In which area of the cerebral cortex are nerve impulses from hearing receptors received?

There are many processes going on before we can hear sound. When a sound wave acts on the auditory receptors, a nerve impulse is formed. It is transmitted very quickly through the nerve channels to the brain. The impulses begin to pass through the subcortical centers of hearing. They enter the auditory area of ​​the brain, where they are subsequently analyzed. This zone is located in the cerebral cortex, namely, in the temporal lobe. Only after processing the signals can we hear and understand the sound. Further, the information received can be analyzed in other parts of the brain.