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Credible Signaling through Sound – the Role of Timbre in Music Recognition in Young BaYaka Foragers
This study explored perceptual sensitivity to spectral and temporal acoustic features in music recognition among BaYaka hunter-gatherer children. Using an interactive, non-competitive game (Move to Match), we tested song recognition under various forms of audio degradation to identify which musical
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