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Psychoacoustics is the
branch of
psychophysics involving the
scientific study of
sound perception and audiology—how the
human auditory system perceives...
- (/ˈtæmbər, ˈtɪm-, ˈtæ̃-/), also
known as tone
color or tone
quality (from
psychoacoustics), is the
perceived sound quality of a
musical note,
sound or tone....
- the
accuracy of
certain components of
sound that are
considered (by
psychoacoustic analysis) to be
beyond the
hearing capabilities of most humans. This...
- In
audiology and
psychoacoustics the
concept of
critical bands,
introduced by
Harvey Fletcher in 1933 and
refined in 1940,
describes the
frequency bandwidth...
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subjective psychoacoustical attribute of sound. Historically, the
study of
pitch and
pitch perception has been a
central problem in
psychoacoustics, and has...
- electro-acoustics,
environmental noise,
musical acoustics,
noise control,
psychoacoustics, speech, ultrasound,
underwater acoustics, and vibration.
Sound can...
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there is a
block called "
Psychoacoustic model". This is
communicated with the band
filter and the
quantify block. The
psychoacoustic model analyzes the samples...
- with
equal energy. The
difference between the two is the
result of
psychoacoustics, more
specifically the fact that the
human hearing is more sensitive...
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systematic structures of
these cognitive phenomena can be investigated.
Psychoacoustics is the
scientific study of
sound perception. More specifically, it...
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tones subliminally into a station's or
broadcast network's
airchain via
psychoacoustic masking. A
monitor that
checks that the
encoder is
working properly...
