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When dancing, one follows the rhythm without much conscious control, while also singing, entertaining a conversation, planning intricate sequences of steps, or estimating the time until the end of the song. Processing of rapid beats, in the sub-second range seems to be done automatically and doesn't appear to interfere with timekeeping in the range of seconds or minutes, required for planning the steps, or estimating the duration left until the end of the song. This may be because the processing of rapid beats and slow sequences is split between different timing mechanisms and/or the left and the right hemispheres of our brain (Hancock, 2011).

Time and Number: The Privileged Status of Small Values in the Brain