Tables/Audio (Vurma & Ross 2007)

The demonstration of some sound pairs (piano and vocal sound A) used in the second experiment.

1) the fundamental frequency of vocal sound A is 50 cents lower than that of piano sound (points at uttermost left)

2) the fundamental frequency of vocal sound A is 30 cents lower than that of piano sound (second points from left)

3) the fundamental frequency of vocal sound A is 6 cents lower than that of piano sound (third points from left)

4) the fundamental frequency of vocal sound A is 20 cents higher than that of piano sound (the points at uttermost right)