system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Why can't I feel treble like I can feel bass?
gpt
Think of soundwaves as a physical object that moves air. ~ there's a certain amount of air on each side of the little squiggly line (my soundwave). The lower the frequency (pitch) of a soundwave, the more time there is in between each passing wavelength (let's say ~ is like one wavelength). There's more air contained in the larger space between each wavelength ~  ~  ~, and when you move more air, you feel it more. Alternatively, when you hear a higher pitched treble frequency there is less space in between each ~~~ wavelength, so it moves less air and you feel it less.