Với Black Pink thì sao?

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A unique (độc đáo) rendition (trình diễn) of a classic Pink Floyd track has been created — using brain activity recorded while people listened to the song. Utilizing cutting-edge techniques, scientists created an innovative “remix” of “Another Brick in the Wall” and identified a novel brain area essential for understanding musical rhythm (nhịp điệu). Interestingly, researchers from the University of California-Berkeley believe this may pave the way for the creation of improved prosthetic (chi giả) limbs.

Listeners can discern (nhận ra) the iconic line, “All in all it was just a brick in the wall,” in the reimagined song. The reconstruction (tái cấu trúc), scientists argue, demonstrates the possibility of capturing and translating brainwaves into musical elements of speech, including rhythm, stress, accent, and intonation (ngữ điệu) – collectively referred to as “prosody.” These elements add layers of meaning beyond just words.

This groundbreaking (đột phá) study was spearheaded by Dr. Ludovic Bellier, a senior computational (điện toán) research scientist at UC Berkeley. The research sheds light on (làm sáng tỏ) our understanding of music’s cognitive processes (quá trình nhận thức).