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amount of masking

amount of masking Amount of masking is the degree to which sounds from one source make a signal from another source harder to hear.

Amount of masking is the degree to which sounds from one source make a signal from another source harder to hear. It varies with the properties of the signal and masker and with their spatial relationship.

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Drafting source: Klinge Astrid; Beutelmann Rainer; Klump Georg M.. Effect of Harmonicity on the Detection of a Signal in a Complex Masker and on Spatial Release from Masking. 2011; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0026124; article XML SHA-256 55df550d4fb168022b847361122dfc0f91dce8701dcf903487b260590dc38560. “Effect of Harmonicity on the Detection of a Signal in a Complex Masker and on Spatial Release from Masking” (10.1371/journal.pone.0026124).
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