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Re:Sora: Creating video from text by inference-lord on Thursday February 15, 2024 @11:48PM (#39393282)
My son is an interesting example of this, I can play all the best guitar music on earth via the speakers, but when I physically get the guitar out and strum it, he sits up like he has just seen god, and is total awe of the sounds of it, the feel of the guitar and the site of it. It's like nothing else can compare. Even if he is hysterically crying, the physical isntrument and the sound of it just makes him calm right down.

I wonder if something is lost in the recording process that just cannot be replicated? A live instrument is something that you can actually feel the sound of IMO, I've never felt the same with recorded music even though I of course enjoy it.

I wonder if when we get older we just get kind of "bored" (sadly) and it doesn't mean as much to us as it probably should.

Re:Sora: Creating video from text by vczf on Friday February 16, 2024 @12:12AM (#39393423)
Mirror neurons?
Re:Sora: Creating video from text by inference-lord on Friday February 16, 2024 @12:33AM (#39393543)
What does this have to do with it?
Re:Sora: Creating video from text by vczf on Friday February 16, 2024 @12:36AM (#39393562)
I'm speculating that one would have more mirror neuron activation watching a person perform live, compared to listening to a recording or watching a video. Thus the missing component that makes live performance special.
Re:Sora: Creating video from text by rightbyte on Friday February 16, 2024 @05:51AM (#39395393)
The sound feels present with live music. Speakers have this synthetic far away feel no matter how good they are.
Re:Sora: Creating video from text by tzs on Sunday February 18, 2024 @04:50PM (#39423788)
What about live music on non-acoustic instruments so it inherently comes through a speaker?
Re:Sora: Creating video from text by inference-lord on Friday February 16, 2024 @06:10AM (#39395506)
My son isn't even a toddler so I don't think it would possibly be "mirror neurons".