A learning program in psychoacoustics with interactive computer-based listening experiments
Martina Kremer, Detlef Krahé · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1999
The processing of dynamic sound files in psychoacoustic listening experiments and learning software will be demonstrated by the multimedial learning software called ‘‘Audite.’’ In the field of psychoacoustics, the computer can be used as a universal medium to combine high-quality listening experiments with the presentation of multimedia learning software. They can be generated off-line, depending on the parameter input of the customer. Problems occur if the software should be presented online in the Internet. In this case, only low-quality sound files can be generated interactively. Further, the possibilities of the multimedia representation are reduced so the realization of reasonable didactic structures becomes more difficult, too. By the development of new program structures, the implementation of dynamic and high-quality sound files generated at the run time is realized. In addition, the insertion of improved script languages allows the representation of system-independent multimedia information and the realization of improved interactivity by the customer.