I agree. It’s kind of neat. It allows me to auditorily visualize it. My particular model iPhone has a couple of speakers on either side of it, so when I hold it in landscape, it does a similar thing.
Allow me to comment something. Length: - audio (stereo): 5 minutes - audio (mono): 1 minute - visually: 10 minutes. Dots (moving): 20 - Notes: G2 to E6. - Scale: C Major pentatonic. Dots closer to the center have the higher pitch. Tempo: - by audio: from 34 BPM to 15 BPM - visually (one full pentagon): from 6.8 BPM to 3 BPM. (Explanation: The G2 dot travels the outmost pentagon only 68 times in 10 minutes, but it makes the sound 340 times. So, the tempo visually is just 6.8 BPM, but by audio it's 34 BPM.) Dots closer to the center have the slower tempo. Also there are five [stationary] dots in each pentagon, for a total of 100 dots. It's divided into five "lines". The dots can be on or off; it will be on if hit once and off twice. That's it.
How clear it makes the link between music and math. Try using diferent sounds/instruments, scale changes, then sync two or more diferent sounding pendulums and you will hear symfonies. Loop ineresting configurations and arrange them in DAW, add rhythm and you are composing amazing music!
I have within the last ten minutes been blown away by these amazing sounds and visions. A projection onto a ceiling or wall would be stunning. Holographic would be even better. A centre point within the hologram with 360 sound would be magical.
It’s quite interesting to watch a single circle move around. All it does is place a dot where there is none or take away the dot where one is present, all while moving the same direction at a constant speed.
it was as if these dots where all running laps around me in a small room and I could hear each and every one of them bounce from one corner to the other.
@@PremiereMisser Not really. Look more closely at it. Every other space is left empty. If it were a full cycle, it would have every space filled like at the beginning. 5:00 is the half cycle.
This pattern repeats every 5 minutes. Interesting things happen at 1:15 and 2:30 in the cycle, and also at 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes and 4 minutes since the pattern is pentagonal.
@@Fungames91Official Length: - audio (stereo): 5 minute. It's also the length all moving dots form a line (i.e the moving dots' cycle). - audio (mono): 1 minute. That means, if no L/R were activated, the length by audio would be 1 minute. - visually: 10 minutes. The moving dots' cycle is 5 minutes, but the stationary dots' pattern resets every 10 minutes.
SOOOOO GOOD ❤ I would love to know, what’s JDM stand for? I assume it’s not “Japanese Domestic Market” like the car nerd in me thought for a brief moment 😂
I love these videos so much, they're just so satisfying! But what exactly is it that we're watching/listening to & how does it work? Like, these certainly aren't what comes to mind when I think of pendulums lol & I don't know anything about music theory so I don't know what's actually going on in these.
I liked it but if we go into clickbait with a video that has always stunned you harder every three days, I won't debase myself by clicking for a long time. AND if the algorithm works like this, then it will work without me.
Honestly this one didn’t leave me very satisfied. I didn’t like how the dots were collected other dots and then dropping them back off. Too much goin on. To each their own though. Different videos hit people’s senses in different way. Keep em comin! 🙏🏼
The fact that the side the sounds play on for headphone users corresponds to the side the dot is on when the sound is played is marvelous.
Not just headphone users, but for anyone with stereo amplification. Something less common these days, thanks to Bluetooth speakers.
My favorite part
Alright time to whip out my headset thanks for the comment
I agree. It’s kind of neat. It allows me to auditorily visualize it. My particular model iPhone has a couple of speakers on either side of it, so when I hold it in landscape, it does a similar thing.
Ahh yes, stereo imaging
Allow me to comment something.
Length:
- audio (stereo): 5 minutes
- audio (mono): 1 minute
- visually: 10 minutes.
Dots (moving): 20
- Notes: G2 to E6.
- Scale: C Major pentatonic.
Dots closer to the center have the higher pitch.
Tempo:
- by audio: from 34 BPM to 15 BPM
- visually (one full pentagon): from 6.8 BPM to 3 BPM.
(Explanation: The G2 dot travels the outmost pentagon only 68 times in 10 minutes, but it makes the sound 340 times. So, the tempo visually is just 6.8 BPM, but by audio it's 34 BPM.)
Dots closer to the center have the slower tempo.
Also there are five [stationary] dots in each pentagon, for a total of 100 dots. It's divided into five "lines". The dots can be on or off; it will be on if hit once and off twice.
That's it.
this is more worthless than those people who post timestamps of the cycle.
@@XoIoRouge yet somehow you replying was even more worthless
@@XoIoRouge yeah, but it’s nice to know regardless
@@serina762 not really
Don’t you dare say 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
0:30 20th cycle
0:31 19th cycle
0:33 18th cycle
0:35 17th cycle
0:37 16th cycle
0:40 15th cycle
0:42 14th cycle
0:46 13th cycle
0:50 12th cycle
0:54 11th cycle
1:00 10th cycle
1:06 9th cycle
1:15 8th cycle
1:25 7th cycle
1:40 6th cycle
2:00 5th cycle
2:30 4th cycle
3:20 3rd cycle
5:00 2nd cycle
10:00 full cycle
Welp, You Did It Before Me. Congrats. You Beat Me. Now Im Doomed.
