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    to create music emerged. One of these ways is through a computer using a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). There are many benefits to using a DAW for music, but there are also advantages to keeping things acoustic, or without electronics. Using a DAW for music is a lot more efficient in…

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    Acoustics were altered during the study period by changing the ceiling tiles throughout the ICU from sound-reflecting (poor acoustics) to sound-absorbing tiles (good acoustics) of similar appearance.” When the patients did a questionnaire about the quality of care, they said that the staff attitude was better and more effective in the good acoustics period. In general, the high sound levels that are caused by the clinical alarms…

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    Acoustic Electric Guitar Acoustic electric guitars are the special kind of popular, versatile guitar where you may feel both the test of an acoustic and an electric guitar. This type of guitar also might be called as electro acoustic guitar. These are the special features of an acoustic-electric guitar: • Pickup installed in the bridge (inside the body) • Usually, they have a slightly thinner sound than an acoustic guitar Pros Cons Can be played with or without…

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    History Of Guitar Essay

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    These strings make it easier to play for guitarists. Most of the time it’s not just the affectional feel. An example is Steve Rai; an american composer and known classical guitarist states: “The classical guitar has a dynamic to it unlike a regular acoustic guitar or an electric guitar. You know, there 's times when you should play and there 's times when you gotta hold back. It 's an extremely dynamic instrument”(Steve Rai). He means that this guitar is probably the most special out of any.…

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    (Dowling 2015). Duets are a form of acoustic signaling in which a pair of individuals participates in making the signal rather than the more common acoustic signal where only one animal participates in being the sender. The costs associated with producing a duet are likely higher than the costs associated with individual acoustical signals. This is because duets likely require more practice, coordination, and attentiveness by participants (Dahlin, 2012). Acoustic signaling is important for many…

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    Folk Music Research Paper

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    Folk music has a very wide description and can be created in many forms. Folk music just as Folklore is typically passed down orally from generation to generation. Because of this one song may have many different versions and is typically short because of forgetfulness from being passed down. It also typically has an unknown artist so a lot of folk songs are not by the artist him/herself. One criteria is folk songs are that their short, this is because of the forgetfulness of the song being…

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    from the necessity of the dolphins to modify and adjust their own vocalizations, to be able communicate successfully with other animals of the same group (Janik & Slater, 2000), maintaining the social cohesion (Tyack, 2008). The field of dolphin acoustic behavior…

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    Analysis Of Variance

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    reaction time of visual and acoustic conditions (previously shown in study phase) with new brands (not presented before)(Graph 1). Mauchly’s test showed that the assumption of sphericity had not been violated, χ2 (2) = 0.68, p = .711. Degrees of freedom were corrected using Greenhouse-Geisser estimates of sphericity ( = .98). There was a significant effect of modality type, F (2, 60) = 20.09, p < .001. Bonferroni Post-hoc tests displayed significant effect for visual versus acoustic; the…

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    directly related to the acoustic energy or intensity of a sound, which is the amount of acoustic energy transmitted across unit area per second, expressed in Watts/surface area. Both amplitude and intensity are related to sound's power. Assuming a sound wave as an expanding sphere of energy, power is the total amount of kinetic energy contained on the sphere’s surface . Acoustic waves travel through a medium, with a defined speed of propagation or velocity. The acoustic wave propagation through…

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    Auditory Wordlist

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    presented with an auditory wordlist and they will identify the acoustic words on the wordlist before they identify the visual wordlist. H3O: TAMIU male college students will be presented with an acoustic wordlist and a visual wordlist, and they will not identify either one, and there will be no link between visual and auditory. H4A TAMIU female college students will be presented with an auditory wordlist and they will identify the acoustic words on the wordlist before they identify the visual…

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