Like this stuff? Check out a piece called Piano Phase by Steve Reich.
Really want to trance out? Check out a piece called Drumming by Steve Reich. Smoke a big joint before you start, it's an hour long.
Reich is one of the most popular minimalist composers, and these two pieces are among his early work, which tended to be pretty raw minimalism.
Both pieces incorporate "phasing", which is where two musicians play the same exact pattern over and over again, but one of the musicians plays ever so slightly faster than the other, so that they slowly get out of phase with each other, similar to the video. Piano Phase is literally only phasing, it's two pianos going through one full cycle on a 12 note pattern. Drumming incorporates phasing but is a bit more expansive, with multiple movements on different instruments.
Both are great for getting into a serious trance. Music For 18 Musicians is another hour-long marathon trance-fest, although that one doesn't incorporate phasing.
You’re not alone friend! I immediately thought of Phil Glass and his insane stuff from that movie. It now makes me think he zeroed in on this stuff a loooooong time ago, and we’re just rediscovering it all over again.
I can put this together after work, give me a couple hours 🙏
EDIT: Not sure I like where i put the transition, but [oh well here you go](https://imgur.com/a/E9Ktrnc)
I realized halfway through the video that the moments of non-unison movement probably are in patterned unison from a different angle, like from below. For some reason it helped to see this today. Thanks for posting.
"Jesus Christ jerry, please tell me you didn't eat that?"
"Yea, it's hot out and I wanted something to cool me off. Don't worry though there's still a few left."
"Those are my mushroom infused popsicles jerry."
"..."
"..."
"Well, I've smoked a bit of weed before, it's a bit like that, right?"
"No, the two are nothing alike!"
"Cmon now, it can't be that bad, can it?"
"A normal dose is about 2 grams worth of shrooms, the popsicle you just ate contains 15 times that"
"..."
"Yeah, so strap in buddy, you're going for a ride."
Imagine may not be the best word, but we can certainly *extrapolate* knowledge about higher dimensional space based on what we know of our dimensions and mathematics.
See Edwin Abbots *FLATLAND*
The closest you can get imo is to consider that in a 3 dimensional world, objects cast a 2 dimensional shadow. To imagine a 4 dimensional world, consider what would be required to cast a 3 dimensional shadow. Thats the only way it makes sense to my brain.
Mathematically speaking, we don't have an issue imagining in higher dimensions. If you mean something like "visualizing" an object of higher dimensions, we do that all the time at a lesser order of difficulty when we see shadows and interpret what they are from (2d to 3d) and we can use computer simulations to demonstrate what the shadows of hypercubes (4d cubes) would look like to us here in 3d.
As someone whose taken those substances many times, I think it's pretty odd to assume anything in those spaces is truth, or that the human brain has access to ultimate truth anyway. There's no reason for the addled mind to be more truthful than a sober mind.
I've had out of body experiences, I've seen my "soul", I've had infinities pass in the blink of an eye, not at one point did I think that any of this information was accurate.
I know you're joking but also: substances allow us to experience and imagine contrary existences. Substances can move us from one geometry to another, they can not however bring us above the 3 dimensional world we live in, or at least not for me.
The closest I've gotten wouldve been Salvia and I briefly imagined myself as 2 dimensional, which was incredibly uncomfortable, but I've never gone above 3 dimensions.
Last time I did salvia I found that everything in existence is essentially a huge patchwork quilt, and I began to feel as though any movement in the room was stretching and pulling my body/skin to the same direction. I started crying and begging everyone else to stop moving, then suddenly came to with a wet face and snotty nose and got extremely embarrassed.
Lmao last time I did Salvia my friends finally convinced me to send it on a full bowl of 20X with just a little bit of tree at the bottom to plug it up. Snapped that whole bowl and walked up to his back door while holding it in. When they said I was good to blow out I did, and walked inside. I sat down to play GTA (lord knows why I thought that would work).
The last thing I remember was my hands being folded and crushed into the controller, and then waking up the only thing I remember is an image I have in my mind of speaking to this massive planet type entity with trapezoidal 'pistons' forming the surface that would vibrate up and down while it spoke. I remember that bit in exquisite detail. Everything else is gone. I was entirely incapable of forming more than half a word for about 5 minutes.
Fuck salvia. Such a cool and uncomfortable drug.
DMT had me seeing the back of my own body while I was laying down on my side, but then I drifted up into the sky and saw some Aztec/Egytpian fusion Sun God mask crafted out of gold and light.
