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dancecult-557	MacCutcheon, Douglas; Greasley, Alinka E.; Elliott, Mark T	Investigating the Value of DJ Performance for Contemporary Music Education and Sensorimotor Synchronisation (SMS) Abilities	2016	27	.pdf	application/pdf	11445	654	50	Conclusion The aim of this research was to establish the skills learned through DJing and to map perspectives on the potential value of DJing for music education from a variety of people involved in music performance and education. Supporting Repp’s findings, the effects of phase attraction were also evident in all populations in this study, however, a key finding is that DJ participants were least variable of all the groups when faced with large phase-distractor offsets that increased variability in the other two groups, an advantage that may be due to regular beatmatching of two unsynchronised tracks during the mixing process.	cache/dancecult-557.pdf	txt/dancecult-557.txt