Loud waves of low noise, one will feel. Too loud waves of high noise will be felt too and could give pain in your ears. Long lasting loud noises might damage your ability to hear. That would be my worst nightmare. I would rather be blind but be able to listen to music. Not the other way around

You can many times hear what you see. And most of the times you will not see what you hear. Virtualization of sound can be performed with several techniques. Thus, it is not impossible. In the end, if you are blind, you will never see what you here.

If you are deaf, you will not hear. Though you sometimes might feel low noise waives. If loud enough, they will make your body to vibrate. Thus, when you are deaf, you might still feel the vibration(s). A plane flying by on low height, a car with an enthusiastic low noise producing exhaust, or in music: the bass, kicks, and others low noise producing sounds or instruments.

Each additional three decibels(dB) will duplicate the amount of noise. But noise alone is not enriching. The combination of sounds should cause affection. It could make people understand each other (spoken language), but also things that you can see or feel at the same time will make the sound to give more or less impact.

In order to let music have a stronger impact, one should feel what they hear. If you Feel what you hear, then the artist or musician will have impact on your authority. That is: how you feel, think, concentrate, move, behave and/or experience life in that moment. For me, creating music helps establishing and developing my own authority. In the past I let my authority being influenced by what I believed was the opinion of others about the way I felt, should behave, or what I was expected to do so in my career and even my life.

That caused many, many thoughts to exist and to overcompensate anything I did in live. Can you imagine the size of this energy leak I have had in the past? Thoughts, running over and over again. But that will be subject of my second blog.