What is the slowest music humanly possible?
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if you are watching this now and are wondering why there is no audio from 14:22, it's because SONY has blocked Gustav Mahler's 9th Symphony. So I can't play it for you. Sorry! Go check out Mahler's 9th, it's amazing.
Well ain’t that some bullshit.
Thought you were trolling us that made it to the end of the video... cool video man keep it up
Arrgh, ok. But what's the guy saying? Is that Carl Sagan?
I love that piece but with Leonard narrating and what he is saying it just adds another level of emotion. :')
Thanks Sony. Bunch of c.....
@Adam Cool video, even for non musicians like me. :)
The thumbnail was so anticlickbait that I actually clicked it.
I absolutely get what you're saying, but I have to say that in my eyes it was clickbait done right. It gives you the answer, but leaves you wondering why. And with that curiosity, you click on it.
Kudos to that. The video was also very well organized, edited, and narrated.
Clickbait? ........ok, sure.... because apparently everything is clickbait these days
If you clicked because of the thumbnail, it functioned as bait. So yes, clickbait. Clickbait doesn't mean it has to be over-dramatized, inaccurate, false, a trap, or anything along those lines. Refer to the first sentence in my previous comment.
I never said everything is clickbait. I simply said I believe it was clickbait, but not in the conventional usage of the word.
Reverse psychology at work.
whatever they did, they made me click
Adam: "The next note is scheduled to be played in 2020"
2020: "lol nope"
It will be in September, so, we have a chance
It falls on my birthday
@@alyssagonzalez5834 and a week before mine!
it's still gonna be played either way, even if no one is there to experience it
Lmao
600 years from now, when the piece finishes, how long will the audience applaud for?
2 + 1 = 7
Humans will be gone, so 0 seconds
Forever in their hearts
@@krispayy6076 A human can live for 122 years roughly. But remember, you never stop clapping, only that the time between them is longer.
Cerystal Gaming - Jeanne Calment is an outlier. The current average is roughly 80 or so.
Can a human live to be 122? Yes. Will they? Probably not.
"To be fair you have to actually have a pretty high IQ to get Rick and morty...."
Caught me off guard. Many laughs
You need literally 0 iq
@@sauliusltcool6902 this is the joke.
*1 beat per age of the universe*
That's just... The Big Bang?
The Big Beat.
@@AssistantCoreAQI Played by the Big Band. Which makes it a jazz song. Damn that jazz....
@@AssistantCoreAQI wait no-
@@unblorbosyourshows9635
Intergalactic Progressive Jazz.
Lonnie Liston Smith and the Cosmic Echoes
Possibly the least clickbait thumbnail on youtube?
Depends on your definition of clickbait. Giving people an answer in the thumbnail to the question in the title makes people think "Wait... why the hell is 33BPM the slowest?!", thus making them perhaps more interested in clicking on the video than if they had only seen the title.
It's a kind of anti-clickbait, that still accomplishes the goal of making you interested in the video's contents. I feel like this technique hasn't been used all that much until more recently on TH-cam.
I really like this style
Exactly. It gives an answer to the title’s question, making you wonder “why 33 bpm? That seems odd.”
I love this comment.
The slowest beat is 0 bpm just walk away and don’t play
Rule 34 0bpm? Thats pause not a beat . OR IS IT NOT🧐
iKn0wThingz Well that’s just a theory a game theory
Sleepy Vibes xD are you alright
-1 bpm
What if it’s actually infinitely fast and finishes before you even try to start
"demisemihemidemisemiquaver"
You'll find that this knowledge very useful one day
Sikayda Lapixia I like this reference
Yesssss
You want to know something ironic? I see two "demise"s in there...
There’s no form of irony in that. Only coincidence. Learn things.
I love this
That whole "perceptual present" thing really blew my mind. Like... intensely so.
But is it slower than the plot of The Walking Dead?
Rembrandt impossible
What plot
The walking deads plot is goddamn racing wtf. They put an entire seasons worth of events into literally their pilot episode. From then on its just a non stop chain of events. Have you watched breaking bad? THAT show is slow
Not slower than me lmao
@@MrMegaMetroid yeah but does any actual overarching plot ever happen. No. They always end up in the exact place where they started
I'm starting to think Adam finds these interesting topics just to weave elaborate shitposts into them. I'm entertained either way.
Chris B I’ve been thinking the same thing!
This man a legend, a 15 minute with no ads
Or maybe he just got demonetized for saying “shitpost”.
