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Musical rhythm, vibrato and wind turbine noise

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Fletcher, Neville H.

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Australian Acoustical Society

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The nature and origin of frequency and amplitude modulation in music and other related human activities is examined and particular neural sensitivity is identified in the frequency range 1 to 10 Hz. It is surmised that amplitude modulation as the vanes pa

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Acoustics Australia

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2037-12-31