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Sound

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In physics, sound is a vibration that propagates as a typically audible mechanical wave of pressure and displacement, through a transmission medium such as air or water. In physiology and psychology, sound is the reception of such waves and their perception by the brain.[1] Humans can hear sound waves with frequencies between about 20 Hz and 20 kHz. Sound above 20 kHz is ultrasound and below 20 Hz is infrasound. Other animals have different hearing ranges.


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Sound

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`` Sound by country (4 C, 1 P)

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` ► Unidentified sounds (6 P)

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` Acoustics (12 C, 269 P)

► Audible medical signs (14 P)

``E

` ► Soundscape ecology (7 P)

`F

` ► Fictional characters who can manipulate sound (21 P)

`H

` Hearing (6 C, 94 P)

`M

` Music (40 C, 2 P)

`N

`P

` Sound production (9 C, 32 P)

`R

` Sound recording (16 C, 110 P)

`S

` Silence (3 C, 45 P)

``T

` Sound technology (8 C, 39 P)

 

 

`U

` Ultrasound (2 C, 67 P)

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` Sound

`A

` A-weighting

A3D

Acoustic ecology

Acoustic impedance

Aeolian sound

AES-2id

AES3

AES11

Alignment level

Ambient noise level

Amplitude

Anthropophony

Atmospheric diffraction

Audio frequency

Auditory scene analysis

`B

` Sound barrier

Birth of public radio broadcasting

Bore (wind instruments)

Brown note

`C

` Comic sound

Computational auditory scene analysis

Constant spectrum melody

`D

` Decibel watt

Delayed Auditory Feedback

Diffusion (acoustics)

Digital recording

Directional sound

Double Bass Array

`E

` EIAJ MTS

Experimental music

`F

` FindSounds

Freesound

`G

` Growling

Gunshot

`H

` Headroom (audio signal processing)

Hearing

High fidelity

High-resolution audio

History of broadcasting

Humming

`I

` Immersion (virtual reality)

Infrasound

Insert (effects processing)

Intelligibility (communication)

International Sound Communication

ITU-R 468 noise weighting

`K

` Kosten unit

`L

` Line level

`M

` Macrosonics

Matrix decoder

Micro perforated plate

Minnaert resonance

Mix-minus

Monaural

Multichannel television sound

Music

Music without sound

`N

` NICAM

Node (physics)

Nominal level

`P

` Palinacousis

Parametric array

Particle displacement

Particle velocity

Phonetic palindrome

Phonetic reversal

Phonophobia

Power bandwidth

Precedence effect

Programme level

PSPLab

`R

` Rarefaction

Real-time analyzer

Recording consciousness

Reflection phase change

Robinson–Dadson curves

Roughness (psychophysics)

`S

` Schizophonia

Silence

Sonic boom

Sonic interaction design

Sonology

Sonotrode

Sound baffle

Sound collage

Sound energy density

Sound energy density level

Sound from ultrasound

Sound generator

Sound intensity

Sound localization

Sound localization in owls

Sound map

Sound power

Sound pressure

Sound studies

Sound symbolism

Sound unit

Sound-in-Syncs

Sound-on-film

Soundscape

Soundscape ecology

Soundwalk

Speech transmission index

Speed of sound

Stridulation

String vibration

Summing localization

Supersonic speed

`T

` Temp track

Test CD

Textsound journal

Thin-film bulk acoustic resonator

`W

` Weighting curve

World Soundscape Project

Wow and flutter measurement

`Z

` Zoom H2n Handy Recorder

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