Or Frédéric Chopin filed a copyright strike.
preston wilder for Real ❤️❤️
dsBlocks typical Chopin
Actually classical music often gets copyrighted because it somehow recognizes it as specific orchestral recordings, I used some Debussy once and immediately had it claimed
Ohhhh buddy you sure had no idea how “cataclysmic” 2020 was gonna be
Id say it isnt even top 8 in the worst years of the past 100 years though. 😅
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What if you exclude WW2?
@@NikodAnimations Then probably, due to the worldwide effect it had.
"Too slow to be useful" ... reminds me of my Honda
I dont know about that........
Hector is going to be running 3 Honda Civics with spoon engines. And on top of that, he just went into Harry's, and he ordered 3 T66 turbos, with NOS. And a Motec exhaust.
roasted
Stupid bitch ricers
Shane Smithler Civics can actually be extremely fast. They can make lots of power naturally aspirated with an agressive enough cam and a well tuned head. Add a turbo an 700hp is fairly easily possible.
Shingo Shoji disapproves
643 years, you mean the time when the next Tool album will be released?
And yes, i do know they have a new album announced
I know the pain !
They've been talking about new studio album for YEARS so I don't think it's coming out in 2018
What about Necrophagist's new album?
Pretty sure by these 200 years there gonna be one guy who'd find a way to hack into the server and leak the whole thing though before the 200 year mark xD
I’m watching this in 2020 and I’m so bored in quarantine I’m actually excited for “John Cage’s” next note in September.
same
I like how The Lick can be heard even in some club dubstep music
examples?
Amozmusicmaker 1:48
obviously made by Adam Neely so the cheeky fucker can slip the lick right under our noses
Anti-clickbait thumbnail, nice!
It gave me the answer but I still clicked to find out more… it's a trap
It's like skipping to the end of a book (not something I do) then going back to learn how they worked it out.
Literally the reason I clicked! Glad I did
Modern art of clickbait
“The next note is in 2020”
Coronavirus: Not anymore!
That's so trippy to think about.
A song that would be played for more than 600 years and the fact that this song began its performance in my birth year.
you found a way to make it about you eh?
keedt why not? That coincidence is pretty cool and kind of creepy.
I was born a month into the beginning, so you're not alone! 😂
I was born 4 days late...
Time to go read Anathem again.
Adam: “33bpm is the slowest musical tempo.”
DJ Screw: “Hold my lean!”
DC2_Tork WHY DIDNT THIS GET MORE LIKES
Hell yeah! I thought the same shit concerning DJ Screw. RIP to one of Houston's finest.
young infamous not enough Houston natives ig
Never expected to see him here damn
Man, this man's music very expertly makes my body produce very specific chemicals
Videos like this really solidify you as the Vsauce of music
hi adam here
"Msauce! Adam Neely here!"
+GengarTV ' But what is slow? and how slow can I play the lick ? '
I'm surprised to see a TH-camr answer their own clickbait-y titlein their thumbnail. Thanks for that.
I just discovered your channel, this feels like the vsause of music theory, im loving it
10:51
My oh my, what a time to be alive.
Livin in a picture blowing up my hotline
and boom no more note change
shane robert cooper ramirez It’s still gonna change even if no one hears it LOL
Oh yes. Definitely. With a global pandemic
And so many people dying.
This might be your best video ever. I love it so much. Thanks, Adam! You're awesome!
Is this loss?
you kids beware or I'll turn Loss into a song
Modal Polyrhythmic Harmonization in 26/4 (2/2; 4/2; 4/2; 3/2)
Really exploding fish really
Peter Virden Yes. I can and I probably will.
8:10 - "Oh yeah? One beat per infinity plus one!"
*watches video about slow notes*
*slows down youtube video to 25%*
next level
Sounds pretty painful!
HA!! Made me actually laugh!
"Hey Vsauce, Adam here..."
Yep my exact thought. He certainly has an overlap.
Kuba I was thinking the same thing. LOL!
He really need to collab or something and be Vsauce4!
heh that would be cool
In Hindustani Classical music, we have a form known as Vilambit Khayal which can be presented as slow as 10 or 11bpm
Not related to music at all, but another interesting event is the Time Pyramid, which also happens to be in Germany. It's a pyramid that will be made out of 120 concrete blocks when it is completed. A concrete block is added every 10 years, and so far there is only 3. At this rate, it will be completed in 3183. What is it with Germans and not wanting to ever see the completion of something?
I don't know, but I sure am glad that there are some things they never completed.
