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most citedNeural coincidence detection strategies during perception of multi-pitch musical tones

2 citations · 5 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.SD2021

Computational timbre and tonal system similarity analysis of the music of Northern Myanmar-based Kachin compared to Xinjiang-based Uyghur ethnic groups

Rolf Bader, Michael Blaß, Jonas Franke

The music of Northern Myanmar Kachin ethnic group is compared to the music of western China, Xijiang based Uyghur music, using timbre and pitch feature extraction and machine learn…

q-bio.NC20202 cited

Neural Synchronization of Music Large-Scale Form

Lenz Hartmann, Rolf Bader

Music large-scale form, the structure of musical units ranging over several bars, are studied using EEG measurements of 25 participants listened to the first four minutes of a piec…

q-bio.NC20202 cited

Neural coincidence detection strategies during perception of multi-pitch musical tones

Rolf Bader

Multi-pitch perception is investigated in a listening test using 30 recordings of musical sounds with two tones played simultaneously, except for two gong sounds with inharmonic ov…

physics.flu-dyn2019

On the Dynamics of the Flow and the Sound Field of an Organ Pipes's Mouth Region

Jost Leonhardt Fischer, Rolf Bader, Markus Abel

The dynamics of an organ pipe's mouth region has been studied by numerical simulations. The investigations presented here were carried out by solving the compressible Navier-Stokes…

q-bio.NC2018

Cochlear detection of double-slip motion in cello bowing

Rolf Bader, Robert Mores

A double-slip motion of a cello sound is investigated experimentally with a bowing machine and analyzed using a Finite-Difference Time Domain (FDTD) cochlear model. A double-slip s…

q-bio.NC20171 cited

Pitch and timbre discrimination at wave-to-spike transition in the cochlea

Rolf Bader

A new definition of musical pitch is proposed. A Finite-Difference Time Domain (FDTM) model of the cochlea is used to calculate spike trains caused by tone complexes and by a recor…