Musical interpretation of PI
Musical interpretation of PI.
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Last edited by Логик on Wed Apr 13, 2011 13:42, edited 1 time in total.
Actually the number PI is a transcendental number and it will play indefinitely(and the tune never will again)
Plus a point of reference... Who said that before the first note - on some systems, the origin of the note La. Plus the tone - you can count on other notes it is necessary to take into account the undertones ... peritonitah I generally keep quiet...(and they are the oldest key). Yes, and PI contains the digits 8 and 9 - so will have to go to another octave, then what's first?
The idea is similar to the calculation of the numerical equivalent of the letters in the name. Or divination by date of birth for the square of Pythagoras (for some reason nobody thinks that Pythagoras was a different time of the year...)
Plus a point of reference... Who said that before the first note - on some systems, the origin of the note La. Plus the tone - you can count on other notes it is necessary to take into account the undertones ... peritonitah I generally keep quiet...(and they are the oldest key). Yes, and PI contains the digits 8 and 9 - so will have to go to another octave, then what's first?
The idea is similar to the calculation of the numerical equivalent of the letters in the name. Or divination by date of birth for the square of Pythagoras (for some reason nobody thinks that Pythagoras was a different time of the year...)
Actually in the video stated that taken 31 the number after the decimal point.Соловей wrote:Actually the number PI is a transcendental number and it will play indefinitely(and the tune never will again)
To play for the rest of the life of PI, the author is clearly not going to. Disappointed? By the way, how long could you listen to such an infinite product?
This attempt to represent the number PI in the form of sounds is not the first. But its nice to hear, unlike the previous one.
For those who are in the tank, the written word "interpretation" and not "the right decision".
Issues like your can be on many more:
Why has the author used rhythm, 157 BPM, not the other?
Why chose the tools used in this clip, and not others?
As the author has calculated the drums?
Why is he simultaneously plays notes of the fourth on a single instrument and at the same time the sixteenth on the other? It's not clean sounding numbers...
Логик wrote:Why is he simultaneously plays notes of the fourth on a single instrument and at the same time the sixteenth on the other?
Well, probably, because whoever in the tank, understand the word interpretation is very specific. Any note can be interpreted either as an integer(frequency in Hz) either as a positive rational number(fraction strings which is not going to think about brass instruments...) That is, any natural, from here and any integer, + rational number can be represented by music, if desired. Of irrational numbers, the algebraic numbers can be represented as a root of the equation with integer coefficients and that something, to put them as melody notes. That's just transcendental numbers through natural can't imagine. The number PI comes from the circle, this figure can be represented as a single loop - like octave or through the cycle duration of notes or the increase-decrease rate, or as a two-dimensional cycle and another. But how to represent the division and the radius in music?Логик wrote:For those who are in the tank, the written word "interpretation" and not "the right decision".
And so, any thing you can "interpret" another, for example salary payment by results figs - but then not cost you adversely react if someone such "interpretation" does not like.
Can. Only the employer is OBLIGED to pay the workers ' wages, and the musician and freelance artist owes nothing, especially you. Not like to pass by. Or make their interpretation of...Соловей wrote:And so, any thing you can "interpret" another, for example salary payment by results figs - but then not cost you adversely react if someone such "interpretation" does not like.
somehow it represent in decimal. Most people use this expression.Соловей wrote:That's just transcendental numbers through natural it is impossible to imagine
The Japanese have built something...
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Who liked the music, but doesn't know the author in Google search for Bach Cantata BWV 147
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Who liked the music, but doesn't know the author in Google search for Bach Cantata BWV 147
Music can be made from what is at hand
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but my favorite with breakable glass... enjoy
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or here's another with Gothic water droplets
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or here's another with Gothic water droplets
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The dark Lord of the Sidhe came back right during the American minutes of fame! Guys use the Tesla generator as a synthesizer and as a source of lightning.
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If the band, no drummer, you can use...a tractor!
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Who would have thought that Mozart can do so...
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