Gongasoso Just cause we all thought of the answer, doesnt mean you need to voice it. The punchline was left...
Incomplete, on purpose, and for a reason.
And you ruined it, Congratulations.
Alcor Salvador I also completed it on purpose, for a reason.
Now go away, you seem to be unbearably whiny. I bet you start to cry when Momma doesn't cut the crust off the sandwich.
@Gongasoso Greetings from Poland, glad to see a honest man who knows the history and is not afraid to tell the truth.
ragonoid lastname Well... Because not delivering the punchline has the inverse effect of not resolving to a stable chord.
As in it's not fucking amusing at all.
This isn't a stand-up show where you need to build tension in the audience so that you get a proper laugh later. This is a comment section. Finish your statements.
BTW, my comment was directed at OP, that was wondering why they never complete anything, to which my comment who be an ironic reply. "Why won't they... Because Holocaust. Let them keep leaving things half-way, just in case."
Not to First Comment that kept beating around the bush, and certainly not to Snowflake McGee that says I ruined it, whatever "it" may be.
If you don't deliver the punchline, there isn't anything to ruin. Unless one can't bear the Event-That-Must-Not-Be-Named by the Dark Lord Herr Pencil 'Stache...
So is the ASLSP being recorded, so future us, in 640 years, can listen to this song at ultra high quality compressed into a few minutes. It would be intresting to hear what that sounds like.
W Hulshof
Oh my gosh that would be amazing.
You could literally play it on an organ now but fast
@@leofisher1280 but maybe a 3 year long note squished into a couple of seconds would sound different to just a standard couple of seconds note
I never wanted to be reborn, but...
that would be a big ass file
Is it just a coinciedence that average human heart beat is also around 60-80 bpm, as a typical music?
And that slowest heart beat is around 30, same as with music as you mentioned?
I'm sure there is no connection, just seemed cool
@hypernova I'm finding that a few high level endurance athletes have resting heart rates as low as 40 bpm, but I'm not seeing 30 anywhere.
Wait 60-80 is normal? I have a resting rate of 120
@@Desertfox1843 dude you should see a doctor about that, seriously
@hypernova yes, that's what I said, "slowest heart beat". Fastest possible hearbeat is not very healthy, too, you know.
You dont need to be a doctor to follow the logic :)
@@AndyChamberlainMusic "slowest" heart beat is not same as resting heart beat though, I dont know why you compare the two
"Anybody can have an idea, but do you have the technique, the time, and the energy to actually do it?"
As an artist, this is thought provoking.
I look at artist like Salvador Dali, Theodor Seuss (Dr. Seuss - see his midnight paintings), and Zdzisław Beksiński and marvel at how much they produced over a life time. Hundreds, if not thousands, of pieces completed. It makes me wonder if they created every idea they ever conceived instead of pausing to contemplate the useless question of, "Is it worthy of my technique, time, and energy?"
Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
you only know if it was worth it, if you have done it, so might as well do it. and you have to make bad ideas in order to find something good.
1:49 it is always great to hear the L I C K
Just did the 68th like on this comment so the next person has the satisfaction of of liking for the 69th like.
WHO UNLIKED THE COMMENT? I WAS PROMISED THE 69TH LIKE?
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1 BPD (Beat per decade)
Pass the song onto the next generation, cutting off the parts you've played as it slowly goes through all the generations.
Somebody will make an arpeggio sweep 300 bpm blast bear version
Gf in the car: One more song and then I get the aux chord.
Me: ok
639 years later:
Ugh, those musicians are talking about ASLSP again. If I complain, I'll never hear the end of it.
Kapin UNDERATED
Who am I to ruin the 69 likes
Wat?
1:03
Then: Funeral March
Now: Coffin Dance
No joke this is one of the best videos I've ever watched on TH-cam.
Discovered this video in October of 2020 and devastated that I missed the note change.
Watch video at .25 x speed for full effect
youtube doesnt even play sound at 0.25 speed
Yeah it does lol
As SLow As Possible should be abbreviated as A SLAP
Helicard omg why am I still laughing? XD
Gives a whole new meaning to "hey man lets bump a slap" lmao
Oh no wonder Cage changed the abbreviation lol
I read this as ass slap and I don’t regret it 😂
As fast as possible = AFAP
Your thumbnails are so definitive, they attract the ones curious about your "savage" definitive awnsers on your thumbnails, thus creating kind of something opposite of clickbait, being so much stronger of an attraction force.
