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The Effect of Rhythm Cycle Length, Cultural Familiarity, and Musicianship on Learning and Recall of North Indian Rhythmic Patterns
The study explores the effect of the length of rhythmic cycles, familiarity, musicianship, and rhythmic structure on the perception of long rhythmic cycles of North Indian Classical Music (NICM). W...
![Fig. S1. Direct comparison of human and macaque data from [1] show that macaques do not synchronize to a beat. Human data are copied from Fig. S4 in [1], while macaque data are copied from Fig. 1F in [1]. Dashed arrows have been superimposed to show the predicted pattern for perfect synchronization to the original stimulus (O, in red) and to the phase-shifted stimulus (π, in grey). Human data closely match the synchronized pattern, while macaque data do not.
Figure S2. Reproductions of key experimental data demonstrating beat synchronization in non-human animals. Left: Fig. 2 from [6] showing Snowball the sulphur-crested cockatoo. Right: Fig. 4 from Cook et al. (2013) showing Ronan the sea lion (subset of experiments reported in [7]).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mm4ujzh5bqccjs7g2oerjemp/bafkreic7hcjptgbz4l6esmajgq3vp2heb5n27jh3jqvrx3bv6kj7ub5tdy)
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