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Musical large-scale form is investigated using an Electronic Dance Music(EDM) piece fed into a Finite-Difference Time Domain (FDTD) physical model ofthe cochlear which again inputs into an Impulse-Pattern Formulation (IPF) brainmodel. In previous studies, experimental EEG data showed an enhancedcorrelation between brain synchronization and the musical piece's amplitude andfractal correlation dimension in good agreement with a FitzHugh-Nagumooscillator model\cite{Sawicki2022}. Still, this model cannot display temporaldevelopments of large-scale forms. The IPF Brain model also shows a highcorrelation between cochlear input and brain synchronization at the gamma bandrange around 50 Hz, but also a strong negative correlation for low frequencies,associated with musical rhythm, during time frames of low cochlear inputamplitude. Such high synchronization corresponds to temporal lobe epilepsy,often associated with creativity or spirituality. Therefore, the IPF Brainmodel suggests those conscious states to happen in times of low external inputat low frequencies where isochronous musical rhythms are present.

Modeling Temporal Lobe Epilepsy during Music Large-Scale Form Perception using the Impulse Pattern Formulation (IPF) Brain Mode