Multi-Tone Masking is a psychoacoustic phenomenon in the study of frequency selectivity wherein the detectability of a target tone is impaired by the simultaneous presentation of multiple masking tones, distinguishing it from single-tone masking by involving complex spectral interactions across non-overlapping frequency regions.
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University of Pennsylvania
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University of Minnesota
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Heidelberg University
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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