M. Chasin, "Music and Hearing Aids," Paper P-8, (2018 June.). doi:
M. Chasin, "Music and Hearing Aids," Paper P-8, (2018 June.). doi:
Abstract: Music and speech have some differences that include spectral shape, intensity, and “crest factors.” Most modern digital hearing aids cannot handle the more intense inputs that are characteristic of music. Four new technologies and four clinical strategies will be provided to optimize hearing aids for music as well as for speech. These technologies are designed to circumvent some problems associated with the analog-to-digital conversion process—a major weak point with many modern hearing aids.
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Music and speech have some differences that include spectral shape, intensity, and “crest factors.” Most modern digital hearing aids cannot handle the more intense inputs that are characteristic of music. Four new technologies and four clinical strategies will be provided to optimize hearing aids for music as well as for speech. These technologies are designed to circumvent some problems associated with the analog-to-digital conversion process—a major weak point with many modern hearing aids.
Author:
Chasin, Marshall
Affiliation:
Musicians' Clinics of Canada, Toronto, ON, Canada
AES Conference:
2018 AES International Conference on Music Induced Hearing Disorders (June 2018)
Paper Number:
P-8
Publication Date:
June 11, 2018Import into BibTeX
Session Subject:
Music; Hearing Aids; A/D Converter
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