To demonstrate that doubling the sound intensity creates a change of 3 decibels in the sound intensity level: Divide the class in two, ask one half to make some noise (eg clapping), and note the sound intensity level. Then ask the whole class to make the same noise, raising the sound intensity level by 3 dB. For large groups, a camera may be provided to display the sound level meter.
Illustrate the parts of the ear, their spatial relationships, and their functions Read More
Illustrate the anatomy of the ear with actual photogrraphs Read More
Hear with a stethoscope, and to experience the time resolution between the two ears Read More
Demonstrate the approximate frequency range of human hearing Read More
Demonstrate the effect of the critical band on the sound of two simultaneous sine waves Read More
Demonstrate masking Read More
Illustrate Ohm's Law of Hearing, and to hear the sounds of complex waves produced by the Fourier Synthesizer Read More
Validate Ohm's Law of Hearing for a simple case Read More
Demonstrate second order or quality beats Read More
Demonstrate difference tones Read More
Quantitatively demonstrate sum and difference tones Read More
Demonstrate the frequency just noticeable difference and, in general, to demonstrate a large number of hearing tests as performed by… Read More
Demonstrate the logarithmic nature of dBs
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Illustrate how attack transients strongly affect the tone quality of a musical instrument Read More
Demonstrate individually the phenomena of binaural beats and diplacusis Read More
Provides a wide variety of auditory demonstrations and illusions, monaural and binaural Read More
Demonstrate some hearing defects common to hearing impaired individuals, and to illustrate how these defects can be partially corrected using… Read More
Illustrate the audio analog to the "spiral staircase" effect Read More
Illustrate a variety of audio demonstrations and effects Read More
Illustrate a variety of audio effects and illusions Read More
Demonstrate sound illusions Read More
Demonstrate audible illusions Read More
Illustrate the audio analog to the "spiral staircase" effect Read More
Illustrate the McGurk Effect Read More