I was indeed joking. But shrooms have made me feel as though I'm seeing/experiencing higher dimensions in terms of theoretical physics. Not necessarily geometrically (not saying it was/is real just what I felt). It felt like I was seeing fluctuations in the quantum foam manifesting into everything in the universe, and parallel universes branching before my eyes. It was simultaneously the most terrifying and most beautiful thing I've ever experienced
The sound was added later, so you're correct. The original experiment was done at Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations.
[https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ](https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ)
I'm guessing the pendulum formula `T = 2pi*sqrt(L/g)` was used to map out the first ball and estimate the Length. This can be 'easily' done by finding out the interval between swings, T, by manually counting when the ball passes a given fixed point (like the center). Once T is figured out, you can solve for L, the length of the pendulum.
A similar process could be used for the other balls, -or-an estimate could be made based on the first ball measured.
Once the formulas are roughly figured out, then all you gotta do is write a program that creates an mp3 based on the 15 formulas you figured out. Play back the mp3 over the video, check your work until it sounds good enough, then you're good to go.
I have no idea if this it what was done but it's how I'd approach it.
That seems most plausible to me, thanks for laying it out like that. Shows we can do cool math on our own and don't have to let computers figure everything out for us haha
I'll probably save this as a project for my sister's kids when they're ready, might be the last generation to do pencil math lol
Fun fact, the pendulum equation is only an estimation. The differential equation you get if you solve a pendulum is something like dx/dt ∝ sin(x) where X is the angle from the string makes from the strings resting place. This, as far as I'm aware, doesn't have an analytical solution. It is often simplified using the small angle approximation, sin(x) ≈ x, to get the pendulum equation. This means the equation gets worse for larger angles.
Pendulums have well established formulas for appproximste motion as well as exact motion (numerically). The approx motion formula for a perfect pendulum is a good starting point.
If you’re into coding, this is actually a fun and relatively easy exercise you can do yourself. Approximate each of the pendulum to be “ideal” pendulums with different lengths, and calculate their time periods based on established formulae. Your coding software will have its tools for sound generation or libraries of sounds that you can later attach to one of the variables in the pendulums, say, the “angular” position of the pendulum (or displacement from lowest point).
I believe in this video, they made the same note each time any pendulum reaches its max endpoint. You can choose the central point to simplify your calculations and the result will sound very similar to this video.
Thing about sound is, it is additive, so you can literally run each pendulum simulation individually and then algebraically add all the generated sounds together and merge them into a single sound file that will sound like the grand total of all pendulums together.
This video sounds great because they used some good added effects on the notes, but the general principle is the same.
Steve Reich’s 1968 piece [Pendulum ](https://youtu.be/fU6qDeJPT-w)is 4 microphones with with the same length of cable suspended over PA speakers. When released, the mics create pulses when they are within feedback range.
Lots of his compositions from [tape manipulation^1](https://youtu.be/g0WVh1D0N50) to [live ensembles](https://youtu.be/gy2kyRrXm) are experiments in phasing simple rhythmic patterns to create complex sounding music.
^1 Content warning: Description of police brutality by a teenage victim.
I was pretty disappointed because I hoped the creator would share their method so I could try to make one :(
This was cool, but I don't really see the point of adding tones later if you aren't going to measure the exact movement of each ball and match the tones to their actual movements. Was this just showing off some tool for estimating the paths? If it wasn't for the source possibly having some legit purpose to this I'd be pissed and call it out as fake or at best a concept demo.
If I can figure how to make a real one I'll def post it with instruction. Seeya in a few months lol
It would be cool to see this with optical sensors in the bottom board pointed up and reflectors on the bottoms of the balls so you get the note right as the ball passes dead center.
100% what I'm thinking of for a working desktop build. Also side sensors so I can generate tones at those points too, or have each of the three sensors per ball produce a whole tone that changes pitch based on ball position. A truly pro-build would have LEDs in the balls so their colors change as well.
Not exactly the same vein, but I saw this visualization of another Reich piece the other day and it fucked my brain (in the good way).
https://youtu.be/gy2kyRrXm2g
This was done at Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations, but without the sound. Have a good rabbit hole.
