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…studied basic aspects of musical microrhythm, exploring both stimulus features and the participants’ enculturated expertise via perception experiments, observational studies of how musicians produce particular microrhythms, and ethnographic studies of musicians’ descriptions of microrhythm. Collectively, we show that altering the microstructure of a sound (“what” the sound is) changes its perceived temporal location (“when” it occurs). Specifically, there are systematic effects of core acoustic fact

Mon, Apr 29, 2024 · 04:00 UTC

Cognition

Dyslexia, Rhythm, Language and the Developing Brain

Usha Goswami CBE · University of Cambridge

…to acoustic cues related to speech rhythm patterns. This lack of rhythmic sensitivity is related to the atypical neural encoding of rhythm patterns in speech by the brain. I will describe our recent data from infa

Thu, Feb 22, 2024 · 12:00 UTC

Developmental Neuroscience

Event-related frequency adjustment (ERFA): A methodology for investigating neural entrainment

Mattia Rosso · Ghent University, IPEM Institute for Systematic Musicology

…neuroscience, given its involvement in rhythm perception, production, and overt synchronized behavior. Yet, traditional methods fail to quantify neural entrainment due to a misalignment with its fundamental definition (e.g., see Novembre and Iannetti, 2018; Rajandran and Schupp, 2019). The definition of entrainment assumes that endogenous oscillatory brain activity undergoes dynamic frequency adjustments to synchronize with environmental rhythms (Lakatos et al., 2019). Following this definition, we recently developed a meth

Wed, Nov 29, 2023 · 04:00 UTC

Electrophysiology

…that resonate when forced with rhythmic stimuli (Large et al. 2010). In contrast, our formulation focuses on event time estimation and plasticity: a neuronal beat generator that adapts its intrinsic frequency and phase to match the extermal rhythm. The model quickly learns new rhythms, within a few cycles as found in human

Wed, Apr 21, 2021 · 05:00 UTC

Computational Neuroscience