“…Hillyard et al, 1973, Luck 2014, Näätänen et al, 1981Zobel et al, 2015). Moreover, the N1 component depends on the psychoacoustic properties of sound, such as pitch (Hillayrd et al, 1973;Horváth, 2015;Näätänen et al, 1981), timbre (Moreno & Bidelman, 2014), and temporal expectancy (Besson & Faïta, 1995;Escoffier et al, 2015), and is modulated by deviants in chord sequences (Virtala et al, 2014), various properties of speech such as emotional prosody, phonetics, and vowel perception (Bidelman & Alain, 2015;Pinheiro et al, 2015;Polat & Atas, 2014), as well as properties of auditory stream segregation (Francois et al, 2014;Zobel et al, 2015). The auditory N1 component is then followed by a positivity (P2), peaking in latency at 150-275ms after event onset, that is associated with auditory learning, and is enhanced by deviant tones in auditory oddball tasks (e.g.…”