"Yes, this is actually an NE555, not a "Computer Chip""

That explains why it's got great rhythm.

That's brilliant. It's even got me thinking about the physics/harmonics of how each rhythm works. *promote

I'll admit that less intellectual thoughts made me cross my legs while watching it though.

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None of them. The floating platform causes a resistance in swings which start slowing them all down. Those that are off rhythm the most get more resistance. Eventually, like an asymptote curve on a graph, they all begin to converge on each other.

Also like a asymptote curve they may never actually achieve a %100 sync because as a metronome begins to match its sync more, the more the resistance against it lessens, but as the resistance lessens the amount of force to correct it is less.

Proof that money can't buy rhythm.

More diversity than the prep schools I went to by far....those prices though, ouch! My parents paid $5k(day school) -$15k (boarding school) in the 70-80's and thought it was high.

Off topic, but if you like this retro style Tron sort of stuff in video games and rhythm games - you might like the game Thumper. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdRGg5810bk

It's almost like Tron meets a Tim Burton psychedelic nightmare to the Mad Max: Fury Road soundtrack. It's pretty brutal but when it clicks it's awesome.

Damnit... I love rhythm games, and who hasn't wanted to practice wielding a light saber? Looks like I'm going to need to invest in a VR rig at some point.

I don't think you can copyright the title of a work, just the work itself.

It's funny to see what these guys think is difficult. Tempo and time signature changes are really common in metal (especially thrash) and almost any metal player has to get used to them right from the start. The rhythm playing for this song would be about intermediate difficulty, but the solos are ridiculous because, well... Marty Friedman.

It's been my experience that the rhythm section are generally the oddest members of 'da band'. Automatic Upvote for length of 4:20

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One of the worst offenses I can think of is a bit in GTA: San Andreas where you have to pass a fairly difficult one-off rhythm game to keep playing. I had to be called in to do that part as a favor for a couple people I know. And if I failed, we'd have to slowly drive back to the beach to get another shot at it. It's like the developers at that point all agreed, if you haven't mastered Parappa the Rapper you can fuck straight off!