Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

what is sound

A

vibration of molecules in a medium

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2
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4 properties of sound

A

attentuation (percentage per distance), speed, frequency, wavelength

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3
Q

doppler effect

A

sounds or listeners are moving/ waves compressed for sounds towards but expanded for sounds moving away

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4
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3 ways these sound wayves move

A

reflection, transmission, diffraction

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5
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refelction of sound waves

A

sounds bounce back

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6
Q

transmission of sound waves

A

sounds pass through

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7
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diffraction of sound waves

A

sounds bend around corners

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8
Q

what does a fourier analysis of sounds waves do

A

break any wave into sine waves

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9
Q

what part of the ear decomposes sound into frequencis, amplitudes and phases

A

cochlea

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10
Q

what is the precedence effect

A

same sound, different times, only one sound perceived - suppress reverberations, echoes

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11
Q

equal loudness contours

A

low frequency sounds perceived quieter

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12
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what does pitcch perception discrimination depend on

A

frequency

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13
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what is critical band masking

A

suppression of nearby frequencies when one frequency is played

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14
Q

missing fundamental is what

A

filling in- if higher harmonics are played, missing fundamental heard

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15
Q

3 binaural cues

A

interaural time differnce - sound arrives at two ears at different times/ interaural loundess - loudness at two ears is idfferent (Acoustic shadowing)/ differences act as cues to azimuth

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16
Q

cone of confusion

A

all location consisted with given interaural time difference

17
Q

4 monoaural cues

A

familiar loudness., frequency filter by pinna depend on eelvation, frequency filter by distance - hgih frequencies fade faster, reverberations tell about environment - echolocation