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In this paper, in order to prevent hearing loss from music listening using a portable music player, the possibility that lower the volume to a safe level without be noticed by the user (difference of perceived attenuating level) are evaluated. As a result, the notice happened when volume level was attenuated 12 ± 4 dB, and it not be affected by changing attenuation rate of volume level. Based on the above experiments, we examine the melody structure of music by attenuate the volume separately for melody structure (Intro part, Verse, Chorus, Interlude). As a result, it was found that the intro part was hard to notice the volume attenuation, and in the part of the chorus, it was easy to notice the volume attenuation. Next, we evaluated difference of the perceived attenuating level considering frequency characteristics. As a result for the low frequency, it was difficult to notice the volume attenuation, and the high frequency tends to notice the volume attenuation. .

Study of Volume Restriction Methods Based on the Melody Structure of Music for Hearing Protection