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Re: Thanks and a suggestion

Posted by Jon Risch on April 21, 2003 at 21:30:22:
That's a good thought, 'stretching music'. I think that I/we might have done some of that already, without a deliberate and concious attempt to do so, as it has been my practice for the last several years to play some complex music very softly as a sort of warm-up or practice run, which forces a certain amount of focus and concentration due to the slightly reduced level.
I don't know if _loud_ music would be a good idea, especially if it forced a threshold shift, and the ear spent the entire session recovering.

Jon Risch