Study: Musicians Do Not Demonstrate Advantage in Sound Processing
A large-scale study found no evidence that musical training enhances early auditory brain processing, challenging long-held assumptions.
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Research Reveals Why Some People Don’t Enjoy Music
Researchers have identified what causes “specific musical anhedonia”—a condition where people feel no pleasure from music.
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Med-El USA Offers Free Year Subscription to Meludia Music Training
Summary:Med-El USA is offering all new and existing hearing implant recipients a free one-year...
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Two Tricks for Hard-of-Hearing Musicians and Audio Engineers
Clinical suggestions that can help people in both roles improve their ability to monitor their music and extend their performing careers.
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How Signia Hearing Aids Improved Life for a Music Industry Professional
The music composer and arranger improved his personal and professional life after addressing his hearing loss with new Signia hearing aids.
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Phonak Announces Musician as Newest Global Brand Ambassador
Phonak has announced a legendary guitarist as its newest global brand ambassador to promote hearing health and the use of hearing devices.
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How the New Orleans Musicians Clinic Supports Hearing Conservation
The clinic offers comprehensive hearing assessments and access to cutting-edge hearing aids crafted to cater to musicians’ specific needs.
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How Tinnitus Symptoms in Musicians Vary by Age
The Hearing Review spoke with Marshall Chasin, AuD, about the nuances of tinnitus for musicians in differing age demographics.
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The Benefits of Linear Frequency Lowering for Music
Successful approaches for preserving harmonics in music programs can retain the same overall sound of music for hard-of-hearing people.
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Meeting Musicians Where They Are
Clinicians need to understand how hearing healthcare intersects with the needs of musicians to support their hearing health journey.
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Music Industry Audiologist: The Human-First Approach
Leading with compassion and not just a technical mindset is often the best way to provide musicians – and all patients – with the audiology care they need.
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Addressing Music and Stress
Stress is a multi-faceted phenomenon and has wide-spread effects on the human body, including our auditory function.
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Helping Cochlear Implant Recipients Improve Their Relationship with Music
Patients with cochlear implants can have success with music, but it requires a lot of work on the part of the hearing care professional.
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Hearing Aid Frequency Response Characteristics for Music
While many musical instruments are similar to the speech spectrum some, such as percussion instruments, can be quite different.
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Hearing SoundTracks, Musical Roads, and Pathways
Musical roads and pathways use the underlying science of sound, hearing, and music to create experiences that communicate the wonders and joys of sound in our world.
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