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- What Makes ‘Aegyo’ Speech So Cute?
Aug 18, 2026 · original
Adults make their voice sound more childlike by shortening the vocal tract. The post What Makes ‘Aegyo’ Speech So Cute? first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Building Soundscapes: Using Minecraft to Teach the Physics of Reverb
May 26, 2026 · original
Can a video game teach the physics of sound? 🎧 Explore this Minecraft lesson plan where students build virtual rooms, calculate reverberation time (RT60), and hear how materials like carpet or concrete change the acoustics in real-time! #Acoustics #STEM #Minecraft The post Building Soundscapes: Using Minecraft to Teach the Physics of Reverb first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Orienting an Outdoor Amphitheater Surrounded by Natural Rock Formations
May 16, 2026 · original
The view may sell the first ticket, but the sound sells the second. How frequently the audience returns to a venue to hear beautiful music will be determined mainly by the acoustic experience. Come learn how natural rock formations helped shape an outdoor amphitheater. The post Orienting an Outdoor Amphitheater Surrounded by Natural Rock Formations first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Why Do Polymer Oboe Reeds Feel Different?
May 16, 2026 · original
Why do polymer oboe reeds feel different? Our study makes the reed’s fast motion visible, showing that polymer and cane reeds can vibrate in different ways. The post Why Do Polymer Oboe Reeds Feel Different? first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Wall Design Centers Experience of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals #ASA190
May 14, 2026 · original
Textured walls improve speech clarity, making an easier listening experience for all. The post Wall Design Centers Experience of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Tired? We Can Hear It in Your Voice #ASA190
May 14, 2026 · original
Physical exertion affects the pitch, intensity, and temporal characteristics of speech, making speech recognition difficult for systems used by emergency response personnel and wearable devices. The post Tired? We Can Hear It in Your Voice #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Creating an Affordable and Sustainable Marimba #ASA190
May 14, 2026 · original
Honduran rosewood, which makes up the bars of most marimbas, is rare and expensive. The post Creating an Affordable and Sustainable Marimba #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Challenging Biases About Vocal Fry #ASA190
May 14, 2026 · original
Holistic studies that challenge social biases suggest that young women are not the group most likely to speak with vocal fry, also called creaky voice. The post Challenging Biases About Vocal Fry #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org . - How Effective Are Torpedo Bats, Exactly? #ASA190
May 13, 2026 · original
Acoustic analysis can reveal the benefits of baseball’s newest invention. The post How Effective Are Torpedo Bats, Exactly? #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org . - Whip It Good: How Olympic Weightlifting Relies on a Barbell’s ‘Whip’ #ASA190
May 13, 2026 · original
Elite lifters use barbell vibrations to their advantage, which vary from bar to bar. The post Whip It Good: How Olympic Weightlifting Relies on a Barbell’s ‘Whip’ #ASA190 first appeared on Acoustics.org .
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