For example how does a speaker not muddled together the sound of a guitar, a singer and drum beats during a song?
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The speaker plays all the sounds at once. Your ears can tell the difference between a guitar and a piano, but the speaker doesn’t know this, it just plays back the ‘song’; everything together.
You hearing differences between the instruments isn’t real either, since you aren’t actually listening to the original source, you’re listening to a recording, and your brain will make a distinction between the different sounds, but in actuality that are no different sounds — there is one singular sound, coming from the speaker.
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