The longest John's didn't invent the sea shanty, they just popularized a song from the 17th century All jokes aside though, the longest johns have always been a banger band and it's sad they got their popularity from starting a TikTok trend
@@kaelchips909 Before the boat had hit the water The whale's tail came up and caught her All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her When she dived down low (huh)
@@Kyanki113 Soon may the wellerman come, to bring us sugar and tea and rum, one day, when the toungin’ is done, we’ll take our leave and go No line was cut, No whale was freed, the captain’s mind was not of greed, for he belonged to the whaleman’s creed, she took that ship in tow! (huh!)
Theoretically yep! if u want to make a game in Desmos with music, maybe check out this video: th-cam.com/video/DetbczM_H14/w-d-xo.html (or this for the final project:th-cam.com/video/5sBWtD1Wgb8/w-d-xo.html) However fair warning though if you do attempt to make a graph using animations and music at the same time, it stutters and weird things happen.
The fact that so many people I’ve seen in the math/science world are fine with sigma notation and integrals and everything but panicking over issues where the solution is to just explore the interface will never cease to amaze me.
pretty interesting video and very entertaining to watch! I would turn down the music a bit cause at least in my pc your voice is very difficult to hear with all that music in the background
since timbre comes from the shape of the waveform, if you were able to put the sample rate up ridiculously high and input equations based on the wave forms of certain instruments, could you theoretically have a desmos that could play songs in different instruments?
@@RannyBergamotte you have to add partials that play over the notes. The prominence of respective partials is what gives sound its timbre. Partials follow the harmonic series from a root if the instrument is harmonic(eg pipe organ), and dont follow it very closely if the instrument is inharmonic/noisy(eg drums).
To play, click on the y=join() equation. Then do Alt + T (⌥+T on Mac) and then press H or hear graph. If you're on a phone: Click on the equation, then when the keyboard comes up, find and tap the speaker button. Then tap the button that says "hear graph"
Nice catch! Looks like a Musecore transcription error that caused it. I took the sheet music from there so I didn't have to transcribe it myself. I guess next time I should check with the original
Ehhhhh, not quite. From previous tests I ran, it seems that Desmos has a sample rate limit that isn't that high, so yeah you can to a certain extent, but 1. its limited, and 2. doesn't sound good anyway
The part where you listen 3:28
no it's 3:50
@@rka3477 you are right but just saying wait 30 seconds at that part
Now we just need a program to convert midi to desmos graphs
A bit of the opposite, but you might want to check out this video! th-cam.com/video/p8pLM21ZWUI/w-d-xo.html
pretty cool, I love how everyone is breaking desmos recently
this video is from nearly a year ago lmao
@@_Bran my boy here is one algorithm-year away…
@@Mr-Fish0 Just like the horror that was Cat City by Cyriak.
Why is this video not at 1M views already!?!? This is like a dream come true for the inner desmos/programming nerd in me
Thank you for this video
It would really cool to do something with sine waves to make a vibrato of sorts.
Definitely in the works!
Excelent video!
Btw the song he's playing is "the wellerman" by the logest johns
isnt this the same some that's named the sea shanty
The longest John's didn't invent the sea shanty, they just popularized a song from the 17th century
All jokes aside though, the longest johns have always been a banger band and it's sad they got their popularity from starting a TikTok trend
@@AdventuRaven how is it sad? They're getting popular and people are finding their music, I consider that a win.
I know. My highschool used it as the intro for their newscast for a while. The moment I recognized it I got a flash back to highschool
This is so cool! Keep up the good work
Soon may the wellerman come to bring us sugar and tea and rum
One day when the tougin is done , well take our leave and go
She'd not been two weeks from shore, when down on her a right whale bore
@@RannyBergamotte the captain called all hands and swore, he’d take that whale in tow
@@kaelchips909
Before the boat had hit the water
The whale's tail came up and caught her
All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her
When she dived down low (huh)
@@Kyanki113 Soon may the wellerman come, to bring us sugar and tea and rum, one day, when the toungin’ is done, we’ll take our leave and go
No line was cut, No whale was freed, the captain’s mind was not of greed, for he belonged to the whaleman’s creed, she took that ship in tow! (huh!)
The background music at 3:00 🔊🔊📢🎵🎶🎵
The desmos sounds at 3:00 🔊🔊📢👾👾🛸
Your voice at 3:00 🗣️🔇🔉
Yep, my first video definitely needed some refinement. Hopefully I have improved now.
@@RannyBergamotte I'll go check out your new stuff
I didn't know you could even produce sound sound in Desmos...
The song he made is Wellerman, a really good song. Very cool stuff
Now for Bad Apple!
