Abstract
The present study investigated the combined effect of binaural cues and comodulation for a narrowband target noise masked by a narrowband noise. The threshold difference between a diotic condition (same stimuli in both ears) and a dichotic condition (target interaural phase difference of π and diotic masker) decreased with spectral distance between masker and target, irrespective of across-frequency envelope correlation. The threshold difference between a condition with comodulated target and masker and a corresponding uncorrelated condition, i.e., the comodulation detection difference, did not depend on target frequency and interaural correlation, indicating that these two stimulus properties are processed independently.
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