I am trying to unscramble the letters LIURRSC,  is it aids in collecting sound waves onto the auditory canal.?
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I guess they are right... Here is a diagram of the ear... your letters dont make a not on there. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/anatomy/ear/
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I was able to find a couple of word unscrambler website but unfortunately, neither of them was successful.  Just in case, here they are:  "www.a2zwordfinder.com", & http://zbreiten.netfirms.com/UnscramblerForm.html\nSorry wasn't much help.  a1ibddd.  I also thought of Scarecrow, but there's only 1 letter "C".
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See if you can unscramble these words. You can read words with all the letters mixed up except for the first and last. Got an email like this not long ago.
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I suppose intermittent sounds are better handled by the ear drums.\n\nEven so, it is better to check with a professional practioner and audio technician to get the chamber sound proofed.
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Easy, just use a sound recorder and have it record what you're hearing.  Have the recorder recording when the flash file is playing.
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You'd need a sound converter program.  You can find one easily on www.download.com.
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The word unscrambled is:\naperture
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http://www.france-pub.com/french/ does a decent job of it, but as always I recommend using Pimsleur's audio learning program in conjunction with it for an easier mastery of the language. The sounds are very difficult to master without immersion in the language.
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The answer is probably a yes, but the exact situation will change the answer.\n\nIf you are talking about background noise between the voice phrases you want to hear (Called the Noise Floor), this can be fixed fairly easily if the noise floor isnt too high. What you would do is use a device called an Expander/Gate. A Gate basically mutes (True muting or reducing volume by -60db or more) the audio when the volume goes below a certain level (Basically when you're not talking). If the noise isnt too loud, it will usually be masked by the person talking.\n\nAn Expander is like a more subtle version of a gate. Rather than killing the audio completely, it increases the difference of volume (expands) between loud and soft parts of the audio.\n\nMost video recorders reduce the dynamic range of audio using a proccess called compression. This has the effect of making soft parts of the audio intelligable, while making the loud parts not be over bearing. The problem however, is that this proccess increases the noise floor. I would hazard to guess that this is a major part of the problem you are experiencing if the audio you are using is running through the video recorder.\n\nIf this is the case, a gate will have a hard time functioning because the difference between the loud and soft parts of the audio will be hard for the device to detect (as the difference has been reduced). To compensate, stick an expander before the gate. This will add some dynamic range back to the audio, making it easier for a gate to work. This entirely depends on how much the dynamic range has been compressed... the more it has, the less effective these devices will work.\n\nThe operation of expanders/gates can be tricky. Threshold, attack, release, sidechain/key inputs, and ratio control operation are not immediatly obvious to someone who hasnt used an audio device with these functions on it. However, there happens to be tons of info on the net about these devices.\n\nRegarding using equalizers... they are mostly useful for background hums rather than broadband noise. If the noise sounds like noise (Like a "shhhhh", people talking in the background, wind, etc), EQs will not be very effective. If the sound is more like a buzz or humm or whine (Like an electric motor), then EQ will do very well. Look for a "parateric" EQ when doing this. There are tons of software that has this. Parametric EQs will allow you to not only center on the exact frequency, but the bandwith of the EQ can be set to be very narrow. The more narrow the bandwidth is, the less you effect your original sound. Also, you can kill pretty much all frequencies below 60-80hz (depending on the voice) without have a noticeable impact on the the voice. This will reduce some of the low end rumble in the audio.\n\nIf neither of these options work to satisfaction, one last option is a sampling noise reduction system. Not many programs have this... a free one would be GoldWave (Not very high quality, but still works in moderation). What it does is it takes a sample of the noise floor, notes the frequency response of the noise (called a stamp or print), and then reduces these frequencies from the audio. Used to the extreme, it will produce VERY weird artifacts... used well, this kind of noise reduction is currently the most effective in the world. If you can find software that does this dynamically (doesnt take just one "stamp"), the results can seem like magic.\n\nAll of these options can be attained through hardware, stand alone hardware, or via plugins.\n\nHope that helps.
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First get the file into a .wav then use Windows Sound Recorder to cut out parts you do not want. It is a program already installed on your computer. In accessories. It works!
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I have Meniere's disease. What you describe happens to me. Loud voices and sounds are distorted and sometimes can be like finger nails on a chalkboard. I think that this could be because...as a result of the Meniere's, I've lost my low range hearing. I especially can't understand what's being said in a noise filled room weather it be sound or voices. I have learned to compensate through lip reading. I didn't realize just how much I was doing this until I went for a hearing test. I was reading the guys lips when he told me to repeat words that he was saying. I was doing O.K. until he figured out what I was doing and covered his mouth. It was down hill from there. There are other symptoms that go along with having this disease and I hope that this is not what you have. There are web sites that you can go to that will explain all that is involved..including the hearing distortions. I hope that I've helped.
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I had a terrible time learning the multiplication tables.  I finally made a tape of myself singing them in a song I made up.  It helped that I made the song and funny sounds for the music while in the bathtub.  Reading the tables while singing the song would help.  \n\nMy mother still has the tape.
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Yes in my class of biophysics test program that it emitted sound and you must had to press a key when listen sound. Similar experiment exist for hand-eye. You must had to press a key when light appeared in the screen. And the results was the women had a time response more rapid that the men! This is know for the owners commercial stores and they contract women like tellers!
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put a pencil (horizontal way) between your lips then roll the tongue to the back without touching the pencil, you'll get the sound and the mouth will kind of vibrate.\n\n1st your try to make that sound, then try some words...\ncarro, perro, gorra, ferrocarril
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i used to not be able to say my 'r's' then one day the school told me i had to go to speech therapy, and i cried bcuz the lady scared me. so my sister taught me how to say them, she made me practice all the time. saying car and rooster. overpronouncing them to start out with helps
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..Hi ...I put a link..below...It is also possible to configured into your windows:alert/sound/wav/files ...\nKind regards...
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It is possible to encode sound into light, send it through space, then decode it back into sound.  You can do this by using the amplitude modulation of light.  Basically, you make the light "wiggle" and it then has a pattern of the sound vibrations.  See my sources for complete details.  It also explains step by step how to build such an apparatus.