Efficient Headphone Screen

Conducting online auditory experiments? A new headphone test to help you to efficiently screen out participants who probably aren't using headphones.

Authors:  Alice E. Milne,  Roberta Bianco,  Katarina C. Poole,  Sijia Zhao,  Andrew J. Oxenham,  Alexander J. Billig,  Maria Chait
Updated:  2021-07-28
Source:  https://app.gorilla.sc/openmaterials/100917
Keywords:  audition,  experiment,  stimuli,  noise,  English

ANL Frequency-Following Responses

A set of tools to analyze and interpret auditory steady-state responses, particularly the subcortical kind commonly known as frequency-following responses (FFRs).

Authors:  Hari Bharadwaj,  Hao Lu,  Lenny Varghese
Updated:  2021-04-04
Source:  https://github.com/SNAPsoftware/ANLffr
Keywords:  audition,  frequency,  Python,  phase-locking,  EEG

StimuliApp

StimuliApp is a free app designed to create psychophysical tests with precise timing on iOS and iPadOS devices.

Authors:  Rafael Marin-Campos,  Joseph Dalmau,  Albert Compte,  Daniel Linares
Updated:  2020-12-24
Source:  https://www.stimuliapp.com/
Keywords:  psychophysics,  experiment,  audition,  visual-stimulation

Headphone Check

This code implements a headphone screening task intended to facilitate web-based experiments employing auditory stimuli.

Authors:  Kevin J.P. Woods,  Max H. Siegel,  James Traer,  Josh H. McDermott,  Ray Gonzalez,  Kelsey Allen
Updated:  2020-06-02
Source:  https://github.com/mcdermottLab/HeadphoneCheck
Keywords:  audition,  experiment,  stimuli,  pure-tone

Auditory English Lexicon Project

The Auditory English Lexicon Project (AELP) is a multi-talker, multi-region psycholinguistic database of 10,170 spoken words and 10,170 spoken nonwords.

Authors:  Winston D. Goh,  Melvin J. Yap,  Qian Wen Chee
Updated:  2019-12-24
Source:  https://inetapps.nus.edu.sg/aelp/
Keywords:  psycholinguistics,  database,  lexicon,  audition,  semantics,  English

Auditory Grouping Cues

Here, we derive auditory grouping cues by measuring and summarizing statistics of natural sound features.

Authors:  Wiktor Młynarski,  Josh H. McDermott
Updated:  2019-12-10
Source:  http://mcdermottlab.mit.edu/grouping_statistics/index.html
Keywords:  sensory,  audition,  frequency,  harmony

Model-Matched Sounds

Cochleograms and sound files are shown for example stimuli from the model-matching experiment.

Authors:  Sam V. Norman-Haignere & Josh H. McDermott
Updated:  2018-12-03
Source:  http://mcdermottlab.mit.edu/svnh/model-matching/Stimuli_from_Model-Matching_Experiment.html
Keywords:  audition,  sensory,  auditory-cortex,  neuroscience,  English

Texture-Time Averaging

Audio files showing the adaptive and selective time-averaging of auditory scenes.

Authors:  Richard McWalter & Josh McDermott
Updated:  2018-05-07
Source:  http://mcdermottlab.mit.edu/textint.html
Keywords:  perception,  sensory-input,  audition

Schema Learning for the Cocktail Party Problem

The cocktail party problem requires listeners to infer individual sound

Authors:  Kevin J.P. Woods & Josh H. McDermott
Updated:  2018-04-03
Source:  http://mcdermottlab.mit.edu/schema_learning/index.html
Keywords:  sound-sources,  audition,  schema

Reverberation

A large-scale statistical analysis of real-world acoustics, revealing strong regularities of reverberation in natural scenes.

Authors:  James Traer & Josh H. McDermott
Updated:  2016-11-29
Source:  http://mcdermottlab.mit.edu/Reverb/ReverbSummary.html
Keywords:  sound,  audition,  periphery