Slide 1Musical Terms Instead of the usual handheld flashcards, I projected these from my computer. Easier to use, always stayed nice, and all students could see better. Feel…

Slide 1How does your portable music player work? J.D. (jj) Johnston Chief Scientist Neural Audio Kirkland, Wa Slide 2 So, how do we carry music around? We need a few things:…

Slide 1Auditory Neuroscience - Lecture 1 The Nature of Sound [email protected] auditoryneuroscience.com/lectures Slide 2 1: Sound Sources Why and how things vibrate…

Slide 1 Identifying Frequencies Slide 2 Terms: LoudnessPitchTimbre Slide 3 Loudness Sound loudness is a subjective term describing the strength of the ear's perception…

Slide 1 Unit 5, Chapter 15 CPO Science Foundations of Physics Slide 2 Unit 5: Waves and Sound  15.1 Properties of Sound  15.2 Sound Waves  15.3 Sound, Perception,…

Slide 1 21.1 Properties of Sound pp. 454 - 458 Mr. Richter Slide 2 Agenda  Introduction to sound.  Notes:  Frequency and Pitch  Amplitude and Loudness  The…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Chapter 15 Sound  15.1 Properties of Sound  15.2 Sound Waves  15.3 Sound, Perception, and Music Slide 3 Chapter 15 Objectives  Explain how the…

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Slide 1 Word Clues 1 Slide 2 anthrop 1 man; mankind Slide 3 phil 2 love Slide 4 miso 3 hate Slide 5 biblio, bibl 4 book Slide 6 phon 5 sound Slide 7 graph, gram 6 Write;…

Slide 1 Sensory Systems: Auditory Slide 2 What do we hear? Sound is a compression wave: When speaker is stationary, the air is uniformly dense Speaker Air Molecules Slide…