Re: Re: Re: [L-OT] music and maths
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
GA Moore said: I hate to ask, but how does one define art then? There is the ancient chinese book The art of war . Is that art? Hendrik Jan said: Oh
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2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
GA Moore said: I hate to ask, but how does one define art then? There is the ancient chinese book The art of war . Is that art? Hendrik Jan said: Oh
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Teddy Kumpel said: I have a Jerry Jones (not Jenny Jones) baritone guitar and it s a nasty beast that growls when smack it, really amazing. Hi Teddy, I
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Dennis Gunn wrote: The Fender Six string baritone has been around for years. That guy who used to play in the Lovin Spoonful and went on to a solo career
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Hendrik Jan Veenstra wrote: A testimony to this is the fact that _any_ half-decent mathematician knows what s meant when talking about a beautiful
2001-11-11 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
... There are several sites. www.digitalnaturalsound.com has some Logic test results (CPU performance) www.rme-audio.com has a lot of tech info which is quite
2001-11-11 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
... You can also use one AGP card and one PCI card e.g. -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck joeri@belway.com Belway Productions - http://www.belway.com List-admin
2001-11-11 by John Matthews
I would say cooking is more to do with chemistry than physics! :-) Chemists, as well as a lot of them being musicians, also enjoy to cook! ... From:
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Tony Thompson wrote: ... I have to say that I don t (yet - may be a function of who taught me, how they taught me or my attitude and understanding when I
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Leaving out stuff like quantisation errors... :-) I d agree with you. Of course you can reduce almost anything to numbers. However, to me a description
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
Hi Kool, ... OK then. But apparently there _was_ room for misunderstanding. (isn t there always? :-) ... Well, I failed to see the relevance of the quotes in
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... For 2 persons: Take a small can of anchovies in oil. Drain the oil into a pan, and put the anchovies in cold water to de-salt them. Chop up 5 shallots
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Did I say you said that? I don t think so. ... I know. I just claimed that a numerical description of music is, in essence,not a description at all.
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Yes, quite some time ago (years, not decades). ... I wouldn t be able to rpoduce any specific references. ... Except that men still tend to be higher
2001-11-11 by Tony Thompson
Can I first thank other people for giving me an insight into how vibed they get by maths. I have to say that I don t (yet - may be a function of who taught
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... I thought it was 4000+ cases. But anyway: yes, that s the reason it s regarded as ugly. ... Hm, I m not familiar with that one. What theorem would that
2001-11-11 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Oh no, I won t go there... -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra email: mailto:h@knoware.nl www: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html
2001-11-11 by Teddy Kumpel
Hi Baritone gtr people. ... very interesting! ... nice... I have a Jerry Jones (not Jenny Jones) baritone guitar and it s a nasty beast that growls when smack
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
GA Moore wrote: There are over 100 proofs of Pythorogus s theorem. The Pythagorean Proposition by Elisha Loomis: contains 370 different proofs. Here is a
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
GA Moore wrote: Honestly, have you actually seen an article in Europe showing that in any particular line of work, women with the same years of experience,
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Well I was recently using Newton s law of cooling in describing a cake being taken out of the oven... sorry I guess its not cooking but rather edible
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Did I say that? I didn t say that. Someone else did. ... In can be described in simple numeric terms - pitch, duration, tempo, volume. That is what the
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Honestly, have you actually seen an article in Europe showing that in any particular line of work, women with the same years of experience, and same
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Thats about right. Four Color Theorem I think. It was proven about 1976 by a team of mathematicians at the University of Illinois, using computer
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... I hate to ask, but how does one define art then? There is the ancient chinese book The art of war . Is that art?
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Its not just that. Its hard to explain. There is a beauty in the clever and novel ideas, just as there is in the clever use of melody and unexpected use of
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Hi Splattercell, kool, don t know how much help thisall will be, but: the danelectro baritones are cheaper than 400-600 USD; i think they re pretty cool.
