The wiki for topics related to acoustics, audio, perception, instrument acoustics, film sound, and audiology. Use reliable information or write an article yourself. This way, you contribute to the growth of Wiki.Audio and receive professional feedback. No more uncertainty due to AI-generated content - here, every article is read and reviewed by experts!
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Wiki.Audio: What we want to achieve
- In the long term, to become the first place of call for information for anyone interested in audio (school pupils, students, hobbyists, professionals).
- To cover all topics related to audio (speech, music, hearing), from theory to application.
Wiki.Audio: What makes Wiki.Audio unique?
- All texts are first created by authors and then read and reviewed by editors/experts. They are only approved if there are no obvious errors. No machines, only personal interaction.
- Special options for presenting audio-related topics, e.g. keyboards for musical note entry, multi-channel audio with easy switching for comparisons, calculators for immediate relevant results.
- Compilation and integration of established sources (lecture notes, books, websites) directly related to the topic.
- The iceberg is bigger underwater: Many articles are in draft mode and can be viewed after registering as an author for free.
Wiki.Audio: Join in
- Everyone can participate. Improve existing texts, draft new sections, wiki-ize established sources.
- Donations: Wiki.Audio also has costs, which are very low for this type of project thanks to the volunteer work of the team.
- People with many years of expertise in a topic and a little time are very welcome as editors.
Wiki.Audio: Examples
Recently listed good articles
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Here is a first proposal for cooperation principles of wiki.audio.
Free - Content is accessible free of charge and without registration. It is available under a free license (CC BY 4.0 DE, Attribution 4.0 Germany, Copyleft).
Objective - contributions should reflect the professional and scientific state of the art, go beyond flawed and superficial half-knowledge and thus provide a valid basis for the global community in research and development.
Independent - The common good takes precedence over individual interests and vested interests.
For learners - The aim of the site is to support and promote the personal development and lifelong learning of individuals.
Sitting on the other side is also a human being - Communication is appropriate and respectful. Discussions and other opinions are part of the academic discourse and can be endured.
The English section has 156 total articles, including 66 approved, 0 public draft, 36 marked for approval, 51 draft pages, and 3 wanted pages.
