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| This is my first look at the experiment. I learned about the ability
to consistently subdivide the original whole.
This song is about syncopation. The alignment of beats and the wondrous mix between the alignments. I found the anticipation of alignment exciting. The formula of division is as follows: decide on a length let's say 10 minutes. find the total # of seconds; 10(60)=600. Now divide one by 600 seconds, then add that answer to one unit; (1/600)+1. which will provide two alignments per song. Once at the beginning and once at the end. I reefer to this as one alignment. for the other multiple alignments multiply the previous result by a whole number and add it to the one unit; (1/600)2 or 3 or 4 etc.+1 will provide what I call two or three or four alignments. [if I discount the starting alignment the one, two, three four, etc. make simple sense.] After evaluating the previous information I decided that 1 beat per second was too much. So I have one beat per four seconds in this example. 7 minutes or 420 seconds total. which translates into 420/4 = 105 beats total. My next task is to put these finite fractions into musical notation.
Or precise pets per second. From their I can use midi to read the sheet
music. or a sequencer
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| (420/4)=105 beats total. 1 beat evrey 4 sec.
((1/(420/4))4)+4 = 4.038095sec. (((1/(420/4))4)3)+4 = 0.114286 sec. (1 total=108" or 9'-0"): (1/108)=0.009259"
[one song = 7min. or 420sec.] 1 sec. ea.
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