“Signals, Sound, and Sensation”

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“Signals, Sound, and Sensation” is a comprehensive textbook on acoustics and psychoacoustics that explains how physical sound signals relate to human auditory perception.

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instanceOf acoustics textbook ⓘ
non-fiction book ⓘ
psychoacoustics textbook ⓘ
textbook ⓘ
approach experimental ⓘ
quantitative ⓘ
theoretical ⓘ
describes Fourier analysis of sound ⓘ
binaural hearing ⓘ
cochlear filtering ⓘ
critical bands ⓘ
filters and filter banks ⓘ
human hearing mechanisms ⓘ
just noticeable differences in sound ⓘ
loudness perception ⓘ
masking in hearing ⓘ
musical acoustics basics ⓘ
pitch perception ⓘ
relationship between physical sound signals and auditory perception ⓘ
reverberation ⓘ
room acoustics ⓘ
signal detection theory in hearing ⓘ
sound localization ⓘ
spectral analysis of signals ⓘ
speech perception basics ⓘ
temporal aspects of hearing ⓘ
time-frequency representation of sound ⓘ
explains mathematical description of sound waves ⓘ
signal representation in frequency domain ⓘ
signal representation in time domain ⓘ
field acoustics ⓘ
auditory science ⓘ
physics ⓘ
psychoacoustics ⓘ
hasAuthor William Hartmann ⓘ
linked to: William M. Hartmann

William M. Hartmann ⓘ
hasLanguage English ⓘ
intendedAudience advanced undergraduates ⓘ
graduate students ⓘ
researchers in acoustics ⓘ
researchers in psychoacoustics ⓘ
mainSubject acoustics ⓘ
auditory perception ⓘ
hearing ⓘ
physical acoustics ⓘ
physiological acoustics ⓘ
psychoacoustics ⓘ
psychophysics ⓘ
signal processing ⓘ
sound ⓘ

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William M. Hartmann → hasWritten → “Signals, Sound, and Sensation” ⓘ
William M. Hartmann → notableWork → “Signals, Sound, and Sensation” ⓘ