Psychoacoustics - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Psychoacoustics is a branch of science that deals with - >>>>physical properties of sounds and its link to its percept The two physical properties that are essential for source and medium are - >>>>Mass and elasticity The ability to resolve the sinusoidal components in a complex sound is referred to as - >>>>Fourier Analysis A two dimensional plot of change in some variable as a function of time is - >>>>Waveform What is Fu in a filter curve...

Psychoacoustics Exam 4 Latest 2022 with complete solution

These notes are based on the film "The Music Instinct" that you will watch at the beginning of the semester in MUTH 404: Psychology of Music at Eastern Michigan University. The course is mandatory for music therapy majors, and other music majors are also able to register for the course if interested. I am selling these notes for $2.50. All proceeds support me in attending internship after the conclusion of my undergraduate coursework and taking the CBMT exam.

The document has a summary of the mandatory literature for Task 7: 1) Goldstein, Hearing (Ch.11). 2) Wolfe, Hearing: physiology and psychoacoustics (Ch.9). It summarizes the e-reader document: Caruso, Can You Hear Me Now? Detecting Hidden Hearing Loss in Young People.

This part of the lecture gives you an understanding of timbre and pitch as well as understanding loudness measurement

Document covers in key note form: the problems bats have to solve using echolocation (auditory scene analysis, sensorimotor transformations and spatial memory and navigation) and the evolution of language, speech, protolanguages and the FOXP2 gene

If you are only interested in a few chapters of the book, contact me and we can talk about a special bundle :) Summary of the 9th chapter of the textbook for the course Sensation and Perception (Ben Harvey, Smaagt). Including important images and activities from the textbook but also my own tips and personal explanations and examples for when I felt the book was not explicit or easy enough to understand.