Editing Auditory illusion (section)

==Examples==
There are a multitude of examples out in the world of auditory illusions. These are examples of some auditory illusions:
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*[[Binaural beats]]
* The [[constant spectrum melody]]
*[[Deutsch's scale illusion]]
*[[Electronic voice phenomenon]]: a special case of auditory pareidolia
*[[Franssen effect]]
*[[Glissando illusion]]
*[[Illusory continuity of tones]]
*[[Illusory discontinuity]]
* Hearing a [[missing fundamental]] frequency, given other parts of the [[Harmonic series (music)|harmonic series]]
*Various psychoacoustic tricks of [[lossy audio compression]]
*[[McGurk effect]]
*[[Octave illusion]]/Deutsch's high–low illusion
* Auditory [[pareidolia]]: hearing indistinct voices in random noise.
* The [[Shepard Tone|Shepard–Risset tone]] or scale, and the [[Deutsch tritone paradox]]
* [[Speech-to-song illusion]] 
* [[Yanny or Laurel]]