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audiomath: a Neuroscientist's Sound Toolkit

2020-04-21

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<p>In neuroscientific experiments and applications, working with auditory stimuli demands software tools for generation and acquisition of raw audio, for composition and tailoring of that material into finished stimuli, for precisely timed presentation of the stimuli, and for experimental session recording. Numerous programming tools exist to approach these tasks, but their differing specializations and convention...

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a53a9be8-afcd-583b-a57b-47543e82a5c8
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10.31234/osf.io/fhma9
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