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RHY.Preface:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Consequential mistakePractical correction
Tighten timing because the contact is measurable, although the partner needs a different cue.Compare the receiving timing events through RHY.4 before choosing a correction.
Treat an onset-only string as a complete instruction for sustain and rest.Restore the needed information through RHY.5/.6; evaluate the performer only against an adequately specified task.
Count success in a simplified exercise as success in the original figure.Restore the constituent contribution to the whole through RHY.12 and select the changed-condition question in RHY.13.
Discard unmatched events and report a good average as a complete performance.RHY.14 retains omissions, additions and ambiguous matches separately from timing error.
Treat a frequent or geometrically central rhythm as a future cultural attractor.Compare the mechanisms and receiving decisions through MDPE.20, using the needed RHY results.