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Wide Dynamic Range Compression

Ideal compression release times for listening to speech in temporal dips of competing noise may depend on higher-level cognitive processing (e.g., working memory) and lower-level peripheral processing (e.g., resolution of temporal fine structure).  Furthermore, both relationships might be influenced by the number of compression channels.  Instead of using listeners’ personal hearing aids, a hearing aid simulator is used to amplify speech via headphones according to their individualized prescriptive targets in order to have rigorous control and flexibility in the processing.  This project may have implications for customized prescriptions of compression speed and number of channels.

 

 

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