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With exception of the [[EEG Lab]]s, headphones are the standard audio delivery system in our labs. In dedicated audio labs, such as the [[Sound Recording Lab]] and the [[VoiceKey Lab]], headphones are part of the standard equipment. In other labs (e.g. [[Cubicles]]), you can ~~lend~~ one of our recommended headphones (listed below) from [[~~Ronny~~]].

With exception of the [[EEG Lab]]s, headphones are the standard audio delivery system in our labs. In dedicated audio labs, such as the [[Sound Recording Lab]] and the [[VoiceKey Lab]], headphones are part of the standard equipment. In other labs (e.g. [[Cubicles]]), you can borrow one of our recommended headphones (listed below) from your [[Lab Coordinator]].

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==Usage==

''Participant'' in lab with control room:

#Plug the headphones into the 6.3mm or 3.5mm jack extension cord in the lab.

~~When plugging~~ the headphones ~~directly~~ into ~~our [[Computers | lab computer]], please use~~ the ~~green~~ port on the ~~back~~ of ~~the case. The front audio jack, while more accessible, can introduce noise. In labs with a~~ [[~~Behringer X-Air XR18~~]]~~, the headphones will be connected to a stereo or monitor output~~.

''Participant'' in lab without control room, or ''Experimenter'' control room monitoring:

#Plug the headphones into the 3.5mm jack port on the front of our [[Lab Computer]].

~~When~~ using the headphones for time-critical audio stimuli, please (ask the TSG to) check your audio settings and scripts before running your experiment.

In labs with an [[audio interface]], the headphones are connected to the interface (main stereo or phone output).

ℹ️Left and right side are usually labelled on the ear-cup or headband. On headphones with a cable on one side (e.g. Sony MDR-7506), the cable is almost always on the left.

⚠️When using the headphones for time-critical audio stimuli, please (ask the TSG to) check your audio settings and scripts before running your experiment.

==See Also==

*[[Audio]]

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-With exception of the [[EEG Lab]]s, headphones are the standard audio delivery system in our labs. In dedicated audio labs, such as the [[Sound Recording Lab]] and the [[VoiceKey Lab]], headphones are part of the standard equipment. In other labs (e.g. [[Cubicles]]), you can lend one of our recommended headphones (listed below) from [[Ronny]].
+With exception of the [[EEG Lab]]s, headphones are the standard audio delivery system in our labs. In dedicated audio labs, such as the [[Sound Recording Lab]] and the [[VoiceKey Lab]], headphones are part of the standard equipment. In other labs (e.g. [[Cubicles]]), you can borrow one of our recommended headphones (listed below) from your [[Lab Coordinator]].
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 ==Usage==
+''Participant'' in lab with control room:
+#Plug the headphones into the 6.3mm or 3.5mm jack extension cord in the lab.
-When plugging the headphones directly into our [[Computers | lab computer]], please use the green port on the back of the case. The front audio jack, while more accessible, can introduce noise. In labs with a [[Behringer X-Air XR18]], the headphones will be connected to a stereo or monitor output.
+''Participant'' in lab without control room, or ''Experimenter'' control room monitoring:
+#Plug the headphones into the 3.5mm jack port on the front of our [[Lab Computer]].
-When using the headphones for time-critical audio stimuli, please (ask the TSG to) check your audio settings and scripts before running your experiment.
+In labs with an [[audio interface]], the headphones are connected to the interface (main stereo or phone output).
+ℹ️Left and right side are usually labelled on the ear-cup or headband. On headphones with a cable on one side (e.g. Sony MDR-7506), the cable is almost always on the left.
+⚠️When using the headphones for time-critical audio stimuli, please (ask the TSG to) check your audio settings and scripts before running your experiment.
 ==See Also==
 *[[Audio]]

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