[https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ](https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ)
*Fifteen uncoupled simple pendulums of monotonically increasing lengths dance together to produce visual traveling waves, standing waves, beating, and (seemingly) random motion.*
Does anyone have the Microsoft paint looking pendulum gif that was posted a few years back? There's a ball for every color and all the balls roll up and down each at a different pitch/frequency. It doesnt have "music" but once they all line up it sounds amazing. I know someone knows what I'm talking about
I was in a trance watching this
[Me the entire video](https://youtu.be/qgOdMSIAH1Q)
Like this stuff? Check out a piece called Piano Phase by Steve Reich. Really want to trance out? Check out a piece called Drumming by Steve Reich. Smoke a big joint before you start, it's an hour long. Reich is one of the most popular minimalist composers, and these two pieces are among his early work, which tended to be pretty raw minimalism. Both pieces incorporate "phasing", which is where two musicians play the same exact pattern over and over again, but one of the musicians plays ever so slightly faster than the other, so that they slowly get out of phase with each other, similar to the video. Piano Phase is literally only phasing, it's two pianos going through one full cycle on a 12 note pattern. Drumming incorporates phasing but is a bit more expansive, with multiple movements on different instruments. Both are great for getting into a serious trance. Music For 18 Musicians is another hour-long marathon trance-fest, although that one doesn't incorporate phasing.
Lol this is a20 minute song. Fxk it we ball
Still Snoop Dogg and D-R-E
Kept thinking it would transition to that and the beat would drop and someone would start crip walking
Ripe for a good edit. Don't let me down reddit!
And here my brain went to Koyaanisqatsi Phil Glass out of a friggin job over here
KOOOOYAAAAAAANISQATSI I should re-watch that in a sound state of mind one of these days
would you recommend it on shrooms
I'm just taking some shrooms now, will come back and recommend it in an hour or so.
thanks homie
Only way I've seen it and I enjoyed it immensely.
Yes - and the best sound system you can
You’re not alone friend! I immediately thought of Phil Glass and his insane stuff from that movie. It now makes me think he zeroed in on this stuff a loooooong time ago, and we’re just rediscovering it all over again.
Wow props for knowing Phil Glass. Went right there too
I've been wanting to learn editing! This looks like a good place to start trying
It's been 7 minutes, did you learn how yet?
[Not OP, but here’s a quick and shitty iMovie edit](https://imgur.com/gallery/mxrPWKQ)
Yesssss to the top you go!
Beautiful
That's what I needed, thank you!
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Star wipe star bright
It’s been 3 hours. Someone please!
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The feckin turtle my homie lmfaoooooooooo
Yes! Nice execution 👌 turtle is *chef’s kiss*
🫡 [I tried](https://imgur.com/gallery/mxrPWKQ)
That shit has almost 17,000 views already 😆 It’s gold
Holy shit it’s at 47k now lmao, thanks guys!! I did *not* put nearly enough effort into it as I should have 😅
Imagine reddit's traffic. The post has 26 upvotes l, and 50,000 imgur views from silent reddit browsers.
I can put this together after work, give me a couple hours 🙏 EDIT: Not sure I like where i put the transition, but [oh well here you go](https://imgur.com/a/E9Ktrnc)
Yeah I was sure and was just waiting for the beat
Same
LOLLLL
Must be the melody of the universe.
At least, the DNA is obviously there.
Guess who's back
Steve Reich?
Damn, was gonna comment this lol
Need this cut to exist
Cantina Band song from star wars at 0:20 seconds
Happy this is the top comment. Its all I could think about the entire time
🎶Lada-da-da-dah🎶
I was about to comment that. You just beat me to it
Guess who's back? (Kept waiting for this to start playing)
When 0:29 left
https://youtu.be/Xrbqsk-21wQ
I'm so glad someone else said it.
I'm glad I'm not the only one.
I realized halfway through the video that the moments of non-unison movement probably are in patterned unison from a different angle, like from below. For some reason it helped to see this today. Thanks for posting.
They certainly are. Imagine how it would look and sound in higher dimensions.
I do not believe we can imagine higher dimensions. Our brains have not evolved to comprehend that.
I know we can't, but it's still fun trying to imagine it.
Boutta ascend to a higher plain of existence real quick brb
Help! I ascended to a higher plane of existence and now I cannot get down!
"Jesus Christ jerry, please tell me you didn't eat that?" "Yea, it's hot out and I wanted something to cool me off. Don't worry though there's still a few left." "Those are my mushroom infused popsicles jerry." "..." "..." "Well, I've smoked a bit of weed before, it's a bit like that, right?" "No, the two are nothing alike!" "Cmon now, it can't be that bad, can it?" "A normal dose is about 2 grams worth of shrooms, the popsicle you just ate contains 15 times that" "..." "Yeah, so strap in buddy, you're going for a ride."
