Absolute Pitch as Ground-State Access: Intrinsic Frequency Recognition, the S0 of Tone, and Displacement in Musical Hearing
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| author | Rincón, Diego alice clöe |
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| contents | Absolute pitch (AP) is formalized as direct access to S0_pitch — stable internal frequency ground states. Relative pitch navigates tonal space by displacement from reference; AP is non-relational. The neural substrate involves enhanced planum temporale tonotopic precision. AP is formed during a critical period (ages 3-6), enhanced by tonal language acquisition, and creates hypersensitivity to pitch displacement. AP represents the auditory system with S0 permanently encoded rather than computed. |
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| spellingShingle | Absolute Pitch as Ground-State Access: Intrinsic Frequency Recognition, the S0 of Tone, and Displacement in Musical Hearing Rincón, Diego alice clöe displacement framework absolute pitch perfect pitch relative pitch ground state planum temporale critical period tonal language auditory cortex Absolute pitch (AP) is formalized as direct access to S0_pitch — stable internal frequency ground states. Relative pitch navigates tonal space by displacement from reference; AP is non-relational. The neural substrate involves enhanced planum temporale tonotopic precision. AP is formed during a critical period (ages 3-6), enhanced by tonal language acquisition, and creates hypersensitivity to pitch displacement. AP represents the auditory system with S0 permanently encoded rather than computed. |
| title | Absolute Pitch as Ground-State Access: Intrinsic Frequency Recognition, the S0 of Tone, and Displacement in Musical Hearing |
| topic | displacement framework absolute pitch perfect pitch relative pitch ground state planum temporale critical period tonal language auditory cortex |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20406204 |