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    432 hz vibration

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    Most music worldwide has been tuned to 440 hertz since the International Standards Organization (ISO) endorsed it in 1953. The recent rediscoveries of the vibratory / oscillatory nature of the universe indicate that this contemporary international concert pitch standard may generate an unhealthy effect or anti-social behavior in the consciousness of human beings. 440 Hz Music - Conspiracy to Detune Good Vibrations from Nature’s 432 Hz?A=432 Hz‚ known as Verdi’s ‘A’ is an alternative tuning

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    The third modern innovation is sound. People have been fascinated with sound ever since people started living in caves. A music ethnographer discovered that the paintings on the wall of a cave were in the most acoustically interesting part of the cave. This part of the cave had the strongest reverberation so it is speculated that early Neanderthals discovered the reverberation as well and experimented with it. This fascination with sound helped women in the workplace‚ aided in the civil rights movement

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    Haunted House

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    about enough dust to have been from centuries ago. I thought I heard sounds coming from the rooms upstairs so while the others went to see the kitchen I went ahead to explore. The boards on the floor were old and rotting in some areas‚ so one had to be careful where they placed their feet. As I reached the top stairs I heard the sound again and I knew this time it was not my imagination; it sounded like a baby crying. The sound was coming from the first room on the right. Upon opening the door I

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    Homecoming Analysis

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    the setting‚ allowing readers to understand the mood of the poem. The first line in the first section‚ conveys a sense of lament…”All day‚ every day‚ they’re bringing them home”. The use of repetition of the ‘a’ sound generates a sort of repetitive and slow feeling‚ making the first line sound almost relentless and unending. The use of ‘they’re’‚ shows that the poet is not directly specifying who he is talking about‚ making it seem even more serious and solemn. In the second line‚ Bruce Dawe keeps using

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     incredibly  headache   and  it  distracts  me  from  my  work.  Some  examples  of  noise  that  really   bug  me  are  the  sound  of  the  other’s  house  is  fixing‚  dog  barking‚   airplane  flying  above  my  house‚  and  my  family  making  noise.  The   sound  of  fixing  the  home  irritates  my  ear‚  as  well  as  dog  barking‚  but   my  family  is  the  worst.     My  vision

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    all of his heart and soul into it. Half way through the song the tension rising even more as his voice volume increases when the most dramatic parts of the song arise. He starts sound as if he’s almost screaming for the dramatization he is putting into the recording. Throughout the song he is constantly making the song sound as dramatic as possible. The recording was very professionally done and had to song errors‚ fussy parts or skips throughout the whole track. Rufus doesn’t perform these concerts

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    he was hearing. He describes his parents English as “high- whining vowels and guttural consonants” and so he didn’t see English as a beauty but as noise. A woman in the drug store saying something to him he describes this as “exotic polysyllabic sounds would bloom in the midst of their sentences.” He also describes his encounters with the language by the tone of the person‚ “The man behind the counter…by being so firm and so clear‚” and that because he was so firm and clear that marked him as gringo

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    prototype derived from his 1876 telegraph repeater. To make the record‚the user spoke into a mouthpiece‚causing variations in air pressure‚ or sound waves‚ to set a small diaphragm vibrating. Attached to the diaphragm was a stylus that indented the vibration pattern in a sheet of tinfoil wrapped around a rotating cylinder. ( Dewalt “Turning Points: A Short History of Sound Recording and Record Players” 1998) In 1878 Edison was granted a patent for a phonograph using tinfoil cylinders that had a 2 to 3 minute

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    Who I Am- Essay

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    My life is like music‚ it’s sometimes slow and smooth‚ and sometimes it’s loud and sloppy. Music on a page looks like lines and scribbles. It looks like instruments. It feels like wood‚ plastic‚ or metal. It sounds like rock‚ pop‚ hip hop‚ rap‚ country‚ techno‚ and even classical. It’s the sound of a squeak of an instrument‚ the beat of a drum‚ or the crash of a cymbal. Everything about me is like a music or an instrument. I am tall and skinny‚ like the clarinet. Everyone recognizes me by my features

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    Silence suppression

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    Silence suppression Silence suppression is achieved by recognizing the lack of speech through a speech processing mechanism called voice activity detection (VAD) which dynamically monitors background noise and sets a corresponding speech detection threshold. This technique is also known as speech activity detection (SAD). Silence suppression is a way to save bandwidth when conducting voice communications‚ or at least audio communications‚ over the Internet; it’s an advantage for businesses‚ especially

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