Pitch of noise bands.
Pitch of noise bands.
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噪声带的音高。
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发表时间:
1967
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
R. Daniloff
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作者:
A. Small;R. Daniloff
Ten subjects were asked to produce octave judgments, i.e., one octave above and one octave below a standard stimulus, with bands of low‐pass and high‐pass noise as well as sinusoids. For example, given a specific low‐pass noise band as a standard, subjects adjusted the cutoff frequency of a second low‐pass noise band so that its pitch was 1 oct above that of the standard. Results indicate that bands of noise have a pitch and that the pitch is correlated with cutoff frequency. For low‐pass noise, there seemed to be a relatively linear relation between pitch and cutoff frequency from 80‐ to 10 000‐Hz cutoff, whereas the linear relation for high‐pass noise holds only for a restricted frequency range, 600–10 000 Hz. The pitch of both types of noise stimuli degenerates above 10 kHz, possibly because of limited earphone response and a rising threshold of hearing. More difficult to explain is the static and vague pitch of high‐pass noise at low cutoff frequencies. A discussion of several mechanisms is included.