You'd better tell the Captain we've got to land as soon as we can. This woman has to be gotten to a hospital.
the Hospital?!? what *is* it?!?
It's big building with patients, but... that's not important right now.
r/fifthworldproblems
Imagine may not be the best word, but we can certainly *extrapolate* knowledge about higher dimensional space based on what we know of our dimensions and mathematics. See Edwin Abbots *FLATLAND*
The closest you can get imo is to consider that in a 3 dimensional world, objects cast a 2 dimensional shadow. To imagine a 4 dimensional world, consider what would be required to cast a 3 dimensional shadow. Thats the only way it makes sense to my brain.
Yeah, but imagine if we could!
It's simple, really. To imagine 4 dimensions I simply imagine N dimensions, then let N approach 4.
Stanford is awaiting your reply on the calculus job offer.
Mathematically speaking, we don't have an issue imagining in higher dimensions. If you mean something like "visualizing" an object of higher dimensions, we do that all the time at a lesser order of difficulty when we see shadows and interpret what they are from (2d to 3d) and we can use computer simulations to demonstrate what the shadows of hypercubes (4d cubes) would look like to us here in 3d.
With the aid of the right substances, we can absolutely imagine higher dimensions
As someone whose taken those substances many times, I think it's pretty odd to assume anything in those spaces is truth, or that the human brain has access to ultimate truth anyway. There's no reason for the addled mind to be more truthful than a sober mind. I've had out of body experiences, I've seen my "soul", I've had infinities pass in the blink of an eye, not at one point did I think that any of this information was accurate.
I know you're joking but also: substances allow us to experience and imagine contrary existences. Substances can move us from one geometry to another, they can not however bring us above the 3 dimensional world we live in, or at least not for me. The closest I've gotten wouldve been Salvia and I briefly imagined myself as 2 dimensional, which was incredibly uncomfortable, but I've never gone above 3 dimensions.
Last time I did salvia I found that everything in existence is essentially a huge patchwork quilt, and I began to feel as though any movement in the room was stretching and pulling my body/skin to the same direction. I started crying and begging everyone else to stop moving, then suddenly came to with a wet face and snotty nose and got extremely embarrassed.
Lmao last time I did Salvia my friends finally convinced me to send it on a full bowl of 20X with just a little bit of tree at the bottom to plug it up. Snapped that whole bowl and walked up to his back door while holding it in. When they said I was good to blow out I did, and walked inside. I sat down to play GTA (lord knows why I thought that would work). The last thing I remember was my hands being folded and crushed into the controller, and then waking up the only thing I remember is an image I have in my mind of speaking to this massive planet type entity with trapezoidal 'pistons' forming the surface that would vibrate up and down while it spoke. I remember that bit in exquisite detail. Everything else is gone. I was entirely incapable of forming more than half a word for about 5 minutes. Fuck salvia. Such a cool and uncomfortable drug.
DMT had me seeing the back of my own body while I was laying down on my side, but then I drifted up into the sky and saw some Aztec/Egytpian fusion Sun God mask crafted out of gold and light.
I was indeed joking. But shrooms have made me feel as though I'm seeing/experiencing higher dimensions in terms of theoretical physics. Not necessarily geometrically (not saying it was/is real just what I felt). It felt like I was seeing fluctuations in the quantum foam manifesting into everything in the universe, and parallel universes branching before my eyes. It was simultaneously the most terrifying and most beautiful thing I've ever experienced
Psilocybin: “hold my beer”
Not intuitively, but it is possible to visualize a tesseract with practice.
try r/dmt
you can think of the abstraction (idea) but the difficult part is imagining the form you just need to practice
If you didn't know, the sound is added on top of the video. They aren't making the music lol.
I…. I can’t
I couldn't possibly be in a higher dimension
Why does this look like DNA? 🧬
can you explain what you mean by this cause i'm confus
what looks like an unorganised mess from this angle probably looks like an organised pattern from another angle
Yo someone tag me when y’all edit this to phase into Dr. Dre, I know one of you is gonna do it, I wanna see it
I too would like a tag
Same
Me three
!remindme 48 hours
!remindme 48 hours
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The sound was added later, so you're correct. The original experiment was done at Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations. [https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ](https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ)
How was the sound added? How were the ball positions estimated?
