29 Dec
2004
29 Dec
'04
6:21 p.m.
Is there any softaware/methodology for ... ears? :-)
I mean testing ears hearing capabilities (frequencies, thresholds,
masking, ...).
Andrew
29 Dec
29 Dec
6:52 p.m.
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
Is there any softaware/methodology for ... ears? :-)
I mean testing ears hearing capabilities (frequencies, thresholds,
masking, ...).
Andrew
Why yes there is...
I sit next to my wife on the couch and she prattles away about various
subjects at a pitch I cannot hear at ALL! :) Yet frequencies similar
when playing with my music gear I can hear perfectly. A phenomenum I
call "Cloth ears" Try it! This test does not so much test your
hearing capability as it does your alignment with men the world over.
R~
:)
30 Dec
30 Dec
8:54 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: hearing testing
Is there any softaware/methodology for ... ears? :-)
I mean testing ears hearing capabilities (frequencies, thresholds,
masking, ...).
Presently I'm unaware of such software for Linux. However, my newest undertaking (yet
to be
announced in the open software world, since it goes as an academic/professional project
right now) is about acoustic therapy for autist people. Part of the package will be an
audiometer (with which you can measure your hearing threshold on various frequencies). The
software tools will run on Linux, and it is my intention to release it as GPL once it
takes
apropriate shape. In perhaps half a year from now, according to my "long-term
roadmap".
Tom
31 Dec
31 Dec
3:53 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: hearing testing
Tom,
Good luck! I'll be waiting for your announce :-)
Andrew
======= On Thursday 30 December 2004 15:54, Tom Szilagyi wrote: =======
Is there any softaware/methodology for ... ears? :-)
I mean testing ears hearing capabilities (frequencies, thresholds,
masking, ...).
Presently I'm unaware of such software for Linux. However, my newest undertaking (yet
to be
announced in the open software world, since it goes as an academic/professional project
right now) is about acoustic therapy for autist people. Part of the package will be an
audiometer (with which you can measure your hearing threshold on various frequencies). The
software tools will run on Linux, and it is my intention to release it as GPL once it
takes
apropriate shape. In perhaps half a year from now, according to my "long-term
roadmap".
Tom
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