Re: PHASES/PITCH/BRIGHTNESS discussion

["Alain de Cheveigne'" <alain@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here's a reference to a pitch shift (not just an octave jump) with phase:

Plomp, R. (1967), "Beats of mistuned consonances", JASA 42, 462-474.

Plomp found that the pitch of the higher component of a 1:3 complex
depended on phase.  The higher component was 600 Hz, and it was matched by
tones of 600 to 750 Hz according to phase.  If I remember right, the higher
component had to be weaker than the lower one.

I suggested an explanation based on autocorrelation of spike discharge
probability in de Cheveigne, A. (1985). "Phase sensitivity and pitch
shifts: the behavior of three temporal pitch models.", Proc. Acoust. Soc.
Japan Automn meeting, 277-278.


Alain

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