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Published: 30 December 2011
... visited the Dream House on several occasions, and also trained with Young in order to serve as a monitor for the Dream House’s operation. This account also includes a detailed exegesis of the acoustical principles behind the Dream House’s unique array of frequencies. spatialization of music spirituality...
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Published: 27 March 2013
... on the activities of leading research institutions. Two of these are described: the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics and the Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique. computer mainframe computer Mathews Max MUSIC IV MUSIC V MUSICn Rossler Leonard SCORE Smith Leland...
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Producing Perspective in Radio
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Neil Verma
Published: 11 July 2012
... less than “the rational basis upon which radio drama as we now know it stands.” This chapter examines McGill's “rational basis,” focusing on the perspectival qualities in the conventional use of acoustics, sound effects, and amplitude, arguing that in the dramas of space and time, theory of sound...
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Speech Perception: A Perspective from Lateralization, Motorization, and Oscillation
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David Poeppel and others
Published: 14 March 2019
...Figure 26.1. From waveforms to words. Continuously varying acoustic signals (A) are analyzed in the afferent auditory system. The analysis streams yield “neural versions” of spectrograms (spectrotemporally specified representations) in bilateral auditory cortex (B) Based on this high-resolution...
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Published: 01 April 2020
... understandings of scientific endeavour, and it is this aspect of musical science that is chiefly focused on here. In his Sylva Sylvarum (1626) Francis Bacon advocated the investigation of music and sound (acoustics), while a decade later in his Harmonie Universelle Marin Mersenne established the musical laws...
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Assessing the Acoustic Performance of Small Music Rooms: A Short Introduction
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RAF ORLOWSKI
Published: 14 June 2012
... and the acoustic characteristics generated by the room geometry. Generally, the rooms were rectangular with high ceilings, between 4 and 8 metres, with volumes between 200 and 1000 cubic metres. Such rooms, when occupied, have moderate reverberance, which helps maintain the individuality of separate voices...
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Epilogue
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Laurie Maguire
Published: 05 November 2020
... of Germany Jack Straw Jack Drum’s Entertainment Syme Holger Schott Munday Anthony Trial of Treasure Kidnie Margaret Jane McJannet Linda Rajan Balachandra dialect black-letter type parenthesis italics metaphor rhythm acoustics fonts Punctuation acquired personality in Elizabethan texts...
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Developing Virtual Acoustic Systems for Use in Early Music Research
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Eoin Callery and Jonathan Abel
Published: 21 October 2024
...Eoin Callery and Jonathan Abel, Developing Virtual Acoustic Systems for Use in Early Music Research In: Early Music in the 21st Century . Edited by: Mimi Mitchell, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197683064.003.0014...
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Published: 05 June 2009
...This chapter discusses the use of sound or acoustics for exploring the sea and for understanding the life histories of marine organisms. It describes how acoustics is used for surveying deep ocean landscapes and migrations in diverse fauna living below the surface waters. The chapter discusses...
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Published: 05 June 2009
...The period between 1880 and 1930 laid the foundations for modern oceanography. It was a time of great expeditions and great expansion of sophisticated instrumentation. A shift to acoustics and marine physics also emerged, and along with this expansion came great advances in ocean engineering, which...
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Sunny Tennessee
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Nathan D. Gibson and Don Pierce
Published: 20 January 2011
... and a growing roster of top talent, there were still many challenges to be met in the Starday studios, including poor acoustics and equipment. An echo unit was later built to enhance recordings. Columbia Records Gusto Records Hill Tommy Quonset Hut RCA Victor Snoddy Glenn Starday Sound Studios Story John...
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Published: 01 February 2016
...Chapter 2 presents an aesthetic history of how ambient music has sought to enable feelings of ontological security by indirectly situating the self against imaginary acoustic horizons. Roquet traces how the landscapes made sensible by ambient music became increasingly abstract and anonymous moving...
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Charles Wheatstone: Musical Instrument Making, Natural Philosophy, and Acoustics in Early Nineteenth-Century London
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Myles W. Jackson
Published: 27 January 2017
...This chapter argues that Wheatstone’s achievements in the fields of acoustics and long-distance communication were the direct result of his early education in musical instrument building. Jackson begins by considering the scientist’s early career in light of the particular culture of music...
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Voice Boxes
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Ellen Lockhart
Published: 09 December 2019
... Weippert’s Concert da Camera Pettigrew Robert Vesalius Benjamin Walter Menzel Adolphe Adorno Theodor Wiesengrund Poe Edgar Allan Peel Sir Robert speaking machine acoustics Charles Wheatstone gems overtone singing What a snarl—what an irremediable tangle of sounds, things, and ideas that can...
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Ocean Acoustics
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John A. Adam
Published: 30 May 2017
...This chapter deals with the mathematics of ocean acoustics. A number of environmental factors affect the transmission of sound in the ocean, including the depth and configuration of the bottom, the sound velocity structure within the ocean, and the shape of the ocean surface. The depths...
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The Laboratory of Harmony: The Transformation of Sound within British Science, 1815–46
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Edward J. Gillin
Published: 27 December 2021
... scientific culture, including for popularizing new knowledge of nature through novel acoustic apparatus such as Wheatstone’s kaleidophone and enchanted lyre. Such instruments helped attract diverse audiences to the capital’s leading scientific venues. Natural philosophers and experimentalists took practices...
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The Vertical/Horizontal Paradox
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Tom Beghin
Published: 15 July 2022
... to. Horizontal versus vertical exploration applies also to the four pedals, which may either be pushed down individually or in various combinations by turning one’s feet sideways. But to see Op. 53 as an exercise in French acrobatics only, the chapter argues, is to overlook the deep acoustical roots...
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Applications
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Robert J Marks II
Published: 22 January 2009
.... The wave equation is manifest in analysis of physical phenomena that display wave like properties. This includes electromagnetic waves, heat waves, and acoustic waves. We consider the case of the simple vibrating string. A string under horizontal tension T is subjected to a small vertical...
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Published: 22 June 2023
... in front of the apse 145 —all features that would have improved the acoustics of performances from that platform, although Tzaferis does not specifically note this effect. This change was made despite other evidence indicating a community falling on hard times: poorly repaired mosaics and stone...
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Horn Call
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Pedro de Alcantara
Published: 18 May 2023
... by two horns playing together, a sonority used in numerous passages, movements, and compositions by many composers such as Scarlatti, Mozart, and Bruckner. The chapter presents exercises to enhance the pianist’s sensitivity to acoustic phenomena, to the relationship between gesture and sound...