If that is exactly what you knew would happen to all of us, filtering out the ones who get lost in clickbait and the ones who are really curious, then you are extremely smart.
Future generations will be like "wtf kind of noice is this organ doing? Let's unplug it."
An organ is not a computer you can program, it needs a person to operate it.
dude it's palying the same note for years..
just put a wrench or some paper weight on the key and leave...
Olov Hammarström you know that lots of organs are connected to electricity to power the air pump which keeps air flowing through the pipes. Otherwise there would need to be people jumping on giant bellows
oh... I should have figured.
@@DjSunexx They play a note and then "rest" for years.
What a fabulous essay. Fascinating from beginning to end! Nerds are the new scholar-poets.
Hearing BIABs name in a normal context in 2024 is a fucking jumpscare
'i was never taught what laws there are'
yo nice pfp
Can we appreciate that he put the answer on the thumbnail? A true hero of yt
Diane Luchese was my Music Theory teacher at the time when she performed As Slowly As Possible. She performed it on the organ in the main auditorium, using small weights to hold the keys down so she could leave in between beats to use the bathroom. She really committed to it though. The sound was something like I’ve never heard before. The dissonances in the chords seemed to swirl around in the auditorium. Very eerie. We loved professor Luchese (pronounced Lou-Kay-See). She was a little different. We affectionately referred to her as LuCrazy but it was out of love and admiration. She was one of my favorite teachers of all time.
there used to be a band called Codeine who were super slow. they have a song cave in that has a break. the song is so slow its impossible to tell when its gonna come back in. people who are nodding their heads have been known to fall down in anticipation of the chorus resuming
That is so awesome!
This is a beautiful video
David Dockery hey David
When you got to the letters; my brain picked out a line and went "This is the rick and morty shitpost" way before you expected.
The last minute was so... oh.... feels...
David Vidal mahler é muito massa
David Vidal muito bom very good.
10:58 I love how we'll probably be in lockdown for the rest of the rest... Maybe as soon as the note plays we'll all be let out
Hearing the end of Mahler's 9th with Bernstein's commentary overlaid was a unique experience for me. Thanks, Mr. N.
14:22 TH-cam seems cutting sound from here by the reason of copyrights.
Yeah it really ruined the end of the video. :(
Isn't it public domain?
@@festerdam4548 the composition is, but the recording is not.
We need that C# more than ever right now. Focus on a world where they're playing ASLSP for the 3rd time well into the future...and work together for that to exist.
Something about the word cataclysmic in this context is hilarious to me. I can’t for the life of me tell you why.
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Hahaha, yes I also felt similarly. Thank you music (and specifically your absurdist artpieces Cage) for providing a consequence-free and detached form of entertainment, which at the same time prepares us and introduces us to the cataclysmically big concepts.
m e z o w!
me
You can go slower than 33bpm by matching time to the Hz of a sine wave. The sine wave will have a pulse as it moves in it's compression and refraction stages and you can use this pulse feeling to set timing to feel natural yet insanely slow
Isn't that the same kind of "cheating" as having a whole multiple of the actual bpm in mind, which he mentions in the video?
You manage to keep track of everything by a fonstant input, in your case the continuous change of the sine wave.
5 sep is rather close, so u2be recommended this to me so i dont forget to visit the note change. thanks.
u2be recs are on another lvl.
what about an entire song in one bar, made with 128th and 256th (etc.) notes, and it's just played really slow?
The chance that the Halberstadt performance will actually last until 2600s is very slim.
1:49 the lick
ayy lmao
AGGGHHH
>Sun 0)))
Goddamnit Adam
That was all I wanted from this video
Guess Adam's a little... slow?
It's "Sunn O)))" with two n
Sorry to wake you up but it's 4 pm here and leaving an alert on your phone for TH-cam comment replies when you're trying to sleep kinda seems more like bad move on your own part. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
shut up gordon and turn off you notifications while you're sleeping you silly fool.
"what is the slowest music humanly possible?"
*video is 15 minutes^
Oh no
*clicks anyway*
of course it would have something to do with John Cage. John bloody Cage. Mad musical scientist.
Kurt Vonnegut's "The Sirens of Titan" describes creatures called "Harmoniums" which subsist on the vibrations in the bedrock of the caves of the planet Mercury. Called "The Song of Mercury," these ever-changing vibrations are caused by the gigantic difference between the hot and the cold sides of the planet, which revolves three times on its axis for every two trips around the sun (3:2 tempo at 88 Earth-day beat).
