Yanny or Laurel

[Deleted member 15344]

Sad

Interest development , don’t think anyone can beat that

 

[Khamelion]

Sad

Sad isn't an option, only Yanny or Laurel

 

[HampshireHog]

I heard both, more often than not I heard the word my eyes focussed on.

 

[Robster59]

I can only hear Laurel but.......



WHO CARES!?

 

[gmhubble]

Laurel

 

[ScienceBoy]

White with blue stripes

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Laurel

 

[Khamelion]

White with blue stripes

Black and Gold

 

[casuk]

You tube app on my TV I hear yanni but same video on my phone I hear laural weird

 

[ScienceBoy]

You tube app on my TV I hear yanni but same video on my phone I hear laural weird

Sounds like you need a sound bar...

 

[casuk]

Its the frequency that makes it sound different, if you change TV audio settings you will hear two different things, actually quite cool, no need for a sound bar my TV is a bad boy 😁

 

[Blue in Munich]

And the correct answer is............

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world...s-what-he-actually-said/ar-AAxzJe8?ocid=ientp

 

[Orikoru]

I finally listened to this - and it appears to be something to do with frequency. When the volume was low I could here Yanny (the treble frequencies sound like that, and they are the only ones that travel at low volume). When I turned the volume up higher, I was then hearing Laurel, because the bass frequencies kicked in.

Apparently the guy who actually recorded it (many years ago as it turns out) came out and said it was "Laurel" he was saying. So when the volume is low, the bass frequencies can't be heard and that makes it sound like "Yanny".

Smart money was always on 'laurel' anyway - that's actually a word/name where as yanny is nothing.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

I finally listened to this - and it appears to be something to do with frequency. When the volume was low I could here Yanny (the treble frequencies sound like that, and they are the only ones that travel at low volume). When I turned the volume up higher, I was then hearing Laurel, because the bass frequencies kicked in.

Apparently the guy who actually recorded it (many years ago as it turns out) came out and said it was "Laurel" he was saying. So when the volume is low, the bass frequencies can't be heard and that makes it sound like "Yanny".

Smart money was always on 'laurel' anyway - that's actually a word/name where as yanny is nothing.

And the correct answer is............

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world...s-what-he-actually-said/ar-AAxzJe8?ocid=ientp

The post above yours had already said as much

 

[Orikoru]

First time I've opened the topic, just read the first post and replied.