Music, Cognition, and Computerized Sound: An Introduction to Psychoacoustics Book

	Introduction
	About the Authors
1	The Ear and How it Works	1
2	The Auditory Brain	11
3	Cognitive Psychology and Music	21
4	Sound Waves and Sine Waves	37
5	Introduction to Pitch Perception	57
6	What is Loudness?	71
7	Introduction to Timbre	79
8	Hearing in Time and Space	89
9	Voice Physics and Neurology	105
10	Stream Segregation and Ambiguity in Audition	117
11	Formant Peaks and Spectral Valleys	129
12	Articulation in Speech and Sound	139
13	Pitch Perception and Measurement	149
14	Consonance and Scales	167
15	Tonal Structure and Scales	187
16	Pitch, Periodicity, and Noise in the Voice	195
17	Memory for Musical Attributes	209
18	Haptics	229
19	Haptics in Manipulation	247
20	Perceptual Fusion and Auditory Perspective	261
21	Passive Nonlinearities in Acoustics	277
22	Storage and Reproduction of Music	285
23	Experimental Design in Psychoacoustic Research	299
	App. A: Suggested Lab Exercises	329
	App. B: Questions and Thought Problems	343
	App. C: Sound Examples on CD	351
	Index	361