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This is all of the raw data from twenty total participants. The files are anonymized with name prefixes. Each participant has five files. Four for each of the four test days and one for the final training day. The files contain there tap times for each trial. Participants listened to a six character sequence of Morse code and then tapped back the pattern onto a response pad. The result is 12 times for each of the 12 onsets and offsets. We removed the first tap time in our analysis because the first time was used as the 'zero' to line up all participants. In our analysis we excluded one musician and one non-musician control for a final total of 9 from each group. The uploaded dataset includes 99 files, meaning that some of the data from the excluded participants is still included, though ultimately one file was unusable.
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