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Volume 1
What is “Soft,” “Medium,” and “Loud” for Speech and Music?
Marshall Chasin gives us the scoop on What is “Soft,” “Medium,” and “Loud” for Speech and Music?
A Hearing Aid Solution for Music
Marshall Chasin writes about how True Input technology from Widex is allowing musicians, and those who like to listen to music, to receive an amplified signal that is effectively distortion free.
Programming Hearing Instruments to Make Live Music More Enjoyable
Neil Hockley et al., write that while concentrating clinical efforts on the perception of speech in many different environments, hearing healthcare providers may sometimes overlook other signals, such as music, that may be very meaningful to the patient.
Music: Sound or Sight?
Wayne Staab tells us why hearing may be the most influential sense of them all.
The Importance of Playing a Musical Instrument
Peter Stelmacovich discusses the importance of playing a musical instrument for people with hearing loss.
I Dream of Music
Gael Hannan shares her dream of being able hear, understand, and enjoy music the way the hearing people do.
What is “Effective Quiet” for Music and Noise?
Marshall Chasin tell us What is “Effective Quiet” for Music and Noise.
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