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The PDF of this transcription was 65 pages long, one note per page
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Been seeing a lot of these kinds of comments lately:
“114.57 BPM? There is never a reason for such a specific BPM!” Yes. There is. (thread)
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The way she does a trumpet half-valve but with her voice
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Try this chord progression:
FACE
FABD
EGBD
EGAC
DFAC
DFGB
CEGC
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You like polyrhythms? Name every one.
1:2…99:100 Spectral polyrhythm. Everything (pitch, amplitude, spacing, note size, etc.) is represented on a logarithmic scale
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Common bassist conversation
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A polyrhythm but it keeps getting faster and faster until…
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Chickens graduated university with an advanced music degree
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Spectral polyrhythm but it’s just prime numbers [2:3…197:199]
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There’s the Tristan Chord, the Petrushka Chord, and this:
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projectjdm does amazing work animating rhythm visualizers in MATLAB, and also does some of the best transcriptions on the net! Here’s our transcription (the music notation in the background) of their recent viral sound animation (the bouncing balls)
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There's a rumor that somebody got excited during Tchaik 5
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Not me engraving notes of a laser engraving Santa to the tune of All I Want For Christmas by Mariah Carey
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Human (
@datramt
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The bouncing balls animation (by project.jdm) produces a 1:2…15:16 polyrhythm. Here’s my transcription of it as a perfect-loop scrolling spatial notation
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2:4:6:8:10:12:14:16:18:20:22:24:26:28 polyrhythm
(p.s. today is the last day to send us your music! )
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There’s only one perfectly optimal way to notate a musical idea, and this is it:
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Perhaps the most obvious reason is synchronization with audio-visual mediums (film, games, etc). If a piece of music is 114.57 BPM, it’s probably because rounding up or down would cause a half-second desynchronization with the visual media after only one minute of film/game time
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Orchestral score, but each part is an ingredient of a sandwich
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The bouncing balls animation (by project.jdm) produces a 1:2…15:16 polyrhythm. Here’s my transcription of it as a perfect-loop scrolling spatial notation
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Vocalists, now that the sheet music is available, you have no excuse not to program this on your next recital
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In 2023, remember to take time making music you actually want to make. If it’s too hip for your teacher, do it anyway. If it’s too weird, you’ll be pleased to know that there are a LOT of weirdos out here 1/3
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They’re telling me I’ve gone too far with this polyrhythm (2:3…99:100) What do you think?
POLYRHYTHM: 2 v 3 … 99 v 100
(Sibelius only crashed twice)
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In case anyone wanted to do an authentic performance of the trumpet-in-jello meme, here’s our transcription
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Polyrhythm has dropped (I wasn’t joking)
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Not many people know this, but Hans Zimmer gets most of his ideas while pooping
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LMAO This video was removed from TikTok for violating community guidelines: “Dangerous acts”
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“Okay, so the 114.57 BPM is necessary for the conductor, editors, producers, etc., but why can’t we just display 115 BPM for the bassoon player?” Now this is just disrespectful to bassoon players. Decimals are literally taught in primary/elementary school
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Seems like a lot of unnecessary detail, but i feel like what gives this bird its gnarly timbre is that subtone and that formant that cuts out the low-mids, but is bright up a bit higher in the spectrum
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“Horses may opt to play using lips/nose” you know, just in case you happen to be a horse
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Gently press and release kitten button
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There’s a Millennial grey looking restroom inside the Mexican restaurant
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Composers really have two choices here: A. Ignorance is bliss. Proactively take the time to hide the decimals from the performers, or B. Respect performers intelligence at the risk of looking a bit fascist by working with decimals
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23:24:25:26:27:28:29:30 polyrhythm by project.jdm transcribed with scrolling spatial notation
#perfectloop
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Naysayers: it’s impossible to fart an upper mordent
This guy:
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Common misconception: “You need 21 fingers to play a 1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8:9:10:11:12:13:14:15:16:17:18:19:20:21 polyrhythm.” NO. You only need 10! Here’s the proof by
@datramt
🧵
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