This is a link to a podcast that I think is BRILLIANT and CRITICAL for all composers and arrangers to know, understand, and apply to all work they do. This is a scientific podcast about sound, and this particular episode is about how the human brain perceives sound. Spoiler alert.. We don't all perceive it the same way!! I'd like to suggest to the people of ToneGym/SoundGym to create a section in the Learning center about acoustics and sound psychology. (I don't use SoundGym yet, so I don't know if there is actually something like this there.) Although music psychology as a whole was in its infancy when I was a music student in University, I had to take a courses on both these topics, and I found them fascinating. Here is the link:

https://www.20k.org/episodes/relearningbolero?rq=Bolero

If you know of any other favorite podcasts that are 'near' or relates to these topics, please email the link to me. I love this stuff!

DISCLAIMER: I have NOTHING to do with the producers of this podcast or associated podcast. I have zero stake in any of their advertisers… a great big NOTHING, so I am pimping NO ONE! I am just a musician whose musician best friend sent this link and I wanted to pass along to all other aspiring musicians out there this fascinating information.