[Obey The Wub]

When I wake up and immediately grab my headphones and listen to them the sound plays faster than it would regularly. I can't be the only one who has noticed...

 

[PurpleAngel]

I believe the denser (colder in the morning) the air is, the more sound waves travel.

 

[Obey The Wub]

Do you mean faster?

 

[lwien]

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When I wake up and immediately grab my headphones and listen to them the sound plays faster than it would regularly. I can't be the only one who has noticed...

 
And in the evening, does it get really sloooooooowwwww?

 

[thegunner100]

Interesting... I always attributed it to just differences between headphones

 

[ckeyler]

i believe its just temp as well

 

[Obey The Wub]

Someone who knows and not believes? It doesn't matter what time it is. It still happens.

 

[BillsonChang007]

Hello!

According to my own logic, when in the morning, your ears are awake! Really active! That is why, you find the music faster. In the evening, when you are tired, your ears are tired too! So they sound slower, less detailed

My 0.02 cent
Billson

 

[Obey The Wub]

Hello!

According to my own logic, when in the morning, your ears are awake! Really active! That is why, you find the music faster. In the evening, when you are tired, your ears are tired too! So they sound slower, less detailed

My 0.02 cent
Billson

That would not make sense. Automatic functions cannot be exhausted. We will always taste food, our heart will always beat. Hearing is a nervous function. That is like our touch being damped if he keep touching stuff.

 

[FrequencyBlue]

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And in the evening, does it get really sloooooooowwwww?

It does for me! At nights, sometime when I lie down, put my IEMs on and start the music, things slow down and low female vocals sound like males!

 

[BillsonChang007]

That would not make sense. Automatic functions cannot be exhausted. We will always taste food, our heart will always beat. Hearing is a nervous function. That is like our touch being damped if he keep touching stuff.

I agree with your statement and yeah, I think my method of think is wrong after reading yours!

Billson

 

[shpickering]

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I believe the denser (colder in the morning) the air is, the more sound waves travel.

Sound travels more slowly in cold air
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-speedsound.htm
If you mean travel further wouldn't that just change the volume?

 

[davidsh]

Quote:

Hello!

According to my own logic, when in the morning, your ears are awake! Really active! That is why, you find the music faster. In the evening, when you are tired, your ears are tired too! So they sound slower, less detailed

My 0.02 cent
Billson

Do agree with this. Ears can and do get tired. My ears are often more sensitive after sleep.

 

[xnz1201]

Sound I hear is influenced at different time, I don't know why. Maybe temp or my ear condition?

 

[davidsh]

I higly doubt temperature will make any greater difference.