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Auditory event

Auditory events describe the subjective perception, when listening to a certain sound situation. This term was introduced by Jens Blauert (Ruhr-University Bochum) in 1966, in order to distinguish clearly between the physical sound field and the auditory perception of the sound.

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Relationships between sound field and auditory events

Physical quantitiesSound pressureSpectral characteristics
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PerceptionSoundPsychoacousticalAuditory systemHearing threshold
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Auditory event

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auditory sound events perception field determination physical event characteristics investigations etc relationship psychoacoustical certain system noticeable differences loudness corresponding pitch

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Auditory eventrelated to Relationships between sound field and auditory eventsThe0.60section
Auditory eventrelated to Relationships between sound field and auditory eventsBelow0.60section
Auditory eventrelated to Relationships between sound field and auditory eventsMostly0.60section
Auditory eventrelated to Relationships between sound field and auditory eventsFor0.60section

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