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Harmonic Creation: Harmonic Creation || When struck: a) the string oscillate producing A=440, b) energy is introduced into the string, c) It became a medium for the energy, d) the energy moves outward from the point of impact, e) They travel to the ends of t ... / The Music Telegraph

Room Acoustics Calibration: Creating an Accurate Listening Environment: Room acoustics calibration is one of the most critical yet often overlooked aspects of music production, mixing, and sound design. Even the most advanced monitors and audio interfaces cannot deliver a ...; The Music Telegraph | 2026.04.03 14:10

How We Hear Harmony: Frequency Relationships and the Science of Critical Bands: Harmony may feel emotional or even mystical, but our perception of chords is deeply rooted in acoustics and human biology. At its core, a chord is defined by frequency relationships, and our ears inte ...; The Music Telegraph | 2026.02.13 14:25

About 'Spectrum of Sound': Sub-Sonic, Sonic, and Ultra-Sonic: Sound extends far beyond what human consciously hear. The human ear detects only part of a much wider frequency spectrum that affects how we sense music, vibration, and the world around us. The typica ...; The Music Telegraph | 2025.11.28 15:28

Understanding Sound Fields: Near, Close, Critical, and Reverberant Space in Acoustics: In acoustics, the way sound behaves depends heavily on distance from the source and the behavior of reflections in the environment. Engineers divide the acoustic space around a sound source into sever ...; The Music Telegraph | 2025.10.24 13:46

About 'Noise': Noise is something we are quite familiar with and is a simple sound, yet its precise definition is not actually straightforward. A common definition of noise is 'a sound present in all sound environme ...; The Music Telegraph | 2024.09.14 13:04

Allowable Human Hearing Time depending on Sound Pressure Level: The table below shows the allowable heraing time for the human ears depending on the sound pressure level. According to the table below, there is no problem for a person to listen to a sound of 85 dB ...; The Music Telegraph | 2024.04.01 12:26

Altering Peak To Average Ratio: In digital audio, there can be no signal voltage "overs", meaning there can be no signal louder than 16 (or 24 bits) of all ones. This is measured as 0 dBfs. Beyond this level of encoded sig ...; The Music Telegraph | 2022.08.22 13:27

Psychological Characteristics of Sound: (6) Subjective Hearing: In addition to the objective contents of sound perceived by listeners, there are also the subjective contents of sound generated by non-linear sound transmission through the Middle Ear. The reason thi ...; The Music Telegraph | 2020.06.25 15:21

Psychological Characteristics of Sound: (5) Location of Sound: The location of sound (Sound Localization) is a very important characteristic in psychoacoustics, and virtually all sounds contain information about the location. Historically, ensembles of different ...; The Music Telegraph | 2020.05.04 13:35

Analysis of Human Speech Voice: Human speech voices consist of three frequency bands: basic sound, vowel, and consonant. The frequency band of the basic sound ranges from 100 to 300 HZ, which determines tone of the speaker. The rang ...; The Music Telegraph | 2020.04.20 13:08

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