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Fig 1.

Description of the rhythms with metric weights and syncopation measures.

A) Low, moderate and high rhythmic complexity (RC) stimuli. Each onset is represented by a dot (●) with the corresponding metric weight noted below. The eight-note hi-hat (×) is part of each of the three stimuli. B and C) Calculations of the syncopation index following Fitch and Rosenfeld (2007) and Matthews et al. (2019) for the moderate and high rhythmic complexity stimuli. A syncopation occurs when a rest (here at the eight-note level) is preceded by the onset of a note of lesser weight. The summed up differences between syncopated notes and rests make the syncopation index.

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Fig 2.

Groove ratings as a function of rhythmic and harmonic complexity.

Dots represent mean groove ratings. Boxplots: The centerline represents the median. The lower and upper ends of the boxes correspond to the first and third quartiles. Whiskers represent lowest and highest values within 1.5 × interquartile range (IQR) from the lower and upper quartiles, respectively. Circles represent values outside 1.5 × IQR. ns = nonsignificant, * p < .001.

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