CHAPTER 2
Auditory Perception
CHAPTER CONTENTS
Practical Implications of Equal-Loudness Contours
Interaction between hearing and other senses
Naturalness in spatial hearing
In this chapter the mechanisms by which sound is perceived will be introduced. The human ear often modifies the sounds presented to it before they are presented to the brain, and the brain’s interpretation of what it receives from the ears will vary depending on the information contained in the nervous signals. An understanding of loudness ...
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