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Well, I'm truly surprised that no one here seems to get what I'm saying. I've talked to a couple of friends (both music/audio pros) about this, and they understood right away - but also didn't have a great answer why (I'm going to say it again) the human brain accepts multiple spaces on a recording.



I'm not sure what is surprising about this.

When you are in a given space, things that are close to you sound .....close and things that are far, sound ....far.

At the same time.

What is the issue?

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