News Finding: Only musicians, however, showed oscillations that synchronized with unusually slow clips.
Paper Finding: 6B shows a similar analysis (comparing hits against misses) in channel space.
News Context: For music that is faster than one note per second, both musicians and non-musicians showed cortical oscillations that synchronized with the note rate of the clips--in other words, these oscillations were effectively employed by everyone to process the sounds they heard, although musicians' brains synchronized more to the musical rhythms. Only musicians, however, showed oscillations that synchronized with unusually slow clips. This difference, the researchers say, may suggest that non-musicians are unable to process the music as a continuous melody rather than as individual notes.
Paper Context: Multiple comparisons are corrected for using FDR at the 0.05 level. 6B shows a similar analysis (comparing hits against misses) in channel space. These channels are more central than those of the auditory localizer (Fig.