Music plays an important role in many people’s lives. While the effects of hearing loss on speech are well studied, its impact on music perception is less understood. To address this gap, the current study utilized polyphonic female vocal passages in an enumeration and a voice-tracking task to investigate how normal-he...
Lisanne G. Bogaard, Juraj Mesik, A. Oxenham· Hearing Research· 0 citations
Vocoded speech is widely used to simulate aspects of cochlear implant listening, and modeling vocoded intelligibility in normal-hearing listeners can provide insight into auditory processing under electric hearing. Sentence recognition was measured using three masker types (speech-shaped noise, tone complex, and noise-...
Cathrina Veigel, H. Relaño-Iborra, A. Oxenham et al.· Journal of the Acoustical So...· 0 citations
Cochlear implants (CIs) are considered effective at restoring some hearing abilities to individuals with severe hearing loss. However, there is considerable variability in performance outcomes among adults with CIs. One likely source of variability is the quality of the electrode-neuron interface (ENI), which describes...
Caylin R. McCallick, Scott C. Aker, Heather A. Kreft et al.· Trends in Hearing· 0 citations
Neural representations of acoustic features that are key to speech perception have been studied extensively within the auditory cortex (AC), but their representations in higher-order cortical regions remain poorly understood. This study investigates the cortical encoding of three acoustic features in spoken vowels to d...
Yong-Tian Ou, K. Kay, A. Oxenham· Journal of Neuroscience· 0 citations
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