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THE PROBLEM WITH FREQUENCY TRANSPOSITION AND MUSIC
Introduction: Frequency transposition, frequency shifting, and frequency compression are all terms that refer to... Read More
Guidelines for Musicians with Hearing Loss to Bring to Their Audiologist
This is a reprint of an article written by Nancy Williams based on an... Read More
Modification of Musicians’ Earplugs: The Romance Continues…
This is a continuation of a previous post where the romantic nature of Musicians’... Read More
Noise Exposure While Driving in a Convertible
So… I was trying to innocently measure my noise-dose during a 2 hour trip... Read More
Area over love
This may sound like a cheap romantic novel or a new soap opera but... Read More
The Acoustics of Hearing Aids: Standing Waves- Part 1
On May 6, 2013, an article of mine was published in the Hearing Review about... Read More
What does TTS tell us about PTS?
In the first course about noise exposure that any audiologist takes, they are confronted... Read More
Music and the PCAST Recommendations- Part 2
In part 1 of this blog series, several general issues were touched on regarding... Read More
Emotion, Speech, and Music
Rachel Hottle is the guest contributor to this week’s blog at HearTheMusic. Rachel is... Read More
The rest of the stuff- part 7 of 7
The music program is similar to the speech-in-quiet program In previous entries of this... Read More
New Orleans, Blues, and Politics- part 1
New Orleans is a hotbed of music, especially jazz and blues. Since the early... Read More
Who is Bob Oliveira? – part 2
In part 1 of this series about Dr. Bob Oliveira we talked about the... Read More
Caffeine and Noise Exposure
I love my morning coffee. And my afternoon coffee. Also, my evening coffee. I... Read More
Woodwinds and Large Stringed Instruments – information sheet part #2
This is the second in a list of 6 fact sheets that can be... Read More
What does TTS tell us about PTS?
In the first course about noise exposure that any audiologist takes, they are confronted... Read More