>>10939550I know sounds are vibrations, but it's not so much the sound as it is the vibrations. Like a shrill violin. Wonder why they picked that to convey uneasiness and fear. Why do high pitched screams mean fear when low pitched screams mean fun?
Case in point, a business had a haunted basement. The CEO said fuck ghosts, had the old ass heating and ducts replaced and presto the ghosts were gone.
Turns out the low rumbling not only imposed a feeling of dread (like a stampede), but was at the right resonant frequency to mess with some people's eyes that they saw shadows out the corners.
