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In Reply to: Survey question concerning training posted by E-Stat on March 4, 2009 at 18:13:29:
My problem has always been how to describe (in words) what I hear when (attempting) communicating with others.
I am now listening to the "Golden Ears" training set of CD's from Dave Moulton. This wonderful program (8 CD's) has a whole set of exercises so you can detect various frequencies (how many of you can accurately detect 100hz, 1000hz? and say a 3 dB boost at a frequency) the effects of equalization; time and amplitude distortions, etc. using A/B drills.
I can now at least begin to identify frequency ranges; amplitude differences and other "perturbations", so it is not only adding clarity to my own interpretations of what I hear but a means to express this when talking with someone else.
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Follow Ups
- Observational / Descriptional? Problems - stellavox 03/6/0904:26:58 03/6/09 (2)
- The Context of "Training"....... - Todd Krieger 22:31:07 03/6/09 (0)
- When you're done with those CDs.... - mkuller 09:30:52 03/6/09 (0)
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