The human brain receives input form sensory neurons in the ear that communicate the frequency of a noise to the [[audio cortex]]. The [[right hemisphere]] audio cortex specializes in discriminating differences between frequency. These subtle differences are what we hear as the pitch of the note, usually described as how low or high. The right hemisphere audio cortex is capable of differentiating pitches with in 1/4 of a [[semi-tone]]. | The human brain receives input form sensory neurons in the ear that communicate the frequency of a noise to the [[audio cortex]]. The [[right hemisphere]] audio cortex specializes in discriminating differences between frequency. These subtle differences are what we hear as the pitch of the note, usually described as how low or high. The right hemisphere audio cortex is capable of differentiating pitches with in 1/4 of a [[semi-tone]]. |