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8   Psychoacoustics

BOOKmoore89 [Moo89]
Author
B. C. J. Moore
TitleAn Introduction to the Psychology of Hearing
PublisherAcademic Press Limited
Edition3rd
Year1989
Remarkscited in [MCW98]: masking effects


INPROC.psy:susini97 [SMW97]
Author
Patrick Susini, Stephen McAdams, Suzanne Winsberg
TitleCaractérisation perceptive des bruits de véhicules
BooktitleActes du 4ème Congrès Français d'Acoustique
PublisherSociété Française d'Acoustique
MonthApril
Year1997
AddressMarseille


INPROC.psy:faure97 [FM97]
Author
Anne Faure, Stephen McAdams
TitleComparaison de profils sémantiques et de l'espace perceptif de timbres musicaux
BooktitleActes du 4ème Congrès Français d'Acoustique
PublisherSociété Française d'Acoustique
MonthApril
Year1997
AddressMarseille
urlhttp://mediatheque.ircam.fr/articles/textes/Faure97a/
RemarksMapping of semantic profiles (letting subjects choose descriptive words for timbre) to perceptual dimensions. Some references: Faure96, Grey77, Krimphoff94, Krumhansl89, McAdams95, Tversky77
AbstractThe purpuse of this study is to compare semantical profiles and perceptual dimensions of musical timbre. In a previous experiment, we extracted 23 most often used verbal attributes from spontaneous verbalizations describing similarities and differences between pairs of timbres and we tried to compare their use with the relative positions of timbres along each perceptual dimension. In this experiment, we used a VAME paradigm to test more quantitatively these verbal attributes. 12 synthetic sounds were presented and rated on each of the 23 unipolar semantic scales. Several distances (ether euclidien or from Tversky's model of similarity) between timbres were then calculated and the MDS semantical models obtained were compared to perceptual one. The structure of semantical and perceptual models differed a lot and the correlations with the semantical scales leads us to prefer a model in two dimensions without specificities derived from a distance directly obtained from Tversky's mod



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