Although it can’t fix the World Cup’s officiating mistakes, a company called Audioanamix has devised a solution to another gripe dogging the tournament by silencing the buzzing drone of the vuvuzela ...

(PhysOrg.com) -- Thanks to researchers at the Centre for Digital Music (C4DM) at Queen Mary, University of London, anyone watching the World Cup on their computer can now filter out the droning sounds ...

The plastic vuvuzela noisemaker, scourge of the human ear and omnipresent World Cup companion, may be bad for our hearing—but it has been terrific for our brains. Around the world, human ingenuity has ...

If you're watching the World Cup, you've no doubt learned about the vuvuzela, a buzzing horn capable of drowning out TV announcers. Here's how to filter the vuvuzela buzz from your World Cup ...

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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. IT WILL be the big noise at next year's soccer World Cup. The vuvuzela, a metre-long plastic horn ...

JOHANNESBURG -- The constant drone of cheap and tuneless plastic horns is killing the atmosphere at the World Cup. Where are loud choruses of "Oooohhhs" from enthralled crowds when a shot scorches ...

African music expert argues South African vuvuzela trumpets could make beautiful sounds at 2010 football World Cup Thousands blown in unison buzz like a furious swarm of killer bees, an evil, ...

Want to hear what your favorite pop star or politician sounds like accompanied by the most memorable sound of the soccer World Cup in South Africa -- the droning vuvuzela trumpet? By Marius Bosch, Jon ...