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How to create apparent continuity of a tone without increasing the loudness of the white noise about 20 times as that of the tone?

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Subject: How to create apparent continuity of a tone without increasing the loudness of the white noise about 20 times as that of the tone?
From: Annekathrin Weise <Annekathrin_Weise@xxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 17:29:14 +0200
Delivery-date: Tue May 10 11:49:11 2005
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Dear list,

I would like to create the auditory illusion "apparent continuity". The
structure of my tone is: 350ms tone (A) - 25 ms burst of a white noise (B) -
275 ms tone (A). A is a 440 Hz pure ton.

Does anybody know if there is a possibility to create an apparent continuity
of the tone A without increasing the overall amplitude of the white noise
about 20 times as that of the tone? Or is it a strict condition to enhance
the loudness to create such an auditoy illusion effect? Or is it a strict
condition to enhance the loudness if you want creat such an auditory
illusion effect?


Best, Annekathrin Weise.

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