hearing responsible for the Perception of Speech is 300Hz to 3000Hz. This range is used for voice communication in telephony and is the range the human ear is the most sensitive. HOW DIFFERENT PARAMETERS EFFECT EACH OTHER
FREQUENCY VELOCITY INCREASES AMPLITUDE REMAINS THE SAME
(PITCH) V= F*W
AMPLITUDE VELOCITY DOES NOT CHANGE FREQUENCY REMAINS THE SAME
(VOLUME)
Volume is the amplitude of the wave, and is how loud a sound
is. Increasing amplitude will keep the same sounds, but make them louder.
Frequency is the pitch of the sound. It is the inverse of the
LET US TRY AND IMPLEMENT WHAT WE LEARNED
Let us become aware of at
least the spectrum of the audio frequency. LET US UNDERSTAND IT BETTER
Ramp of 12 steps of 3 dB each at the following
frequencies: (1) 50 Hz; (2) 500 Hz; (3) 4000 Hz. Count the number of steps you can hear, the frequency with the greatest number being the one where the ear is most sensitive PROPERTIES OF LOUDNESS
Loudness is a subjective quality that depends on
– sound pressure level; – frequency; – spectrum; – duration and amplitude envelope; – environmental conditions etc. FLECHER AND MUNSON CURVES SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL of PURE Tones that are perceived EQUAL LOUDNESS CURVES being equally loud. COMPARING THE TWO CURVES HOW IT INTERESTS IN REAL LIFE
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