Let’s take a look at the anatomical and acoustical reasons behind why most people don’t like the sound of their own voice.
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Learn how dithering can help enhance the sound of your digital audio, despite the fact that it adds noise to the waveform.
Let’s examine ways in which animals have used sound to their advantage, as well as their potential to connect with traditional music created by humans.
Learn about why the claims around 432 Hz being a superior tuning standard are unsound at best, and how to create tracks using your own tuning of choice.
Let’s discuss what binaural beats are, how to create them, and whether they’re a legitimate phenomenon or merely an auditory illusion.
Learn how noise-cancelling headphones block out everything from the hum of an AC unit to the roar of jet engines.
The mp3 may be one of the most recognizable file types in music, but is it still as important today as it once was?
From MP3s to phone calls, a lot of the technology you use every day was developed with psychoacoustics in mind – let’s explore the science of what we hear.
Let’s explore the various stereo and multi-channel spatial audio techniques used by audio professionals to trick our brains into “locating” sounds.
Building your own DIY binaural dummy head might sound intimidating, but it actually isn’t all that hard to do.
Learn about what binaural audio is, how it works, and why it’s a technique that’s gaining popularity across different musical contexts.
The frequency domain might look a little intimidating at first glance, but it’s actually not that complicated – in this blog post, learn about the domain and how to analyze it.