Acoustic guitar

Upon finishing listening to what was my first podcast ever, it did not necessarily change my thoughts about noise of modern life. This is because I am and have always been an appreciator of the simple things in life. For example, I am the type of person who will sit in an airport and just think about the fact that in this one place where there are a multiple number of people, each of them has their own life. Each of these lives are being carried out all at the same time, and each of those lives are

I can’t even articulate the word articulate. I know what it sounds like, what it feels like—your tongue flicking inward and running across the roof of your mouth, then it pushes itself off against the back edge of your front teeth. AR-TIC-UUUU-LATE. In fact, as I am writing this, I’m saying it over and over again, feeling the weight of every syllable bouncing from my throat and out of my mouth. I sound like I know what I’m talking about. I sound like I’m articulant. But when I sat in front of the

Many young children struggle with mastering the /r/ sound. This sound can be challenging for them to master. Here are a few tricks you can use at home to help your child master the /r/ sound. Understanding The Challenge In order to help your child master the /r/ sound, you first have to understand why it is a challenging sound for your child to master in the first place. This sound is often considered one of the hardest to master sounds in the English language in large part because three different

A sound source in space will stimulate both ears. Experiments with headphones have suggested that the side on which a source is heard depends on timing and intensity differences at the two ears. A sound source on one side will stimulate the nearest ear first, because the sound path to that ear is shorter. This cue is particularly important for low-frequency sounds, because with low-frequency sounds, the phase differences at the two ears produced by the difference in path length are unambiguous. The

The aging process impacts the vocal mechanism as it does any other system of the body. In one of the few studies that reviewed vocal disorders in the geriatric population, the incidence of vocal disorders in people 65 years or older was between 12% and 35%. (Davids, Klein, Johns, 2012). Of that population, 25% had vocal fold atrophy as the cause of their disorder. (Davids, et al., 2012). A 2006 study conducted on 100 assisted-living residents found the incidence of age-related dysphonia to be

I was at my aunt’s home with her husband and 2 children. We were just chatting together and later began watching a movie. Unilateral: I could still hear things that were close by, but the farther the sound source was, the worse the quality of the sound. Things sounded a little more muffled and distant, almost like phone quality. Similar to the concept of a low resolution image versus a high resolution image, I could still tell what the sound was, however, it was very slightly diluted and fuzzy in

Sleeping with Sirens is the best band in my opinion. Everyone should listen to them. Sleeping with Sirens (SWS) is an alternative rock band. Most people say their type of music is just noise. You can’t judge a band’s music just buy how loud it is. I’ll have you know that “noise” has a meaning to it. Let’s take their song “Fire” for example, this song is about self-harm and to this specific person (Kellin Quinn) it's like fire and self-harm does a lot to a person, you are never the same after self-harm

STANDING WAVES PRACTICAL- SPEED OF SOUND Yacoub Suresh Kandathil Partners- Ali and Anirudh IB PHYSICS GRADE-11 Mrs Perez INTRODUCTION- In this lab the speed of sound is strictly based on resonance.What resonance is that it is a natural frequency of an object determined by vibrating waves.In this lab i have learnt more about sound waves and how they are generally measured using resonance.My hypothesis for this lab will be that as we use tuning forks with higher frequency, the distance it travel

okay from my parents, I clawed at it and all I felt was cardboard, thick hard-to-open cardboard. I began to see on the box an image of the neck of a guitar. “No way!” I exclaimed, “Did you get me a real guitar?” Tearing the wrapping paper apart even faster now, I saw the full picture on the box. In the corner, it stated that it came with five guitar picks, a capo, and a tuner. I’ve been talking about wanting this for months, and now it’s finally here! My dad was looking for a pair of good scissors

exploration is around progressive music. I truly adore the guitar playing of Andy James, John Brown of Monuments, Mike Dawes etc. Choosing to play guitar became sensible in my case as the whole vibe of the instrument is so appealing. Social media have been a growing platform and I used it to communicate to as many musicians, people all over the world, now that I am in touch with many great artists. Initially, I started playing the guitar by myself with a little research and later took lessons from