Cortical tracking of naturalistic music and speech across frequency bands and brain regions: functional mapping and temporal dynamics
Sergio Osorio,
M. Florencia Assaneo
Abstract:Music and speech encode hierarchically organized structural complexity at the service of human expressiveness and communication. Carefully controlled experiments have suggested that populations of neurons in cortical auditory regions track temporal modulations within rhythmic acoustic signals, physiologically supporting perception of both music and speech. However, whether cortical tracking of music and speech extends to less controlled (i.e., naturalistic) signals remains contentious. Here, we investigated wh… Show more
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