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Django Bates discusses his composition: Pedal Tones

submitted by Haldaug

1 decade 5 years 1 month 1 week ago

Django Bates discusses his composition based on the cyclic nature of music boxes. He uses several music boxes which have different melodies of different length, thus they rather quickly go out of synch with each other.

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This guy is a dickhead , "rithums are numbers" well dum fuck yes in the seance that anything can be represented by numbers. i mean what a protentouse fucktard. i like people making music ore whatever thay do and its nice sumone just doing something thay want toi do , but if they are then gonna talk about it like a ass hat protentouse fuck they can piss off.

There certainly is a mathematical aspect to composing. If your composing consists of only strunging together three chords on a guitar it may not play a huge part, but in the case of big composers like Bach, Schönberg, Mozart, etc, math is rather prevalent.

But you're right in that everything can be represented by numbers, it's just that the language we have devised for rhythm is based on numbers.

Moving this video to Haldaug's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

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