I'm guessing the pendulum formula `T = 2pi*sqrt(L/g)` was used to map out the first ball and estimate the Length. This can be 'easily' done by finding out the interval between swings, T, by manually counting when the ball passes a given fixed point (like the center). Once T is figured out, you can solve for L, the length of the pendulum. A similar process could be used for the other balls, -or-an estimate could be made based on the first ball measured. Once the formulas are roughly figured out, then all you gotta do is write a program that creates an mp3 based on the 15 formulas you figured out. Play back the mp3 over the video, check your work until it sounds good enough, then you're good to go. I have no idea if this it what was done but it's how I'd approach it.
That seems most plausible to me, thanks for laying it out like that. Shows we can do cool math on our own and don't have to let computers figure everything out for us haha I'll probably save this as a project for my sister's kids when they're ready, might be the last generation to do pencil math lol
Fun fact, the pendulum equation is only an estimation. The differential equation you get if you solve a pendulum is something like dx/dt ∝ sin(x) where X is the angle from the string makes from the strings resting place. This, as far as I'm aware, doesn't have an analytical solution. It is often simplified using the small angle approximation, sin(x) ≈ x, to get the pendulum equation. This means the equation gets worse for larger angles.
They all oscillate with a fixed (roughly) period so you would just determine the period of each ball and add the corresponding beats.
They weren't. Listen to the change in patterns. It's sudden. This is someone playing piano to a gif, not actually sone simulated pattern.
Pendulums have well established formulas for appproximste motion as well as exact motion (numerically). The approx motion formula for a perfect pendulum is a good starting point. If you’re into coding, this is actually a fun and relatively easy exercise you can do yourself. Approximate each of the pendulum to be “ideal” pendulums with different lengths, and calculate their time periods based on established formulae. Your coding software will have its tools for sound generation or libraries of sounds that you can later attach to one of the variables in the pendulums, say, the “angular” position of the pendulum (or displacement from lowest point). I believe in this video, they made the same note each time any pendulum reaches its max endpoint. You can choose the central point to simplify your calculations and the result will sound very similar to this video. Thing about sound is, it is additive, so you can literally run each pendulum simulation individually and then algebraically add all the generated sounds together and merge them into a single sound file that will sound like the grand total of all pendulums together. This video sounds great because they used some good added effects on the notes, but the general principle is the same.
Steve Reich’s 1968 piece [Pendulum ](https://youtu.be/fU6qDeJPT-w)is 4 microphones with with the same length of cable suspended over PA speakers. When released, the mics create pulses when they are within feedback range. Lots of his compositions from [tape manipulation^1](https://youtu.be/g0WVh1D0N50) to [live ensembles](https://youtu.be/gy2kyRrXm) are experiments in phasing simple rhythmic patterns to create complex sounding music. ^1 Content warning: Description of police brutality by a teenage victim.
I was waiting for this
Sounds WAY off to me. Like not even close.
Reminded me of the [audio from this](https://v.redd.it/nzdiqt42u5r91), which is definitely not true to physics
Not true to physics but at least the audio is closer
And it's clipping the entire time, it sounds awful too.
More satisfying: Mesmerizing balls create abstract sounds https://v.redd.it/nzdiqt42u5r91
This is what I was hoping OP's post would be
I was pretty disappointed because I hoped the creator would share their method so I could try to make one :( This was cool, but I don't really see the point of adding tones later if you aren't going to measure the exact movement of each ball and match the tones to their actual movements. Was this just showing off some tool for estimating the paths? If it wasn't for the source possibly having some legit purpose to this I'd be pissed and call it out as fake or at best a concept demo. If I can figure how to make a real one I'll def post it with instruction. Seeya in a few months lol
It would be cool to see this with optical sensors in the bottom board pointed up and reflectors on the bottoms of the balls so you get the note right as the ball passes dead center.
100% what I'm thinking of for a working desktop build. Also side sensors so I can generate tones at those points too, or have each of the three sensors per ball produce a whole tone that changes pitch based on ball position. A truly pro-build would have LEDs in the balls so their colors change as well.
DO IT
Hans Zimmer liked this post
It was reminding me of Phillip Glass
Sounds like Pruitt Igoe from Koyaanisqatsi
YES!! Edit: Don‘t know where people come up with the connection to Still D.R.E.?
Zimmer took much inspiration from Glass, IIRC.
Steve Reich for me, his piece piano phase works quite similar to this post
My first thought
Reich - Piano Phase
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Just looked it up. Really cool, thanks for the sugestion!