@@PremiereMisser hello
B R U H🤨
21th cycle 0:15
@@ZombieCleganeYT same😭
I enjoy all your videos but this one is particularly pleasing both visually and auditorily. Thanks so much for making them available to us!
I like the scale you used for this one. Pentatonic with a minor feel. The rotating patterns produce some really lovely sequences.
More like PentaGONic.
@@tibby4503 Hah... good one!!
Honestly, my favorite TH-cam channel right now
Nice symmetry, hope to see other polygons beyond penta
Pentagon and Pentatonic
Nonagon in honor of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizards
@@Nug_Lord and my understanding of what u just said is just as fuzzy as a BLIZZARD
@@ge7ash th-cam.com/video/U_NIbWNM8vg/w-d-xo.html
@@risvegliatoIs not a Worm 🐛🪱🐛🪱🐛🪱
I have so many of these on a sleep playlist and lemme tell you, this is one of the only ways my brain actually shuts off enough to get to sleep 💤 🧡🤟
I fell asleep to this last night and had the best sleep in a while
How clear it makes the link between music and math. Try using diferent sounds/instruments, scale changes, then sync two or more diferent sounding pendulums and you will hear symfonies. Loop ineresting configurations and arrange them in DAW, add rhythm and you are composing amazing music!
I have within the last ten minutes been blown away by these amazing sounds and visions. A projection onto a ceiling or wall would be stunning. Holographic would be even better. A centre point within the hologram with 360 sound would be magical.
Think it's a new favourite, thanks and incredible as always. 👍
Idk how you code these but they would make amazing sequencing plugins for music producers
Actually greatest channel ever
This would make a nice OST for a videogame/animated series.
It’s quite interesting to watch a single circle move around. All it does is place a dot where there is none or take away the dot where one is present, all while moving the same direction at a constant speed.
sounds like the main menu music from no man's sky
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!
have i been here for the past six minutes watching this? yes
am i going to be here for the next hour? probably also yes
This is one of the best ones. When in watch I transform into a starfish and forget about the surface!
Every 60 seconds I wish there was an extra LIKE button to smash
Do 10-Hour Pendulium Wave
it was as if these dots where all running laps around me in a small room and I could hear each and every one of them bounce from one corner to the other.
Woe cool way of explaining it
15:00 Third Cycle
I love how the most replayed sections are at multiples of five minutes
10:00 Full Cycle
7:30 Half Cycle
3:20 Third Cycle
2:30 Quarter Cycle
2:00 Fifth Cycle
1:40 Sixth Cycle
1:25 Seventh Cycle
1:15 Eighth Cycle
1:06 Nineth Cycle
1:00 Tenth Cycle
0:54 1/11th Cycle
0:50 1/12th Cycle
0:46 1/13th Cycle
0:42 1/14th Cycle
0:40 1/15th Cycle
0:37 1/16th Cycle
0:35 1/17th Cycle
0:33 1/18th Cycle
0:31 1/19th Cycle
0:30 1/20th Cycle
Extra:
3:11 3.14th Cycle (πth Cycle)
1:35 6.28th Cycle (πx2th Cycle)
It's impossible for the half cycle to be at 7:30 if the full cycle is at 10:00.
@@hypercubemaster2729 7:30 is ¾ cycle
Half cycle is 5:00
@@blu3scrz3n0fd34th Right. That is what I was telling the OP.
@@hypercubemaster2729 Well 5:00 Is Also The Full Cycle. So It Would'nt Fit.
@@PremiereMisser Not really. Look more closely at it. Every other space is left empty. If it were a full cycle, it would have every space filled like at the beginning. 5:00 is the half cycle.
Reading comments... this one is so good. I need headphones.
Such a niche channel but i love it ❤❤
Polyrhythms are the new sorting algorithms
This is absolutely amazing! 👌
This pattern repeats every 5 minutes. Interesting things happen at 1:15 and 2:30 in the cycle, and also at 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes and 4 minutes since the pattern is pentagonal.
Wow it's so peaceful
I love this channel!
Tower of Absolute Vexation gradient???
Just focus on one watching it complete laps, it’s fun
Also I believe it resets every 10:00
itsevery 5:00
@@Fungames91Official no it’s every 10 look at the dots
@@Fungames91Official
Length:
- audio (stereo): 5 minute. It's also the length all moving dots form a line (i.e the moving dots' cycle).
- audio (mono): 1 minute. That means, if no L/R were activated, the length by audio would be 1 minute.
- visually: 10 minutes. The moving dots' cycle is 5 minutes, but the stationary dots' pattern resets every 10 minutes.
