UNIT 7 & UNIT 8 Flashcards

1
Q

sound wave

A

pure tones when pressure changes

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2
Q

vibration

A

= amplitude
times/sec the pressure changes

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3
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frequency

A

number of cycles/sec of pressure changes

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4
Q

additive synthesis technique

A

using pure tone with same frequency as complex and then adding pure tones with a frequency multiple of the fundamental (base)

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5
Q

Steven’s magnitude estimation

A

increasing 10 dB double the sound’s loudness

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6
Q

pitch

A

perceptual quality described as high or low

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7
Q

tone height

A

increasing pitch, which increases tone’s fundamental frequency

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8
Q

periodicity pitch

A

pitch perceived when fundamental frequency or other harmonics are removed

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9
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timbre

A

harmonic structure of tone, same loudness pitch and duraction buit sound different

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10
Q

aperiodic sounds

A

sound waves that do not repeat

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11
Q

what stream

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in the front to identify sounds

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12
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where stream

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at the back to locate sounds

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13
Q

Aizmuth coordinates

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from left to right

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14
Q

Elevation coordinates

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from up to down

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15
Q

interaural time difference

A

difference when a sound reaches left and right ear

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16
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interaural level difference

A

differences in sound pressure level