auditory memory

Auditory memory is the ability to remember and recall sounds, such as words, voices, music, or environmental noises. It allows you to retain auditory information briefly, like remembering a phone number just long enough to dial it, or more permanently, like recognizing a familiar tune. This type of memory involves processing sounds through your ears and storing them in your brain for later use, playing a key role in language understanding, communication, and learning. Good auditory memory helps you follow instructions, learn new words, and enjoy music or conversations more effectively.