Research into audio listening experiences

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Hope it’s OK to post this here. I’m a University researcher working on the perception of sound and audio. I’m currently working on a project looking into immersive audio reproduction (http://www.s3a-spatialaudio.org/wordpress/). As part of the project, I’m running a survey to try to get a better understanding of why people listen to reproduced audio in different situations.

If you’re interested in taking part, the survey should take no more than 10-15 mins and you can enter into a prize draw to win a £50 Amazon UK voucher. Here’s the link to the survey:

http://www.sound101.org/listener_experience/

Happy to answer any questions about this or audio/sound perception in general.

#2

how come dogs don’t like it when you moo at them?

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#3

DONE. Please fix it so I win the voucher.

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#4

No idea! I once worked on a project with a wildlife conservationist looking at whether we could find a specific sound newts dislike to try to get them to move away from construction sites. The only sound that had a significant effect was when you played Oasis at them.

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#5

Good survey.

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#6

Why do people die?

#7

Sorry I’m an acoustician, I think you want a mortician.

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#8

Done.

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#9

I did it, not sure I fully understood some of the questions but did my best!

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#10

@TheWza @Reptar Thanks guys!

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Done!

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