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Regardless of whose recording actually went viral, Wired did track down some interesting tidbits about the voice that helped ignite the Yanny vs. Laurel debate. Vocabulary.com cofounder Marc Tinkler told the site that the man who recorded the pronunciation of “Laurel” is an opera singer who was a member of the original cast of “CATS” on A video from Reddit and now circulating on Twitter is confusing users. Depending on who you ask it either sounds like “Yanny” or “Laurel.” It’s 100% yanny how could it possibly be laurel — ‎emily (@blueftaddy) May 15, 2018 I heard both, the higher voice says yanny while the lower voice underneath says laurel Online users are debating whether the voice is saying "Yanny" or "Laurel." This debate might eclipse the infamous blue dress debate that went viral in 2015.. A Vox poll on Twitter with over 5,000 The Illusion: Twitter users bored with the Yanny/Laurel question have been sharing this equally divisive clip. Some people think the garbled recording says "brainstorm," while others hear "green The Yanny/Laurel meme is 2018’s version of the blue and black (or is it white and gold?) dress — except this time in audio.

SOS Please listen to this recording and tell me whether you hear "yanny" or "laurel.". May 16, 2018 The clip, which went viral after being posted on Reddit, is polarizing listeners who hear a computer voice say either “Laurel” or “Yanny. May 15, 2018 So what's going on here? Why do some people hear laurel and others hear yanny? Apparently it has to do with the pitch of the audio; yanny is in May 16, 2018 Some hear laurel. Others hear yanny.

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The central question? Was the recording saying “Yanny ” May 17, 2018 Nimdzi Insights ≡ The debate over "Yanny vs Laurel" involves a recorded human sound that, depending on the recording device and the I detta avsnitt går vi igenom 2 stycken ljudillusioner.Vad hör du?

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This mirrors a similar situation in vision, where the May 16, 2018 Some people think they hear the word "Laurel" while others are convinced it says "Yanny." It's the most perplexing phenomenon since the great May 16, 2018 To summarize, the word that the creator of this sound was trying to make was probably laurel, but due to the complexities of speech recognition May 16, 2018 The internet has once again been divided by an illusion, this time one that some people hear as "yanny" while others hear "laurel." May 23, 2018 Let's explore the science behind the Yanny vs. Laurel phenomenon (and take every opportunity to name-drop the legendary Greek musician May 15, 2018 The internet is split on whether they hear "Yanny" or "Laurel" in a viral audio clip. What do you hear? May 22, 2018 Do you hear Yanny or Laurel?

"the dress" is back - in your ears this time. Play the clip, it says "yanny". Or is it "laurel"?
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Det finns folket som lyssnar på den här inspelningen och hör ordet “Laurel” och de som hör “Yanny” och de 00:40:55 - Vi gästas av vår chef Linda Malmén, Hållbarhetschef i Linköpings kommun. Vi pratar vidare om Yanny eller Laurel, har vi kommit på Full bekännelse, jag lyssnade bara på den virala Laurel-Yanny-slingan just nu. När memes som detta börjar översvämma mina sociala flöden förvandlas jag Klämman, som gick viral efter att ha publicerats på Reddit, är polariserande lyssnare som hör en datortal säger antingen "Laurel" eller "Yanny." @AlexWelke The viral “Yanny” or “Laurel” clip — where some listeners hear a deep male voice saying “Laurel,” while others hear “Yanny” — has taken the internet by storm and recalls the fervor over the dress, The viral audio clip — which some listeners interpret as a deep male voice saying, “Yanny,” and others hear as a higher-pitched voiced saying, “Laurel” — popped up on Reddit this week and quickly Professor David Alais from the University of Sydney’s school of psychology says the Yanny/Laurel sound is an example of a “perceptually ambiguous stimulus” such as the Necker cube or the face/vase The clip and original “Yanny or Laurel” poll were posted on Instagram, Reddit and other sites by high school students who said that it had been recorded from a vocabulary website playing through In this case, some astute listeners have pointed out that whether you hear Yanny or Laurel may come down to your perception of bass (low frequencies) and treble (high frequencies).

MUSTARD I can hear both but mostly its yanny. 1y.
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