The link below leads to an audio file of a talk given by Carl Johnsen, author of the Exact Listening manual.

To download this file to your hard disk from Netscape, right-click on the link below and choose "Save Link As." Designate a different location on your hard drive if you wish, then click "Save."

In Internet Explorer, you can simply click on the link or right-click on it and choose "Save Target As." Then make the appropriate choices.

The audio presentation is approximately 21 minutes long. MP3 compression software was used to conserve disk space. To play the file on your computer, you will need "MP3 Player" software. You may already have this on your computer. If not, it may be obtained for free at many locations on the Internet. One suggestion is listed below the link.
 
 

 

Free MP3 Software -- One of the best free downloads for Windows is "MusicMatch Jukebox," available at http://www.musicmatch.com. This will not only play MP3 and other sound files but will convert them to and from WAV and other formats, which is useful if you want to make CD's that will play on any CD player. During the installation process, say "Yes" when asked if you want MusicMatch to be your default MP3 player. Then, just clicking on an MP3 file in Windows Explorer will launch MusicMatch and play the file.