245 14 |a The science of sound / |c Thomas D. Rossing, F. Richard Moore, Paul A. Wheeler.

505 00 |t Vibrations, Waves, and Sound -- |t What Is Sound? -- |t Vibrating Systems -- |t Waves -- |t Resonance -- |t Perception and Measurement of Sound -- |t Hearing -- |t Sound Pressure, Power, and Loudness -- |t Pitch and Timbre -- |t Combination Tones and Harmony -- |t Musical Scales and Temperament -- |t Musical Instruments -- |t String Instruments -- |t Brass Instruments -- |t Woodwind Instruments -- |t Percussion Instruments -- |t Keyboard Instruments -- |t The Human Voice -- |t Speech Production -- |t Speech Recognition, Analysis, and Synthesis -- |t Singing -- |t Electroacoustics -- |t Electronic Circuits -- |t Loudspeakers -- |t Microphones, Amplifiers, and Tuners -- |t Digital Computers and Techniques -- |t Sound Recording -- |t The Acoustics of Rooms -- |t Auditorium Acoustics -- |t Electronic Reinforcement of Sound -- |t Small Rooms, Home Listening Rooms, and Recording Studios -- |t Electronic Music Technology -- |t Electronic Music Technology and its Origins -- |t Analog Electronic Music -- |t Digital Audio Signal Processing -- |t Computer Music and Virtual Acoustics -- |t Environmental Noise -- |t Noise in the Environment -- |t The Effects of Noise on People -- |t The Control of Noise.