Why has no one done research with ONLY audio professionals ? (Maybe it has been done ?)
A lot of them have T and they are well versed in the audio profession, familiar with frequencies, super aware about their hearing, what changed exactly when they got hearing loss, very familiar with the masking concept and audio concepts in general. I wonder if this has been done?
This could possibly get rid of some of the "noise" when people not familiar with audio are giving explanations of their experiences. Also, this could possibly shed some light on a few of the mysteries , one of them being the "myth" that you can have T and no hearing loss which I personally do not prescribe to. They would certainly have an easier time pinpointing their T freq. Also a "log" of changes in T in time would be much more reliable.
It would be interesting to see if there was a difference in the data aquired from "normal" people
A lot of them have T and they are well versed in the audio profession, familiar with frequencies, super aware about their hearing, what changed exactly when they got hearing loss, very familiar with the masking concept and audio concepts in general. I wonder if this has been done?
This could possibly get rid of some of the "noise" when people not familiar with audio are giving explanations of their experiences. Also, this could possibly shed some light on a few of the mysteries , one of them being the "myth" that you can have T and no hearing loss which I personally do not prescribe to. They would certainly have an easier time pinpointing their T freq. Also a "log" of changes in T in time would be much more reliable.
It would be interesting to see if there was a difference in the data aquired from "normal" people
