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Hearing With Ears Instead of Instruments

The ear is a physiological transducer for physiologically produced sound. It makes capital not only of envelope variations but of temporal and spectral jitter operating in milliseconds and smaller periods. By stimulating large neural populations responsive to onset and to change, and by resulting additional increase in the participation of memory in perception, this elaborate microstructure adds richness and body to tone.

Authors: Boomsliter, Paul c.; Creel, Warren
Affiliations: State University of New York at Albany ; Albany Medical College(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:37 (October 1969) Paper Number:676 Import into BibTeX

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