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To facilitate knowledge of this project, this summary contains a description of what all is entailed for the Voice Recorder Project. The purpose of this project is to replace the current antiquated recording system that is beyond its end of life. Included is a project charter which is an overview of what is entailed in the project. Next is the project scope and work breakdown structure (WBS), which breaks down the larger tasks into smaller tasks which are easier to comprehend and manage effectively (Markgraf, 2012). In addition, a

The resulting data was then analyzed for each structure. A regression equation was provided and resulting annual salaries for each position based on allocation of evaluation points was calculated. A table providing minimum, first quartile, average, median, third quartile, and maximum pay for each position in the structure based on the data was also provided. Using this information and the pay policy level decisions on whether or not to lead or lag the market a preliminary pay level for each position was also reached. Whether or not to overlap pay grades came into consideration when deciding on the spread for each structure. Depending on overlap in compensable factors between structures a spread of 50% or 10% was chosen. For example, in the customer service structure the positions have little in common and thus a 10% spread in order to have no overlap was chosen while for the software engineering structure the positions included a lot of overlap in knowledge and skills thus the spread of 50% was chosen.

The Sound of Music is an old tale that ran its first show in 1959. This play was shown at the Belk Theater at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center. It included two acts with a twenty minutes intermission between the two acts. The Sound of Music is a musical that has music by Richard Rodgers. The play follows Maria von Trapp’s life, it starts with her life at an Abbey trying to join the monastic life. The nuns from the Abbey do not feel that she is quite ready for the monastic life because of how much she likes to sing. There are strict rules that each person must follow in the Abbey. The nuns tell Maria that she is going to become a governess for the von Trapp family. The play then goes to show the relationships that Maria forms with the children and the Captain. The Captain is not home very often, but one time he is he brings home, Elsa and Max. Elsa is planned to be the Captain’s new wife, however, that is not what ends up happening. Maria and the Captain get married and the play ends with the family fleeing from the Nazi. This play is based on a memoir of Maria. Although the play is based on Maria’s life there were some events that did not occur in Maria’s life that is in the play. For instance, the family didn’t actually flee Nazi oppression right after the annexation of Austria; rather they relocated to the United States in the 1940s.

Advancements in Information Technology have now made it possible to restore hearing to the profoundly deaf by inserting a prosthetic device called the Bionic Ear (also known as the Cochlear Implant) in an individual’s inner ear. The Bionic Ear technology is an example of design and innovation combined with information processing, software design and development. Since it was first invented, technology advancements proceeded on a parallel track in terms of miniaturisation and increasing sophistication of this Bionic Ear technology. This particular technology operates by delivering electrical stimuli to the auditory nerve which then triggers auditory

The play, The Music Man, was a well-preformed play. At the beginning of the play there was a scene where all of the salesmen were on a train. The first use of language in this musical is when the conductor made his first appearance onto the stage. When he began to speak he started speaking the words came out at an exceedingly fast rate fast and began using words not everyone could understand. This would be the example that Professor Kenworthy used in class with the toy car salesmen commercial. His addressed needed to be slowed this also could be seen as semantic noise because of how fast he was speaking. The next since of language a person could notice is the salesmen, who are in a small group, begin talking in some sort of rhythm and keeping beat. With all of this physical noise going on it was tough to focus on what they were actually saying instead of focusing on the rhythm especially coming from a person who has a music background. The next thing in this scene would be a guy repeating that he,

Savill, Agnes. “Physical Effects of Music.” Music & Letters 39, no. 1 (January 1958): 16-28.

The beginning of this poem is about how much the speaker likes loud music. For example the speaker says “the speakers throbbing” which means the music from the speaker has a strong rhythm. This is an Aural imagery. “Jam-packing the room with sound whether Bach or rock and roll” means to crowd to capacity the room with sound. Another phrase is “the volume cranked up so each bass notes is like a hand smacking the gut which means you feel the beat in your guts. Again this is a aural image. This section obvious tells us how much the speak feels about loud music.

