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- Q7076775 subject Q8275572.
- Q7076775 abstract "The octave illusion is an auditory illusion discovered by Diana Deutsch in 1973. It is produced when two tones that are an octave apart are repeatedly played in alternation (‘high-low-high-low’) through stereo headphones. The same sequence is played to both ears simultaneously; however when the right ear receives the high tone the left ear receives the low tone; and vice versa. Instead of hearing two alternating pitches, most subjects instead hear a single tone that alternates between ears while at the same time its pitch alternates between high and low.".
- Q7076775 thumbnail Diana_deutsch_octave_fig1.jpg?width=300.
- Q7076775 wikiPageExternalLink Audiomag-1987.pdf.
- Q7076775 wikiPageExternalLink JAES-1983_31_607-618.pdf.
- Q7076775 wikiPageExternalLink PsyMus_3_Ch6_Grouping_Mechanisms.pdf.
- Q7076775 wikiPageExternalLink deutschs_octave_illusion.php.
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- Q7076775 wikiPageWikiLink Q8275572.
- Q7076775 description "Sound pattern inspired by the Octave Illusion but using C4 and C5 piano tones instead of sine waves as originally used by Deutsch . The piano example is also available as a MIDI file Image:Octave Illusion.mid".
- Q7076775 filename "Octave Illusion.ogg".
- Q7076775 title "Octave Illusion".
- Q7076775 type Thing.
- Q7076775 comment "The octave illusion is an auditory illusion discovered by Diana Deutsch in 1973. It is produced when two tones that are an octave apart are repeatedly played in alternation (‘high-low-high-low’) through stereo headphones. The same sequence is played to both ears simultaneously; however when the right ear receives the high tone the left ear receives the low tone; and vice versa.".
- Q7076775 label "Octave illusion".
- Q7076775 depiction Diana_deutsch_octave_fig1.jpg.