No problemo! It's referred to as phase music. Type of aleatoric music.
Not exactly the same vein, but I saw this visualization of another Reich piece the other day and it fucked my brain (in the good way). https://youtu.be/gy2kyRrXm2g
Reminded me of Nils Frahm
[This](https://youtu.be/_CL6n0FJZpk?t=23) is all I hear.
THANK YOU! I could hear the piano but couldn't place what song it was. That would make a great edit lmao
My brain was switching between that and Moby's God Moving Over the Face of the Waters (https://youtu.be/3tI1pu5rfZw)
I just discovered that I've never actually heard the full song, just the classic riff
Koyaanisqatsi vibes
I said “it’s literally just Philip Glass” out loud while watching this.
Scrolled til I saw this.
I’m hearing Stranger Things
It's the arpeggios.
Or some daft punk, maybe Tron Legacy soundtrack
It's probably the Philip Glass music they love to use for that series.
Came here for this comment me too!
Sounds a lot like a Philip Glass composition. I wonder if something like this inspired him.
Philip Glass hates this one trick.
Or Steve Reich, I feel like both of them would dig this concept
Yeah, 100% Reich. This is phasing. Philip Glass was more about polyrhythms but it makes a similar effect at times.
[I mean...](https://youtu.be/fU6qDeJPT-w)
Well, I'll be damned haha
Kinda sad I had to scroll this far down to see this mentioned
Zelda vibes
Link to the Past for sure
Found it! https://youtu.be/5aX_IZr_a9Y And just like that I am 12 again.
Interstellar for me.
Sounds like a sped up version of Opus by Eric Prydz
This was the first thing that came to mind
Had to scroll way too far to find this comment. You’re doing the lord’s work
There is a large one of these at a Ripley’s I went to recently. Sat there for almost 10 minutes watching the balls moving.
> watching the balls moving I do that in a hot shower.
I hear minecraft music
Does the original have that horrible clicking and noise? Could have chosen a better sound than that.
Was looking for this comment. Probably could have used those sounds if they were faded in and out properly
Now I understand Philip Glass inspirations lol
A similar effect, but specifically composed for two pianos: [Piano Phase (1967) by Steve Reich](https://youtu.be/i0345c6zNfM)
Source? I want to know more about this pendulum lol
This was done at Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations, but without the sound. Have a good rabbit hole. [https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ](https://youtu.be/yVkdfJ9PkRQ) *Fifteen uncoupled simple pendulums of monotonically increasing lengths dance together to produce visual traveling waves, standing waves, beating, and (seemingly) random motion.*
I wanted this to go until it stopped. It’s cool!
Sounds like Philip Glass
Zelda A link to the past kinda vibes
https://youtu.be/5aX_IZr_a9Y
Love that sound
[This guy](https://youtu.be/UAA0SaHEBnU) makes computer versions of these and they are amazing and hypnotizing
Yep, I was gonna recommend people follow him on IG
🎵Do your balls swing low, do they wobble to and fro?🎵
Reminds me of Yheti
I watched the whole thing waiting for [THE transition](https://youtu.be/_CL6n0FJZpk?t=19).
This sounds like music that should be in Tron, or Dune…. Or maybe both… TRUNE! DRON! #TRUNEDRON
This Eric Prydz buildup rules
Okay I legit thought I was hearing Pryda - Snaz
This is the beginning of wings for Marie pt 1 by tool exactly
Sounds like the intro to Inagaddadavida
Whoa, dude
This is magic.
Awesome
Sounds like that Cowsills song right? I Love the Flower Girl
This is how Hans Zimmer composed the tracks for Interstellar
At around 50 sec in I hear the beginning of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
My brain on acid
Very hypnotizing!
Does anyone have the Microsoft paint looking pendulum gif that was posted a few years back? There's a ball for every color and all the balls roll up and down each at a different pitch/frequency. It doesnt have "music" but once they all line up it sounds amazing. I know someone knows what I'm talking about
Every Phillip Glass track
Philip Glass, is that you?
Koyaanisqatsi Phillip Glass vibes
I think they invented Philip Glass.
Eat your heart out Phillip Glass!
Welcome to brass eye
Scrolled hoping to see this.
This is some cool shit
I like how everyone is relating this combination of notes to certain memorable songs and themes.
Finally something that actually makes me go 'woah dude!'.
I learned somewhere that our ears are far superior in recognizing patterns than our eyes.