There are a number of factors to consider when attempting to determine whether or not the internet has done more to help musicians or to hurt them. Some of these factors are discussed within the internet posts of John Gump and Faza. However, the question of whether or not the internet has helped or hurt musicians is actually fairly broad. All musicians are not the same. There are living room, weekend warrior hobbyists who can consider themselves musicians, as well as professionals, who earn money for the playing and the distributing of their craft. A thorough examination of the arguments presented by the aforementioned authors demonstrates that the internet has done much to assist the former of these "musicians", and done just as much to harm the earning potential of the latter. To phrase this point more clearly, the internet has helped musicians in providing widespread access to a number of tools that are useful for the contemplation, production, and creation of music. But it has not helped musicians to earn a living.

Over the years, musicians have struggled to use the computer as an integrated tool, as working with audio places huge demands on the machine. This often resulted in problems such as latency, a time delay from pressing a note on the keyboard to hearing the sound. This can be quite frustrating during

For this journal I found a playlist on the new sounds website, called Electronic and Electronically- Altered Music. This was program number 3797 and it first aired on November 12, 2015. The artists in this program all focused on creating intricate phrasing while using electronic sounds. The first song I listened to was called Labyrinth VII by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith. This song was written on the Buchla Music Easel synthesizer. I have never heard of this instrument before and had to do some research to find out exactly what it does. This instrument is a type of digital music system that you can create different sounds from other types of electronic instruments and put them together. On this system you can also change the pitch, vibrato, tempo, and notation of the sounds. This specific synthesizer was created in 1963 by Don Buchla.

In addition, it is also paramount for the audio quality to be consistently audible for all members of the audience. This will be achieved by utilising a system design configuration that focus’ on clarity and direction whilst also rendering itself sympathetic to the sensitive ears of the general public not attending the event.

The musical film “The Sound of Music” based on the true story of the actual “Von Trapp Family Singers”, set in Salzburg in the late 1930’s before WWII, it has become a time honored classic for it’s heartwarming story and beautiful soundtrack. It was directed by Robert Wise and written by George Hurdalek who uses the book Maria von Trapp wrote about her life and experiences. While the story in the movie strays from what happened in real life it does make it more enjoyable to watch. There are several songs that are repeated throughout the movie but are remade each time they are played to go along with the changes in the movie which was an incredible way to create continuity in the movie from the soundtrack. For example “16 going on 17” goes from a sweet love song to a song of growing up when sang with Maria instead of Rolf who tries to betray the family when he sides with the Nazi’s to be seen as older and more mature. This to me ,perhaps not to other viewers, was the most heart wrenching scene of the film because the family knew Rolf personally and he could have become the Captain’s son in law but went down a much different path and broke Liesl’s heart in the process. Almost every song is heard twice in the movie but it’s so different both times that a viewer watching it through the first time may not notice it.

In Practical situations speech signals are corrupted by several different forms of noise such as speaker sound, background noise like door slam fan running in background, car noise, TV noise and also they are concern to distortion caused by communication channels; examples are low-quality microphone, room reverberation, etc. In all such situations extraction of high resolution signals is an important task. Filtering techniques are mainly classified as adaptive and non adaptive filtering techniques. Speech enhancement improves quality of signal by suppression of noise and reduction of distortion. The speech enhancement tells about the growth of communication system. Enhancement means

In real time situations speech signals are corrupted by several different forms of noise such as speaker sound, background noise like door slam fan running in background, car noise, TV noise and also they are concern to distortion caused by communication channels; examples are low-quality microphone, room reverberation, etc. In all such situations extraction of high resolution signals is an important task. Filtering techniques are mainly classified as adaptive and non adaptive filtering techniques. In real time environment the analytical nature of all speech signals are non-stationary; as a result non-adaptive filtering may not be suitable for such practical situations. Speech enhancement improves quality of signal by suppression of noise and reduction of distortion.

The signals are affected with noise and loss important information. Hence, the signals have to be cleaned up with digital signal processing tools before they are stored, transmitted, or played out. A variety of noise cancellation algorithms have been proposed in the literature. This can be achieved in many different ways, such as beam forming, adaptive, temporal, spatial-temporal filtering, etc. One of the most widely used techniques is Lest Mean Square (LMS) adaptive filtering. It restores the desired signal by passing the noisy signal through a Finite