2001-11-11 by Kool Musick
Hendrik Jan wrote: Why do you always have to write complete lectures in response to some posting? To be perfectly honest, I thought I was perfectly clear
2001-11-11 by GAmoore@aol.com
... abstract is one of the key components of mathematics. You are thinking of applications of math, but math itself is ethereal and illusive. Math has many
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Yeah, I like those about cooking the best... :-) I got a bloody good equation for a pasta... oh well, let s not get dragged away... ... -- Hendrik Jan
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... How can maths be abstract? Maths _is_ abstract... Or did you mean beautiful instead of abstract? Well: beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
2001-11-10 by maakbow@hotmail.com
... doesn t ... Surely the FRUITS of their labours might be beautiful, but how can maths be abstact. sure music can be described in purely mathematical terms,
2001-11-10 by LogicBaby
ROLFFFF, you forgot the Benz
2001-11-10 by texture444@aol.com
kool, don t know how much help thisall will be, but: the danelectro baritones are cheaper than 400-600 USD; i think they re pretty cool. you can use a heavier
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Beautiful != art. ... Not every musician is an artist. ... And rightfully so. Solving a theorem that has puzzled many great mathematicians for some 350
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... There are many articles claiming the opposite. So I think this one article of yours might not be a very persuasive argument. ... Such lawsuits are
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
... Also: sigh... Why do you always have to write complete lectures in response to some posting? True art is the art of leaving out . Less words would have
2001-11-10 by Kool Musick
Hi I do remember reading or hearing once, that a good way to go to get your hands on a reasonably affordable 6-string bass was to get a baritone guitar
2001-11-10 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
This is what Matthias Carstens of RME posted to the RME forum: Hi all, as long-time readers know I am using the Dell 8100, and found that it behaves EXACTLY
2001-11-10 by Kool Musick
GA Moore wrote: I had those quotes in a file. That must be some file!! Not that you need any endorsement from me, but it really was well worth your while
2001-11-10 by Joeri Vankeirsbilck
... He got this old? ;-))) ... That makes it easier to convince people that you solved something. ;-))))))) (only joking, don t worry) -- Joeri Vankeirsbilck
2001-11-10 by Kool Musick
Kool Musick wrote: ... which was also actually the first thing that Andrew Wiley did OK sorry. My fingers slipped or something. I meant Wiles and not Wiley.
2001-11-10 by GAmoore@aol.com
I had those quotes in a file. I got them all from books some years ago. Luckily I still had the file handy. (I forgot that there was that reference to myself,
2001-11-10 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Then I would suggest you don t what mathematics really is, or what mathematicians do - which is no insult - you re in the majority.
2001-11-10 by GAmoore@aol.com
... Oh come on! Just because you can t see the fruits of their labor, doesn t mean it isn t beautiful. Wasn t there one of my quotes that something like ...
2001-11-10 by GAmoore@aol.com
... I hear that regularly too, but I think this is a classic misinterpretation of statistics, and I read an article to that affect about 6 years ago. I can
2001-11-10 by Lars Vik
... Here I am answering my own thread... I got my self an LCD screen and all my noise problems when recording guitar from the control room completely
2001-11-10 by John Matthews
... yes, but a digital recording of that piece, has, by the definition of digital, been reduced to numbers, has it not?? is the emotion therefore lost on a CD
2001-11-10 by Kool Musick
Hi Hendrik Jan, Yes, he s right (hey GA: see! again I agree! That s already 3 times this week!) Sigh. Not entirely. Being a person greatly interested in
2001-11-10 by yoonchinet@yahoo.com
... Only quality musicians and mathematicians have in common is discipline. To excel at either fields demand this quality, but it isn t the only fields that
2001-11-10 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
Greg, what a great list of quotes that is! I ll save if for future use (or abuse -- whichever is needed :). ... A better one (imho) would be something like