A different way to visualize rhythm - John Varney
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Comments and reviews: 9
Jay
I've always done the same where I visualize rhythm back and forth, except it's so much easier than what's shown here. You just move back and forth according to the downbeats and fill in the in-betweens with divisions. The way they show here with the circular visuals are more suitable for polyrhythm, I would say.
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I've always done the same where I visualize rhythm back and forth, except it's so much easier than what's shown here. You just move back and forth according to the downbeats and fill in the in-betweens with divisions. The way they show here with the circular visuals are more suitable for polyrhythm, I would say.
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Siro
Mechanistic, very un-human approach to rhythm. The spacial distance between beats is very confusing to conceptualise beyond the visual - youre stuck having to rely on the moving hand. I wont be using that.
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Mechanistic, very un-human approach to rhythm. The spacial distance between beats is very confusing to conceptualise beyond the visual - youre stuck having to rely on the moving hand. I wont be using that.
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Irish
they should add this wheel to DAWs like logic pro to help visualize your music it in a different. maybe more comfortable way
gotta admit tho sight reading is more efficient and easy to read
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they should add this wheel to DAWs like logic pro to help visualize your music it in a different. maybe more comfortable way
gotta admit tho sight reading is more efficient and easy to read
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FlashLight
The only thing missing is how to apply this wheel method. Because visualizing you do it is one thing but I'm not sure how to apply/see 6/8 or other difficult measures.
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The only thing missing is how to apply this wheel method. Because visualizing you do it is one thing but I'm not sure how to apply/see 6/8 or other difficult measures.
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alan
There needs to be a way to program that circle-and-concentric-rings display as software. Modern touch-screen technology would seem to offer a sensible way forwards.
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There needs to be a way to program that circle-and-concentric-rings display as software. Modern touch-screen technology would seem to offer a sensible way forwards.
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HoboGardenerBen
Yeah dude, saw this kind of thing on the Figure app by Reason and thought circles made much more sense for seeing the relations between things
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Yeah dude, saw this kind of thing on the Figure app by Reason and thought circles made much more sense for seeing the relations between things
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Yuppi
Don't put two big and very noticeable dirt spots on the video in the middle of the screen. It drives people mad trying to wipe the dirt off.
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Don't put two big and very noticeable dirt spots on the video in the middle of the screen. It drives people mad trying to wipe the dirt off.
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Muhammad
The way the rhythm circle is represented is much like atomic structure. I wonder if you can relate this to the behaviour of electrons.
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The way the rhythm circle is represented is much like atomic structure. I wonder if you can relate this to the behaviour of electrons.
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Ivy
Looks like Electrons around Nucleus of Atoms and Spin of Electrons. Pythagoras called it Music of Spheres in Western Music Circle of 5th
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Looks like Electrons around Nucleus of Atoms and Spin of Electrons. Pythagoras called it Music of Spheres in Western Music Circle of 5th
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