Lautstärke erhöhen - meine Mus — version history

It is believed that the great military leader Alexander the Great suffered from hearing loss. One ancient coin depicts him with a ram's horn attached to his diadem, which may have served as a hearing aid. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Hearing loss increases the risk of dementia by 2-3 times. This is due to cognitive load. The brain expends too much resources trying to understand speech in noise, leaving fewer resources for other functions (memory, thinking). Hearing aid treatment reduces this risk to near-normal levels. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Some people can't imagine music in their heads: Approximately 1–2% of the population suffers from "anaurasia"—an inability to mentally reproduce melodies or voices. They know what a song sounds like, but their inner ear is silent. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Under ideal conditions (absolute silence, young, healthy ears), the hearing threshold is around 0 dB. However, some people with extremely acute hearing can hear sounds as loud as -10 dB—quieter than a grain of sand falling on a cotton ball from a distance of 1 meter. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements

Even while sleeping, the ear canal is open, and the brain continues to analyze sounds. It filters them: a loud or dangerous signal will wake you up, but familiar background noise will not. This is why you can fall asleep to the sound of rain, but instantly wake up to a scream or an alarm. In this version: - Bug fixes - Performance improvements