Look no further than th-cam.com/video/UCz3eJbx_dg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/MVrNn5TuMkY/w-d-xo.html
Wait… So I could make my own game with music and everything using desoms XD
Theoretically yep! if u want to make a game in Desmos with music, maybe check out this video: th-cam.com/video/DetbczM_H14/w-d-xo.html (or this for the final project:th-cam.com/video/5sBWtD1Wgb8/w-d-xo.html)
However fair warning though if you do attempt to make a graph using animations and music at the same time, it stutters and weird things happen.
You are the chosen one, the one who will bring DOOM to Desmos!
Proper comment after watching it (Nice vid; I don't know anything about desmos but still enjoyed it :3)
Wtf that was instant
@@paggnut I just happen to look around
The fact that so many people I’ve seen in the math/science world are fine with sigma notation and integrals and everything but panicking over issues where the solution is to just explore the interface will never cease to amaze me.
Math teacher: You can't hear math
Me, an intellectual:
3:51 Soon may the wellerman come, to bring us sugar and tea and rum! One day when the tumid is done, we’ll take our leave and go.
pretty interesting video and very entertaining to watch! I would turn down the music a bit cause at least in my pc your voice is very difficult to hear with all that music in the background
That was the first video I made myself, I've hopefully improved it now for current and future videos
reminds me of a fairground organ for some reason
Strad is my favourite Minecraft disc
since timbre comes from the shape of the waveform, if you were able to put the sample rate up ridiculously high and input equations based on the wave forms of certain instruments, could you theoretically have a desmos that could play songs in different instruments?
Theoretically yes, but I have no idea how to make the sample rate higher and if it's even possible.
@@RannyBergamotte desmos gets really fucky at high sample rates as it is for just displaying graphs so I doubt that’s possible
As it is it kinda sounds like an organ
@@RannyBergamotte you have to add partials that play over the notes. The prominence of respective partials is what gives sound its timbre. Partials follow the harmonic series from a root if the instrument is harmonic(eg pipe organ), and dont follow it very closely if the instrument is inharmonic/noisy(eg drums).
This guy is a professional graphist
Beautiful
Im kinda impressed that you used a minecraft music. Nice choice
thank you 😊
AMAZING
+ Infinity/10
Very nice!
Epic
Looks fun!
Sounds like something you'd play at a wedding ngl lol, sounds really nice tho
Wellermam from the Longest John
2:44 solution:
you can change the opacity of the equation to 0 (different from hiding the equation) and you will still be able to use it
you should try using curved lines to simulate pitch bends, vibrato, etc
now is the time to look at my newest video with the desmos art competition
Why do sinewave chords sound so good
Here before this blows up
I know, its been crazy! Hopefully can get a new vid out soon in the next few days
this is so dope
i saw this in the desmos art contest results
Commenting for the algorithm :)
secretly hoping for a rick roll
This is epic
it made desmos popular
I was sort of excepting y=n sin(x) to produce an n Hz sine wave
Epic :)
...they didn't teach yall about setting max an min values?
this was like the first thing we learned about desmos in 7th grade or whatever
I had self teach myself Desmos, luckily eventually learned about min and max like 2 months ago.
WELLERMAN OMG
Song is : Sea shanty
WW2 Morse code machine in DESMOS please
Next challenge
Make a song using only one equation LOL
Already done. LOL
@@RannyBergamotte well now i feel dumb /:
Does anyone know if a "we will rock you" desmos version already exists
Sounds like an church organ
What is the graph eqition
At the beginning of the video I thought the music was a rickroll
You should check out this graph by u/Idealistic-Introvert www.desmos.com/calculator/jv11k6zccj
@@RannyBergamotte Nice
0:14 für elise be like:
Someone should use this as a song sample or smth lmao
how do i play the graph
To play, click on the y=join() equation. Then do Alt + T (⌥+T on Mac) and then press H or hear graph.
If you're on a phone: Click on the equation, then when the keyboard comes up, find and tap the speaker button. Then tap the button that says "hear graph"
What we can make audios on Desmos 😲
Sound mixing. Please.
3:50 My timestamp!
HES USING MINE CRAFT MUSIC!! THIS IS EPIC
in 4:00 you do [b e eee g# bbb] but it should be [b e eee g bbb]
Nice catch! Looks like a Musecore transcription error that caused it. I took the sheet music from there so I didn't have to transcribe it myself. I guess next time I should check with the original
2:34 wait is this FM synthesis basically?
Ehhhhh, not quite. From previous tests I ran, it seems that Desmos has a sample rate limit that isn't that high, so yeah you can to a certain extent, but 1. its limited, and 2. doesn't sound good anyway
@@RannyBergamotte hmm right makes sense
just wanted to know for the fun of it hehe
Where is the link to this graph?
IN THE DESCRIPTION!
Dude I struggle to hear what you're saying over the graphs AND the background music
Wtf ♥️💀
so now a month ago*
Song to high. It drowns your voice.
Good video.
Can you make sans
What tha fuck u can do that
🤓
k
Gunspy at a whole new level
who come from pon video?
🤍
im the 69th subscriber
wow, didn't realize we got to that many subs