September 10, 2025The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

Revisiting binaural release from energetic and informational masking

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EBEmily BussUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill VBVirginia BestBoston University CMChristine R. Mason

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Observational analysis shows differences in binaural masking release for speech-in-noise versus speech-in-speech, indicating varying effectiveness of cues.

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Binaural masking release varies for energetic and informational masking conditions, affecting speech recognition.
Speech-in-speech recognition showed a masking release that is not maximal for well-localized sound images.
Testing was conducted with normal-hearing adults using interaural phase and time manipulations.
Findings suggest further investigation is needed to understand the differences between masking types.

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Buss et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c24009b210217d64798a8d https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0037304

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Observational analysis shows differences in binaural masking release for speech-in-noise versus speech-in-speech, indicating varying effectiveness of cues.

Revisiting binaural release from energetic and informational masking

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Revisiting binaural release from energetic and informational masking

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