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Auditory-motor synchronization determines the use of predictions in music perception

2025-08-21

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When listening to music, our brain constantly generates predictions about the timing and pitch of upcoming sounds based on the structure of the music. Individual differences in the ability to make such rhythmic and melodic predictions shape music perception. Previous studies show that during rhythmic auditory-motor synchronization tasks, better performance is related to stronger motor system engagement. However, w...

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Literature Corpus work: e048078d-8ed5-5460-81fe-e5fab646f3e6
DOI: 10.1101/2025.08.20.671291

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