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(SMA, BA 6 na vnitřní ploše hemisféry), premotorické kůry a samozřejmě kůry sluchové. Důraz na typ rytmu aktivoval spojení mezi sluchovou a premotorickou kůrou u hudebníků víc než u kontrolních osob. Aktivita putamen přitom odpovídala složitosti rytmu v časové jednotce. Je tedy pravděpodobné, že rytmus je zpracováván sítí putamen–doplňková motorická–premotorická kůra.
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