Auditory Saturation is a theoretical construct in noise art denoting the perceptual and cognitive state in which auditory stimuli exceed the listener's capacity to discern discrete sonic elements, thereby inducing a condition of sensory overload specific to the temporal and textural density of non-representational sound.
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Acoustic saturation and output regulation
Francis Duck · Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology · 1999 · 48 citations
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