Based on single-unit recordings of modulation transfer functions (MTFs) in the inferior
colliculus (IC) and the medial geniculate body (MGB) of the unanesthetized rabbit, we …

The auditory brain stem response (ABR) was recorded in human subjects using the stimulus
configuration of a tone-on-tone forward-masking paradigm, but with all stimuli at …

Single neurons were recorded from the lateral belt areas, anterolateral (AL), mediolateral
(ML), and caudolateral (CL), of nonprimary auditory cortex in 4 adult rhesus monkeys under …

The sound-evoked responses of extracellularly recorded cat primary auditory cortical
neurons usually consist of a single spike or a short-term burst of 2–4 spikes, irrespective of …

Findings from the experiments summarized above indicate that the MRL components, Pa
and P1, are differentially affected by several functional and parametric variables, suggesting …

The neuronal representation of acoustic amplitude modulations is an important prerequisite
for understanding the processing of natural sounds. We investigated this representation in …

Rapid changes in sound amplitude—amplitude modulation (AM)—comprise an important
feature of biologically-relevant sounds, including speech. In the companion paper, a …

We recorded from middle–lateral (ML) and primary (A1) auditory cortex while macaques
discriminated amplitude-modulated (AM) noise from unmodulated noise. Compared with A1 …

Biologically relevant sounds such as speech, animal vocalizations and music have
distinguishing temporal features that are utilized for effective auditory perception. Common …