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Who would have thought that adding a Sierpinski Triangle Fractal as musical notes would actually sound good!😅

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Music is mathematics. Music is the pleasure the human mind experiences from counting without being aware that it is counting. — Gottfried Leibniz

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Amani AbuQdais3 yıl önce

Interesting idea but anything sounds good when mapped to a scale (sounds like a major scale in this case). It will be interesting to see how the raw shape sounds without skewing it to match any scale.

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Neat! I am guessing the same notes are being hit simultaneously, octaves apart, which sounds sweet!

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Jude Gomila3 yıl önce

exceptional, also try this in the pure frequency domain, what does that sound like?

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farmpoet3 yıl önce

@RodraskaOak @luismbat A GEOMETRY OF MUSIC: Harmony and Counterpoint in the Extended Common Practice Not a light read...

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Wow! I am not a musician, but it looks like you aren't playing flats, is that correct? And you just start with C and go up the non-flat keys sequentially from there? Amazing!

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ravarcheon3 yıl önce

@RodraskaOak @luismbat the greeks called music "number in time" and geometry "number in space"

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Scott Stevenson3 yıl önce

Reminds me of cellular automata based music, like Wolfram tones!

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