Hello, No it's not unique to Yamaha, Aphex actually made the original I
think you will find. I can't tell you exactly how it works, but from
what I understand it 'adds' some frequencies that the brain is
particularly drawn to and finds it hard to ignore (apparently babies
crying and women screaming also produce this frequency!), not sure what
else it does.
In article <
9up0kf+u0aa@...>, Tuskermusic
<
tuskerfort@...> writes
>Wonder if anyone can give a brief explanation of the Aural Exciter
>Variation Effect (#9)
>
>It seems to me that it segments the frequencies above the cutoff
>frequency, runs them through an overdrive and then reconstitutes the
>signal. (or something like that)
>
>Is this correct, or does it also do some animation (like a chorus)?
>
>Is this effect unique to Yamaha? Is it similar to the sonic maximizer
>(BBE)?
>
>Sorry for so many questions. I'll take whatever you know.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Jerry
>
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See ya,
Reggie