Pitch Shifts in Post-Stimulatory Masking
The pitch shift of 30 ms tone pulses at 20 phon level was investigated in the region of highpass noise 80 phon level post-stimulatory masking.
Four highly trained music students served as subjects in the experiment. A method of matchings (adjustments) was used and a semi-random distribution of pulse frequencies within ± 6% of the masker cut-off. The results were then classified into two groups i.e. above and below the masker cut-off and computed separately. The analysis covers over 2600 pitch matchings.
The pitch shift in the region of post-stimulatory masking is discussed in terms of possible changes in the excitation pattern.
Four highly trained music students served as subjects in the experiment. A method of matchings (adjustments) was used and a semi-random distribution of pulse frequencies within ± 6% of the masker cut-off. The results were then classified into two groups i.e. above and below the masker cut-off and computed separately. The analysis covers over 2600 pitch matchings.
The pitch shift in the region of post-stimulatory masking is discussed in terms of possible changes in the excitation pattern.
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 February 1976
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