On Driver A, the smile was a ghost: a slight 0.2 dB rise at 3.5 kHz, easily mistaken for noise.
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On Driver B, the smile became a presence . The 3.5 kHz rise had micro-modulations at 120 Hz (the tremor of her cheek muscles) and a 0.8 ms delay between the left and right channels (because a real smile is asymmetrical). Listeners reported goosebumps, then involuntary smiling. That was the : the point where a technical measurement (vibrational anisotropy) crossed into an emotional response. You may be looking for information regarding the
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