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Stephen Beech

Scientists Make Major Breakthrough In How Our Brains Process Music

Scientists say the state-of-the-art technique used to make the most far-out remix yet of Another Brick in the Wall also identified a new brain region necessary for perceiving musical rhythm. PHOTO BY TIRACHARD KUMTANOM/UNSPLASH

A version of a classic Pink Floyd track has been made from brain activity recorded while people listened to the song.

Scientists say the state-of-the-art technique used to make the most far-out “remix” yet of Another Brick in the Wall also identified a new brain region necessary for perceiving musical rhythm.

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