Neuromagnetic evidence for early auditory restoration of fundamental pitch.

In planned post-hoc comparisons, we found no significant differences at each frequency between the M100 latency to the pure sinusoid and the M100 latency to the tone complex, though the difference between the M100 response latency to the 100 Hz sinusoid and the 100 Hz inferred pitch tone complex (12-13-23-24) was marginally significant (t(8) = 2.48; p = 0.015, n.s. due to multiple-comparisons correction, all others p>0.12).

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Analysis of the M100 amplitudes revealed a weakly significant main effect of frequency in which higher frequencies have larger amplitudes ( F (5,88) = 2.79; p = 0.022), no main effect for signal type ( F (1,88) = 0.54; p = 0.46), and a significant interaction between frequency and signal type ( F (5,88) = 5.82; p <0.0001).

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