A lotta bullsh here and in the previous post, are you recruiting chat gpt for the word salad as well?....there’s no frequency domain analyses, none, happening in human perception/auditory/cns.
Some crappy design/analysis tool never fit in your ear. Keep the human out of it and crunch away.
I’m just noting that our hearing in fact does work in some ways that are analogous to a FT, in that our ears and brains break down an incoming complex wave into it’s component discrete frequencies. Our ears and brains don’t seem to have to flip between frequency and time domains, so that’s a substantial difference in kind, we seem to be able to process both simultaneously by processing information from the location on the cochlea that is activated and the timing pattern of the neural firing so activated -- at least up to about 4kHz or 5 kHz above which our neural ability to phase lock to the signal breaks down, our perception of pitch starts to break down, and our ability to resolve timing with respect to frequency becomes less precise and depends on information we can glean from other biological processes.
But like anything else, our ears and brains are definitely far from infinite in resolution, highly non-linear even in the frequencies and spls and time increments that we can resolve, and limited in precision too.