40:00 Eighth Cycle
45:00 Ninth Cycle
50:00 Tenth Cycle
55:00 Eleventh Cycle
1:00:00 Full Cycle
Beatiful.
That is pure sorcery!
At one point, the music gives me memories of the Ice Cavern music from Ocarina of Time. =)
what software do you use to make those kind of vids? could you tell us a bit more about the process of creating?
i think he uses matplotlib with some graphical library in python
@@doridore1234 he uses matlab
0:57 that part
I can probably sleep to this
Id love this but instead its a webpage where you can adjust the formation of the geometry and the scale its played in
did u tried on sri yantra , ॐ picture .
it would be interesting outcome .
Sounds like microtonal music. AMAZING!
I like your username.
Can you do some projects on Dodecahedron?
How mesmerizing!
This One Is The Best!
The sound of raindrops striking a spider’s web.
Ver nice! Is the tuning some kind of minor pentatonic?
you could experiment with two notes, such as C and F, and alternate
Can you create one where it just plays triads? Interesting to hear the pattern that it would create.
The start reminds me of Tour de France by Kraftwerk
What's changing over time? The ball's velocity?
9:59 SLAP
what an interesting design!
I love harmony in chaos👍🏻🇺🇸
I love and hate both at the same time that the first thing I think of seeing this is "yeah I could make this in Midinous"
The first thing that comes to my mind when i see these is “i can make it in desmos”
really really cool.
My friend how do you make these videos? They are beautiful
coding and math in Matlab
How do you know the speed to set each dot?
SOOOOO GOOD ❤
I would love to know, what’s JDM stand for? I assume it’s not “Japanese Domestic Market” like the car nerd in me thought for a brief moment 😂
I love these videos so much, they're just so satisfying! But what exactly is it that we're watching/listening to & how does it work? Like, these certainly aren't what comes to mind when I think of pendulums lol & I don't know anything about music theory so I don't know what's actually going on in these.
0:58 satisfying
I liked it but if we go into clickbait with a video that has always stunned you harder every three days, I won't debase myself by clicking for a long time. AND if the algorithm works like this, then it will work without me.
did you all really just rewind to the moment when they crush at the same time and place? wth. this yt feature sometimes scares me
Bro 2x speed is satisfying as hell
endermen from minecraft be like:
if you look at it for a while it kinda looks like a tunnel
Our solar system
Where is this website or app
It's Matlab
Honestly this one didn’t leave me very satisfied. I didn’t like how the dots were collected other dots and then dropping them back off. Too much goin on. To each their own though. Different videos hit people’s senses in different way. Keep em comin! 🙏🏼
1:00:00 Twelfth Cycle
59:50 ...
To all those who said an ascending pattern would be stressful... you're wrong.
Why are they traveling at different speeds?
Because that's how it works.
La velocidad del que vive cerca de la escuela: la primera orbe cian
La velocidad del que vive lejos de la escuela: la última orbe rosa
4:59: 1:1
2:29: 1:2
1:39: 1:3
1:14: 1:4
0:59: 1:5
0:49: 1:6
0:41: 1:7
0:36: 1:8
0:32: 1:9
0:29: 1:10
Cycle lengths:
10:00 complete cycle (all dots are in starting positions, all targets are toggled back to starting position)
5:00 half cycle (all dots are in starting positions, but not all targets are toggled back to starting position)
3:20 third cycle
2:30 quarter cycle
2:00 fifth cycle
1:40 sixth cycle
1:15 eighth cycle
1:00 tenth cycle
0:50 twelfth cycle
0:40 fifteenth cycle
0:37.500 sixteenth cycle
0:30 twentieth cycle (ok that's far enough)
0:24 1/25th cycle (sike)
0:20 1/30th cycle
0:15 1/40th cycle
0:12 1/50th cycle
0:10 1/60th cycle
0:07.500 1/80th cycle
0:06 1/100th cycle
0:05 1/120th cycle
0:04 1/150th cycle
0:03 1/200th cycle
0:02.500 1/240th cycle
0:02 1/300th cycle
0:01.500 1/400th cycle
0:01.200 1/500th cycle
0:01 1/600th cycle
0:00.750 1/800th cycle
0:00.600 1/1000th cycle (good enough)
What software is this?
Matlab
Acid trip
1:00:0 Twelfth Cycle
Pleasing
Lyrics:
Major scale
Major pentonic scale
Friend:here is your headphones back!
Me: no keep it
Friend: no get it
*they do it over and over again*
15:00
7:30
3:45
1:52
0:56
Как игра называется? what is the name of the game?
It's not a game, it's Matlab
Jeez an hour
60:00 Twelfth Cycle
Shaped looks like pentagon
5:00
Onli here is possível to hear and see the mathematics.
Might be worth a try for sleeping
Looks like pentagon
10:00
IM YOUR BIGGEST FAN
HOW CAN THAT BE THE CASE FOR YOU SEE I AM THIS PAGE'S BIGGEST FAN
I wonder how hard this would be for a human to do .
The name is eatstar
1:00:00