What do you hear at first in this? Yanny or Laurel?
We Made a Tool So You Can Hear Both Yanny and Laurel
We Made a Tool So You Can Hear Both Yanny and Laurel
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Same here.I only heard "Laurel" when I listened.
Same. I've been trying to hear it as Yanny and I've been unseccessful. Even moving the slider to the far right side only makes the recording so distorted that I can hardly make anything out from it.I only heard "Laurel" when I listened.
What do you hear at first in this? Yanny or Laurel?
We Made a Tool So You Can Hear Both Yanny and Laurel
What do you hear at first in this? Yanny or Laurel?
We Made a Tool So You Can Hear Both Yanny and Laurel
Hehe. The sound only held my interest for about 10 seconds... I heard either depending on where I put the slider.Ah, if I cover my ears with my hands I hear only Yanny.
Then, uncovered, I hear Laurel.
And now, I'm hearing both....
Now I hear just Yanny. Ahhhhhhhhhh......
I'm gradually regaining my 'Yanny' ability....wild!
I tested my grandparents (in their 80s) and they only hear 'yanny'. They are incapable of hearing 'laurel' at all, so the same category as my mother and father. (I texted them all the link and they texted me back)
Which kind of, anecdotally, puts paid to the age interpretation.
For a while, I lost the ability to hear Laurel. I would go off the site, then back on, and hear only yanny. And I thought to myself, "Oh no, I'll never hear laurel again!"
And then, ten minutes in, it suddenly changed to laurel.
I fear you are going to get me sectioned in a mental asylum over this! What have you done to me Polymath
I'm 55 years old and heard 'yanny' first...so that might support the age aspect here also.....
Do your parents/grandparents have any diagnosed hearing loss?
ETA: Younger ears are more apt to hear "Yanny" due to a greater sensitivity to higher frequencies. As we get older our ability to hear higher pitches diminishes so to hear "Yanny" one must use a source that boosts those tones.
That's the bit I don't get, since neither my parents (56-57) or grandparents (84-86) heard it as "laurel" but as "yanny" while I heard it first as laurel (I'm 25).