Roger Shepard is an American cognitive psychologist who described the Shepard tone — an auditory illusion of perpetually ascending pitch — in his 1964 paper.
The Shepard tone became the foundational sonic device of Nolan's films, used by Hans Zimmer to create the sensation of unending escalation.
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