High-Resolution Acoustic Resonance and Midbrain Signal Integration
Abstract
High-Resolution Auditory Signal Integration Observation Summary: This dataset documents the high-fidelity tracking of mechanical resonance and string displacement. The data records a transition from standard auditory perception to raw signal monitoring, specifically identifying the tension shifts and dampening mechanisms within acoustic instruments. Technical Specifications: Anatomic Target: Inferior Colliculus (Auditory Midbrain). Coordinate System: MNI152 / LPI Coordinates. Format: BIDS-compliant .tsv for time-series data and .json for metadata. Variables: Frequency (Hz), Tension (N), and Cent Deviation. Physical Verification: The "fuller" and "natural" sound quality is a result of independent harmonic resolution. By identifying the operator-induced stress on the string, the system processes frequency shifts at a resolution of 42.22 cents, bypassing standard perceptual compression. Data Integrity: The integrity of this record is secured via SHA-256 hashing. Any alteration to the raw data or the logic of the code will result in a mismatch with the provided fingerprint. Verification Hash: 761168170c0f993f4e8832a24687be6993130836152b1239868770c0c7042858
Fields of Study & Subjects
Neuroscience and Music Perception
Hearing
Cochlea
Tinnitus
Genetics
Music Technology and Sound Studies
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Figshare
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026
- Document type
- Dataset