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Acoustic Community: A term emerging from
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Soundscape Project) in the 1970s referring to stable
sonic locales that include a set of sound which
clearly belong there and characterize a commu-
nity: For example, the sounds of coin machines,
yelling, and synthesized music all belong to an
arcade acoustic community.
Acoustic Ecology: A movement started by
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