anenaitad āha buddhigate eva tīvramandatve śabde samāropya bhrāmyati, natupunaḥ śabdasya svataḥ sthūlādisambhavaḥ, tasya pratyabhijñayaikatvasya siddhatvāt /
This means that [a person] wrongly superimposes the intensity and weakness that belongs only to the cognition onto the sound itself, and there cannot be inherent grossness etc. in sound itself, because its unity has been established through recognition.