5 Surprising Things That Have Broken the Speed of Sound
It's not only aircraft that break the sound barrier.
It's not only aircraft that break the sound barrier.
It could make audio recording easy for the general public, but also is ripe for misuse.
When the car detects an impending crash, it emits an audio signal, causing your ear muscles to contract to protect your hearing.
It has to do with how the brain processes sound, and how that ability deteriorates as we grow older.
The only artificially created noise in this historic soundscape is of a water pump.
The Next Station explores London transportation through soundscapes.
Crafty!
In some concert halls, the cheap seats might actually give you a more moving philharmonic experience.
An audio engineer tells all.
Juan Pablo Culasso has turned his perfect pitch into a career in nature recording.
But not louder.
How much can social media tell us about street noise?
The Phono Museum in Paris is home to hundreds of antique recording technologies.
White noise is just one part of the auditory rainbow.
Customize how you hear the world.
When all you can hear is the sound of your own body, extreme quiet is less peaceful than you'd think.
Your ears aren't the only thing you have to worry about.
The future is here.
When Bruce Willis is too busy to re-record own breathing, they call in the professionals.
A new study finds that babies can distinguish between sounds better if they can move their tongue.
The ambient sounds of the National Parks of the Southwest is about to be your new favorite album.