The Sacred Geometry Of Music The Sacred Geometry Of Music by Andrew Lorimer Music uses the laws of vibration to manifest aurally what exists at the center of everything. Into our reality springs a non-visual harmonic law that is universal. The notes and intervals of music speak directly to the chakra centers and causes them to vibrate in harmony to the vibration of a string or vocal chords, speakers moving through the air, or the sound of someone’s lips making a farting noise through a metal tube. Music uses the laws of physics and mathematics to bring out an emotional response in the listener. Clock Harmonisphere The mathematics of the harmonisphere are amazing. When we measure the same chords on the harmonisphere, the seven chords have the same mirrored combinations as the piano:
this song is sick Posted in Bangin, Video by nick | Tags: 2014, Chance the Rapper, Hip-Hop, LIVE, Lollapalooza Chance the Rapper made a legendary return to his home city of Chicago after gaining a monstrous global following as he played a huge set at the trend setting Lollapalooza music festival. This Sunday's set was a very special one for the rapper as him and his Social Experiment band went through an impressive collection of all the favorites from his popular mixtapes and even managed to slip in a few unreleased new tracks. This was truly something special as the love for his home city resulted in some unreal chemistry. Enjoy! Chance The Rapper | Lollapalooza Live 2014 Posted in Bangin by nick | Tags: Deorro, Electro House, Free Download, MAKJ Producer and DJ Deorro has been pushing the boundaries of the Melbourne Bounce sound and has just linked up with rising electro force MAKJ for quite a massive collaboration, "READY!" Deorro & MAKJ – READY! Lil Wayne & Drake – Grindin | Stream Only Outkast's "Ms.
Vibrations, Harmonics, Resonance, Waves and Reality the Musical Scale The musical scale is not an accident. It is a natural consequence of pure mathematics and nature. It's more proper to say it was discovered - not invented. This is one reason why music can be seen as the true universal language. Music is vibrational physics and math that is sensed almost as a language be the ear/brain combination. Many musicians tend to overlook or forget this fact. The scale we use divides the octave based on the harmonic series into 12 notes, the 12th being the same note an octave higher than the first. Spheres of Sound: Illustrated sequence of wave vibrations on the harmonic diagonal (from ) The tone C is the whole, a ratio of 1:1, therefore C encloses the total space. An expansion goes away from the diagonal, while a contraction moves toward a diagonal.
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Sketchy Friends Dance 2 Gorillaz, James Murphy, Andre 3000, 'DoYaThing' - Review - NME Blogs Converse always manage to pull it out of the bag with their ‘Three Artists, One Song’ collaborations (remember Casablancas/ Pharrell/Santogold’s ‘My Drive Thru’?). ‘DoYaThing’ is no exception. Damon – in his “2-D” voice that suggests both listless ennui and schoolboy mischief, sings: "I’m a pale imitator of a boy in the sky." So far, so expected.
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The Just-World Fallacy & You Are Not So Smart The Misconception: People who are losing at the game of life must have done something to deserve it. The Truth: The beneficiaries of good fortune often do nothing to earn it, and bad people often get away with their actions without consequences. A woman goes out to a club wearing stilettos and a miniskirt with no underwear. She gets pretty drunk and stumbles home in the wrong direction. Is she to blame in some way? People often say yes to all three in studies asking similar questions after presenting similar scenarios. It is common in fiction for the bad guys to lose and the good guys to win. More specifically, this bias is a lens through which you tend to see the world, and seeing things in this way often leads to a predictable reaction to horrible misfortune like homelessness or drug addiction – believing the people stuck in horrible situations must have done something to deserve it. The key word there is deserve. It sucks to think the world isn’t fair. Why do you do this? Sources: