Lecture by Christoph Reuter
"Rock me, Amaryllis!" – (How) does music affect plants or animals?
Welcome to SInES!
Space for Interdisciplinary Experiments on Sound
Welcome to SInES (Space for Interdisciplinary Experiments on Sound)! At SInES, we explore how we perceive sounds and how sounds influence us. On this page, you can read more about our research, find the SInES Tools, and also learn more about current experiments where your help might be just what we need!
Updates
Hands-on event with Peter Mohn (TU Wien)
Physics and music: Live experiments
Psychoacoustics workshop with Roland Sottek (HEAD acoustics)
Roland Sottek
"Psychoacoustics - the future is now!"
Guest lecturer Clemens Wöllner (Hochschule für Musik Freiburg)
Clemens Wöllner
Inner clocks, arousal, and groove: Psychological dimensions of time experiences in music
Effect of Timbre on Goodness-of-Fit Ratings of Short Chord Sequences
University of California Press
New publication in Music Perception by Jimenez et al. co-authored by SInES member Czedik-Eysenberg
Colored timbres. Do crossmodal correspondences between musical instrument sounds and visual colors rather depend on pitch instead of timbre?
Hogrefe
New publication by Siddiq et al. co-authored by SInES members Czedik-Eysenberg and Reuter
