I would assume that since it was probably lab-weenies who did those
tests that they used tone generators with flat sine waves as the
stimuli, just to keep things copacetic, don't you know...
Under those conditions, very fine discriminations can be educed.
Regards,
eB
>...this is where I question the validity of the test that produce
>statements like "tests prove that people can ID pitch-relations
>within a 5 cent tolerance." It seems to me that in cases like that,
>those who are testing the responders must simply be taking them at
>their word.
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