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Time Cube, but for sound! I know next to nothing about music theory, but this felt like an abstruse statement of the bleeding obvious up until the section "Wha
by twic 5y ago
Time Cube, but for sound!
I know next to nothing about music theory, but this felt like an abstruse statement of the bleeding obvious up until the section "What Tuning Really Is: Subsets of the HarmoniComb", which was interesting. I have no idea if it's accurate.
Incidentally, the author seems to use some strange 'İ' character (a capital I with a dot over it) a lot. I'm not sure why.
- king_magic 5y agoAh, Time Cube - instantly what I thought as well.
- mkl 5y ago"İ" is from some Turkic languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_and_dotless_I https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_and_dotless_I
- kortex 5y agoMy immediate thought on reading the first paragraph is, "this is like Time Cube if it actually made complete sense under the word salad." It's really, honestly rather obnoxiously, obtuse, but I get what they are getting at. It feels like when academic ML papers use the abstract to try to boozle and astound the reader with tons of jargon, because we all know a paper wins more Academia Points (TM) the more they can make other smart people feel dumb.
- deeviant 5y ago> Incidentally, the author seems to use some strange 'İ' character (a capital I with a dot over it) a lot. I'm not sure why. This is because the author is actually a fractal within a 420-dimensional LSD hypercube, the 'İ' denotes membership of the set of infinity|UniTY<>Triome. Also, you nailed in one, definitely timecube vibes going on here.