Take a scale: 8 notes for an octave, and add 0 and 9 on both sides to the scale. Follow every number in the fibonacci sequence and you basically have what I did
Nov 9, 18
Synth basically got it right
Nov 9, 18
i cannot be arsed to count each note but my guess is this: If we correspond each note to a number (ignoring the black keys) , E will be "0", F is "1" and so on until G in the higher octave, which will be "9". the fibonacci sequence goes 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34.. until infinity. By matching each number in the fibonacci sequence with a note, it forms what you have put down as the arp in this track?
Nov 9, 18
thanks for the puzzle alex, i enjoyed that ^^
Nov 9, 18
Im pretty sure i covered everything now, let me know if i missed anything
tl;dr
~Numbers 0 - 9 are represented by WHITE notes E3 to G4.
~All digits of the fibonacci sequence are converted in order into notes and placed into the arp
~Single digit numbers correspond to one note.
~Double and higher digit numbers correspond to the same amount of notes as digits.
~The first 26 values of the fibonacci sequence are converted using this method to form this track.
Nov 9, 18
you continue the fibonacci sequence until you hit the fifth 5- digit number in the sequence, 75025, ending on a long 5 that corresponds to C
Nov 9, 18
the next double digit number is 21, so "2" and "1", which is G then F
Nov 9, 18
okay so if there is a 1, it will translate to "1" which is F
if you have the first double digit number, which is 13, then you split it into "1" (F) and "3" (A)
then you continue untillll (lemme check)
Nov 9, 18
AH
Nov 9, 18
there's definitely some other rule going on, as my idea only works for the first 7 notes of the arp
Nov 8, 18
you've done something with fibonaccis sequence but im not sure what
Nov 8, 18
Everytime i see you pubb it feels like the number of synths is getting lower... no offense ..
Nov 26, 18
Using a lot of effects and and synths is actually less well designed then using very few synths and effects efficiently
Nov 10, 18
Lmao wtf kurp
Nov 10, 18
rekd
Nov 9, 18
Blame the computer
Nov 9, 18
I'd wish to see more on my side, but my chromebook says no. It's not entirely my fault
Nov 9, 18
i couldn't think of any others than mine becuase i usually know how many synths i use on a track and i don't count how many synths others use
awesome
perfect
Take a scale: 8 notes for an octave, and add 0 and 9 on both sides to the scale. Follow every number in the fibonacci sequence and you basically have what I did
Synth basically got it right
i cannot be arsed to count each note but my guess is this: If we correspond each note to a number (ignoring the black keys) , E will be "0", F is "1" and so on until G in the higher octave, which will be "9". the fibonacci sequence goes 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34.. until infinity. By matching each number in the fibonacci sequence with a note, it forms what you have put down as the arp in this track?
you've done something with fibonaccis sequence but im not sure what
Everytime i see you pubb it feels like the number of synths is getting lower... no offense ..