Re: [AUDITORY] a simple rhythmic ability assessment tool?

[esra mungan <esra.mungan@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

great, barbara, thank you so much, and everyone else who got back to me, 
this will give us a nice set of options!
good wishes,
esra

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Esra Mungan
Bogazici University
Psychology Dept.
Istanbul - TURKEY
https://psychology.boun.edu.tr/content/esra-mungan

On 2022-03-07 18:03, Barbara Tillmann wrote:
> Dear Esra,
>
> have a look at Nori Jacoby's new online tool: REPP: A robust
> cross-platform solution for online sensorimotor synchronization
> experiments
>
> https://www.norijacoby.com/2021.01.15.426897v4.full.pdf
>
> Best
>
> Barbara.
>
> On 06/03/2022 12:16, esra mungan wrote:
> > dear list,
> >
> > when doing music perception/memory work I always use a quick & easy 
> > melody transposition test upfront to screen out participants who are 
> > insensitive to melodic contour & relative pitch interval changes.  now 
> > we are planning to run a non-melodic (and partly linguistic) rhythm 
> > study, so I was wondering whether there is a somewhat quick & 
> > easy-to-use (& free-to-use!) assessment tool we could employ so as to 
> > (1) screen out participants with far below average rhythmic ability 
> > (perception & production), and (2) check for individual differences 
> > effects when doing the subsequent analyses.
> >
> > thanks in advance,
> > esra mungan
> --
> Barbara Tillmann
> Lyon Neuroscience Research Center