'Bohren & Der Club of Gore' is among the slowest w/ a rhythm structure/beat. File under: "funeral jazz". Check out i.e. the album 'Black Earth'
\m/
I thought of them as soon as I read the video title. "And this next song is for all of you who also like to drive 20 on the interstate."
"This next song is about destroying angels. It is called Destroying Angels."
I've never actually seen anyone reference Bohren, I'd call it "Jazz Noir" but either way, it's awesome.
I have seen them live, it was hysterical. Especially the keyboarder - sitting there, sipping his beer, pushing a single key every now and then. Geisterfaust was their slowest album I think.
Every time youtube recommends his videos I click on it and I watch the first few seconds without tilting my phone screen to see if I'm intrigued enough to complete the video, and by the 7th minute I give up and tilt the damn thing
something so intriguing that you literally gave the answer in the title. It's so daring, yet so bold.
A wonderful piece of video this was, and pretty Vsause:y too. I will start supporting you, Adam, as soon as my student support gets through. Hugs from Sweden!
Neptune Glitch wtf
this is a reminder to remember to go to that church in September to hear that note
HEY vsause Michael here
So the high iq rick and Morty fans can headbang at extremely slow tempos
only mortys think watching a cartoon makes them smart. especially when that cartoon is not the first four seasons of Futurama.
+Max Johnson nailed!
8:15 sums up art: “I could do this” “yeah but you didn’t”
3:15 -- You let me violate you....
ja!
Exactly what I was thinking!
Help me
Dietrich Kaufmann You took it too far...
Where? I hear nothing
spent this whole video waiting for as slow as possible and it was super suspenseful
2:37 Adam is a master shitposter
Oh my god, now I finnished the video, watched the description, and oh man, Adam is going ham
Fucking NIGHTCORE REMIX blew my sides out of the solar system
The speech at the end was beautiful
I love listening to Leonard Bernstein's speeches. His voice is so soothing to me, yet I also am intrigued by his poetic word choice and the philosophical depth in his speeches.
I find your video thanks to the randomness of TH-cam, and it was really interesting and well done. Great question, great thinking and ideas. I'll shake your other video and share your work.
Really really good job man
I'm going to make ASLAP Nightcore then.
I am going to make a song that outlasts the universe then.
Böhren and the club of göre (I've almost certainly misplaced the umlaut) are incredibly slow but produce the most beautiful music, a kind of doomy dreamy jazz that everyone should hear at least once.
I looked them up because of this comment and they're great, thanks for the recommendation! I'm fascinated by "Komm zurück zu mir", the slowness of the beat gives it such a tense and unsettling effect. The fact you can't connect the beats in your mind put me on edge waiting for the next one the whole time. It sounds like lying awake at night feeling anxious and time just doesn't seem to pass.
New here, what is this? The Vsause of music?
hey vsauce theres' music here
The slowness fills me with existential dread
2:37 Hmm yes interesting.
eclipso what's the music
eclipso reddit 😂
Rick and morty boiiii I paused the video to read it 😂😂😂
thenegator081 vapor wave music
Dumb asf
This was more interesting than I expected
As Slow As Possible actually played the next note recently (a few months ago, 2020), I saw it live!
Well this is much more interesting than i was expecting. Congratulations
I've wanted to look up the metal song linked in this video again for a while, but been putting off searching for this video. Adam has gifted a link to this though! No searching required
I created a piece based on this concept called 'Meditation on the Existence of Time in the Absence of Change'. It is so slow you cannot perceive the harmonic progression but it exists nonetheless
I'm 10 minutes into it....
Very immersive. I'd like to sleep to this
This is like ultra slow Dark Ambient. How many bpm is it?
I cant find the original project file so I cant tell you precisely with relation to the source audio but I did a quick estimate and I think its about 1.035 bpm
10:50 We are now waiting for a note change!!!! 2020!!!!
This year's already seems to be interesting😏😏
I already have it in my calendar ✌🏻
My question now is, will that note change be played from home?
It’s insane to think that the music will change its note 5 times in my birth day and one of them has already gone
6:11 those be the first notes to the song "dont mine at night" i see that minecraft is very intellectual
Hey 2018 Adam, a new note in a _l o n g_ song is not the only cataclysmic thing scheduled for 2020.
Thought you should know.
What a powerful end
the harsh Almost as deep as my first in your face.
Etc etc.
Im not crying
Imagine you play a wrong note and that wrong note rings out for the next 4 years
1:01 you put me on. I had to pause and listen to the whole song because… wow.
4:19 oh my god here you go again thanks a lot