Can Uncanny Valley be applied to music?

According to vaporfags, yes.

>>72386941
I guess that would require something to sound so real that it sounds like it's in the room with you. I think it could probably be achieved with really high quality recordings and a good stereo setup.

i dunno but that pic scared the shit out of me when i first saw it in the movie

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>>72386941

Absolutely! Any of Angelo Badalamenti's stuff

>>72386941
yes look into janet cardiffs sound walks. not necessarily music but sound pieces featuring recordings of the exact location you are supposed to be walking.

>>72387062
that's utterly bizzarre

>>72386941
or other experiences ive had are like sirens in a song while in a car and thinking its the cops. or ive heard whistling in music while at my home when i lived with my parents and would often times think it was my dad whistling because he would often whistle along to songs. ive also been listening to music then thought i heard someone talking downstairs or something.

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it was done on synclavier which electronically generates sound.

more on zappa and the synclavier:

>For the remainder of his career, much of Zappa's work was influenced by his use of the Synclavier as a compositional and performance tool. Even considering the complexity of the music he wrote, the Synclavier could realize anything he could dream up.[170] The Synclavier could be programmed to play almost anything conceivable, to perfection: "With the Synclavier, any group of imaginary instruments can be invited to play the most difficult passages ... with one-millisecond accuracy—every time".[170] Even though it essentially did away with the need for musicians,[171] Zappa viewed the Synclavier and real-life musicians as separate.[170]

>>72387077
not really. its intentionally investigating the uncanny valley in relation to sound as well as perception, memory, space and time.

>>72386941
that's not an example of uncanny valley

Maybe doesn't count but R+7 always gives me that uncanny valley feeling.