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Somewhat related: I was at Science North and they have a couple keyboards connected to a laser projector oscilloscope. I played Prelude in C (because I’m a begi
by Waterluvian 3y ago
Somewhat related: I was at Science North and they have a couple keyboards connected to a laser projector oscilloscope. I played Prelude in C (because I’m a beginner!) and it was kind of amazing to see not just the beauty of the loops and curves but how you could clearly see the progression of the chords on the wall.
I don’t feel like I’m getting any better at piano but I love, truly, how I keep “discovering” all the secrets, musically and mathematically.
- gravitronic 3y agoScience North is a treasure! You can also see from that laser display how pleasing sounds have a stable, synchronized relationship whereas atonal key combinations do not
- vram22 3y agoFor a second I thought C referred to the C language.
- Waterluvian 3y agoI find it to be simpler to read than Prelude in C#. ;)
- vram22 3y agoDidn't get your comment, sorry. I'm both a C# (language) and (Western) music ignoramus, sad to say :)