An Introduction to the Psychology of Hearing¶
Moore, B. C. J. (2012). An Introduction to the Psychology of Hearing.
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- Harmonic Spectrum
- Harmonicity often supports fusion and pitch, yet hearing depends on frequency range, resolvability, masking, duration, and listener physiology
This sourceSupplies Moore's account of how harmonicity-driven fusion and pitch depend on frequency region, harmonic resolvability, masking, duration, and listener factors.
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- Harmonicity often supports fusion and pitch, yet hearing depends on frequency range, resolvability, masking, duration, and listener physiology
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