The Rhythm of The Primes #some2

Well , this is absolutly insane.

Very cool! This is actually a polymeter though, as they all are on the same tempo.

Sounds like the opening of a Tool song

Watching the first few minutes of him explaining the sieve method and me thinking "this could make a great programming problem for sorting algorithms"

This is a polymeter

I wish I could hear it, because you won't stop talking

Good video!
What if instead you gave each prime a position in a key or scale?

Ainulindalë

Did you ever try a regression analysis on prime numbers?

When I was little my grandparents had a Hammond drawbar organ on which one could set a level for the first through somethingth harmonics (and also two "subharmonics") for each of the two manuals (keyboards) and I once pulled out 2, 3, 5, and 7 all the way, with the others turned off, very bespoke timbre, apparently doing with waveforms what you're doing here with rhythmic motifs.

Pucci would have a fucking field day with this

quadruple primes joined the chat:
5 7, 11 13
11 13, 17 19
101 103, 107 109
191 193, 197 199
...

I never understood why people do not consider 1 as prime.
It's dividable only by itself and (of course) by 1.
Therefore, it MUST be a prime number!

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Whst software did you use to map the multiples of primes? I dont care about the sounds just the visual representation. Also i see that it was scewed and compressed i assume so that it could fit better on the video

When a musician is also a math hobbyist, you get masterpiece like this

you gave me 18 beats at 100bpm, but only 3 at 15. you set me up to fail

here's a solution to the notes falling off the piano
multiply their pitches by 2 so for example the note below c0 or bb-1 would become bb0
and if their pitches still are off the piano, multiply them by 4 etc etc
you could even autotune the notes to make it sound actually nice

"A PRIME NUMBER!"

-Two January 10 2021

mermorising, my eyesw wont focus now so if this comment has a typo i blame YOU, narc evanstein

This is the rhythm of the primes, of the primes, hooo yeaaahhh !!
This is the rhythm of my life !

At the end of "The Rhythm of The Primes" is the sound of the birth of the universe. Infinitely long sound waves.

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When I go to the home, I want these rhythmic cacaphonys to be playing continuously until I gently melt into the next world

i think that the sieve of eratothenes only need multiples of 2,3,5,7 except itself to work

hearing the little refrains of the occasional twin primes.... muah

straordinario :Grazie

This video might be the best video i've seen in my entire life. Beautiful.

the pentatonic scale one sounds like its from Untitled Goose Game

3, 5, and 7 are ðe only case of what im calling 4-triplet primes (3 primes next to eachoðer), where ðe 1st and 3rd are a difference of 4. why? its because of ðe mod 6 rule. because one of ðe 3 will be divisible by 3, ðe only way it could happen is if one of ðem is 3 itself, and in ðat case, it must be ðe smallest, since 1 is a unit.

Pentonic Scale + Prime Mapping with reverse harmonics = HEAVENLY MUSIC

Maybe someone could make boss music with this.

The transition of pentatonic to octatonic is just... perfect

From the title I thought this would be a parody of Corona's Rhythm of the Night. Actually turned out really interesting regardless.

Tomas Haake: Finally a worthy opponent.

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I'd personally kept a pulse on each beat in background and overlay just the primes as an accent or a note / chord. All the other ones are unnecessary and hide the chain of prime events.

so basically the infinite polyrhythm is using just intonation's evil twin

The show Prime Suspect missed a chance at brilliance. They should have used a prime polyrhythmic cycle to create their opening them song. 😂

Seems like a fun way to make some music, so I might try it out some time! Great video :)