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As a question arising out of Mr. Harding's letter (p. 103), it would be interesting to know what is the effect produced by sounding a note loud enough to produce the subjective distortion, while at the same time the note to which it appears to be flattened is sounded more quietly. I suppose discord would be inevitable, but possibly a musical ear would be able to judge whether subjective distortion was prevented in the loud, or produced in the softer, note.
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SHERWOOD, E. The Subjective Lowering of Pitch. Nature 64, 233 (1901). https://doi.org/10.1038/064233b0
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