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This visualization was written in Java using a graphical library called Processing (processing.org/), and Java's built-in MIDI library for sound (package javax.sound.midi).
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Uploaded At Apr 1, 2024 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
[This video has been taken down by Nintendo]
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I was waiting for the GameCube logo to appear suddenly
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Now I'm finally appreciatimg the gamecube startup jingle. Like how did someone even come up with that?
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Sounds familiar 🤔
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we just received a key item for the temple?
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I’ve heard this before. I know 100% that it came from a Nintendo game. Maybe Luigi’s Mansion or Pikmin?
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"You gotta backwards long jump dude"
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I love this channel. It’s brought me back to my childhood love of music, but allowed me to combine it with my current focus on algebraic thinking and computers. This video made me think of something weird. There are 12 distinct tones (in a 12 tone division of the octave). A “fourth” is technically 5 semitones up from a given root note. Maybe it’s easier to think of the 12 tones as starting at 0, in terms of mod 12 arithmetic. Then traveling by fourths, you get 0, 5, 10, 3, 8, 1, 6, 11, 4, 9, 2, 7, (0).
This means that it counts as a “figure” or whatever they call it in Schoenbergian dodecaphonic music. The weird thing is that a 12 tone series is supposed to “balance” the ear by not having any harmonic center. But does a succession of fourths sound like that? Maybe, but I’m not sure. It sounds way more “harmonic” than other 12 tone melodies. It just opens the question of how not all twelve tone series are “made equal”. You could totally design music where you have a “window” (like, radius, distance) where the average has to be “tonally equal”. You could play around a lot with how “local” that radius should be.
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Sounds like opening a chest in Ocarina Of Time.
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Nintendo:I will burn this down to the ground
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Gamecube!
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sounds like a tune from press your luck, the gam show :)
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Yo, can anyone help me with this dungeon. It’s this puzzle, I’ve been stuck for a while…
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NO WHAMMIES NO WHAMMIES
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dude that was a banger
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It's called a quartal harmony, which is why as a musician, when I stumbled upon this video it sounded so unbelievably familiar. Very common in jazz fusion.
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That also the bassline of the song "those who chant", it's a pretty badass preformance by Walter Bishop Jr. - And the vibraphone solo goes very hard on that track!
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Least complicated sounding dream theatre song
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This is just the GCN intro
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@joshuawhitman8254
7 months ago
[GameCube has entered the chat]
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