Examples: Strikes on a drum, rock band music, nearby thunder, underneath train tracks, etc.Examples: Disco music, inside a karaoke room, noisy factory, etc.Examples: Flushing of toilet, shouting, TV on loud, radio sounds, etc.Examples: Alarm clock sounds, sound of running water in a stainless steel sink, sound of closing a wooden door, etc.Examples: Sound of air conditioning unit, whispering, daytime in a residential area, etc.Examples: clock ticking, breathing sounds, etc.
Piano sounds 85dB〜95dB
Radio sounds 80dB〜95dB
Karaoke 80dB〜95dB
Air compressor 80dB〜95dB
Music studio 95dB〜120dB
Two units that represent sound
dB(decibel)
This unit expresses the loudness of a sound. The higher the number, the louder the sound. The sound that is heard by a human's ear is called a dB.
Hz(hertz)
A unit that expresses the pitch of a sound. This represents the number of times a sound wave occurs per second. The lower the number, the lower the sound.
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