isaacullah
2937 posts
Mar 02, 2015
1:27 PM
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I saw this today (via Reddit), and thought it was a very cool concept for learning/notating rhythm. I hadn't heard of it before, so thought I'd share it here for those that also didn't know about it.
http://ed.ted.com/lessons/a-different-way-to-visualize-rhythm-john-varney
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nacoran
8303 posts
Mar 03, 2015
12:21 PM
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That's pretty cool. Much more intuitive. I wonder if there are any good tools for using it in the form of wheel metronomes online. That would be really a really fun way to experiment with beats- you tap the spots on the wheel and it gives you the rhythm.
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Nate
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didjcripey
856 posts
Mar 03, 2015
1:32 PM
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Yes, way cool. Thanks for sharing.
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Jim Rumbaugh
1103 posts
Mar 03, 2015
7:00 PM
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big thumbs up
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nacoran
8304 posts
Mar 03, 2015
7:50 PM
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Reading through the comments (and posting) I noticed he's planning on seeing about an app for it. The first thing that came to my mind when I saw it was that would be great for creating click tracks to play to for recording.
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mastercaster
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Mar 03, 2015
10:48 PM
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Very cool ,
" Freeing us from the Tyranny of the liner bar line " !
Got to love that : ) !
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isaacullah
2940 posts
Mar 05, 2015
9:19 AM
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Glad folks found it helpful! It really "clicked" for me (pun sorta intended!)...
@nacoran: Yeah, an app for this would be REALLY useful for makeing beats on the fly. Could even be used to quickly "improvise" beats during a session...
FYI, I just found another useful little cloud-based beatmaking tool, patatap. I just spent a fun 10 minutes with this thing! Enjoy!
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Last Edited by isaacullah on Mar 05, 2015 9:23 AM
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