89:64 Polyrhythm in Oscilloscope

Thanks for watching and commenting.

The Interval: The two high tones are generated by a pair 89:64 oscillators. This ratio (~4.17/3) is slightly wider than a just fourth interval (4/3). Then, a pair of 89:64 square LFOs (low tones) gates the oscillators and creates the polyrhythms. When accelerated, not only does the polyrhythm get quicker, but they become audible and pitched themselves at some point.

[martinbotelo]

*I know, I left this comment at **13:48** on Friday, May 17, 2024 and I know that it will become popular in the future*

[silasschramm]

i find it fascinating how the frequency turns into an audible sound we humans can hear at some point and when it gets to slow again (at ~25Hz i assume) the 'illusion of sound' is destroyed

[nicolaslg]

It's fascinating how it sounds like a 4:3 polyrhythm at the very beginning, then quickly unravels, then goes back to 4:3 at the very end.

[RamonaRamona]

As of today, (17/3/23), i have lived 5696 days, which is 89X64

[aidenessex]

I'm kinda high rn and this is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen/heard

[prantik.pianist]

It's like the exact opposite of THX deep note. Amazing stuff

[silviogames]

I just realised a chord is just a very fast polyrithm

[RightAngleProductions]

This sounds like a manmade interdimensional portal starting, running for a bit, and then shutting down and I love it

[SomethingImpromptu]

So cool. And much respect for allowing people to use the sound. I wish we lived in a world where it was that effortless to clear samples, where people weren’t trying to copyright everything down to specific melodies & the genetics of plants they took from local artisanal farmers/growers around the world who may have passed a certain seed-stock down through their community/family for hundreds or thousands of years, only to have it become branded by Monsanto, who make a billion off it & give them back nothing. 😔

[imagohawke]

The most complicated game of snake ever.

[suppmydiff]

Pitch is rhythm is pitch again, chords contained within the subharmonic of a single note, combined into larger chords of oscillating wavelengths, that find their way back to basic rhythmic patterns

Its all math and it's beautiful

[YTWstudio]

The date you upload this and the frequency you choose is tricky. what a soundless support to that incident!

[randomlygeneratedhandle]

0:28 “AAo were the words that made me cry

[Roxanneredpanda]

I love that it just turns into a 4:3 polyrhythm after all that

[nicolasbrup]

This is absolute madness... In a future I will ask for your permission for using this as an intro for one of my third symphony

[creationfied]

i have no idea what this is but its the coolest shit ive seen today

[frailvoid]

This was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever rested my eyes upon

[Cole-lihq]

Thanks man, this will really help me out when trying to play it

[loopyzreal]

Super cool! Now wait till Jacob Collier grows 143 more fingers and does this while sleeping, in a new instrument he learned yesterday, live, while casually explaining why quantum field vibrations and supersymmetry are actually related to negative harmony



and that all we percieve as reality is just a musical piece played by a higher being...

[ellieriggart]

Ok but this is really cool, and the audio scratches that itch in the brain if you get me