+**Auditory Scene Analysis** (ASA) is the cognitive process by which the brain separates a complex acoustic input, like many simultaneous sounds, into distinct auditory "objects" or streams. It allows us to make sense of our sonic environment, distinguishing a specific voice in a crowded room from background noise through principles of [Perception](/wiki/perception) and [Grouping](/wiki/grouping). This intricate ability underlies our capacity to navigate and understand the world through sound.
+## See also
+- [Psychoacoustics](/wiki/psychoacoustics)
+- [Sound Localization](/wiki/sound_localization)
+- [Attention](/wiki/attention)
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