PI as Music

[rachel111198]

it sounds like Mario! wtf :P

[jishan22]

1:27

[createrainbowz]

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[Beenzanotto]

What is awesome is the small patterns that you can hear.

Of course, this is because we are expressing pi in base 10 meaning only 10 possible digits (0-9) and therefore only 10 possible pitches, so there's only so many possible combinations.

[DiscoveryChannelMyth]

sounds 8 bit



[anticorncob6]

This video is offensive to my religion. Pi is exactly three.

[Blacklemon67]

lol 1:28 is the Feynman point (a sequence of 6 nines)

[lsharir]

ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD

[hardcoremetroid158]

Is this in a specific scale or no?

[dsaerno]

SOMEONE SHOULD DO PI MUSIC IN BINARY

[squimball]

@dsaerno I think it would turn out about the same. I'm no math expert though. :P

[ruben307]

@squimball wel you would only have muci on and music off. not diferent frequences

[anticorncob6]

@dsaerno Print some digits in binary, then play them with your piano. I'll do that right now and hear what it sounds like.

[intheshitter]

If you let this go on for infinite and there are infinite possibilities, it could recreate the moonlight sonata lol.

[hivelocity100]

@intheshitter haha very true.

[Nateamad3us]

Sounds like it could be 8bit video game action tunes! =D

[DrOfBadass101]

it's got a great beat :-D

[mariothepie]

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[irka271981]

instead of this sounds there should be percussion!!!!!

[squimball]

@irka271981 Hahaha, yeah I've thought about doing that too. If it is easy enough, I just might. I've never tried programming MIDI through code before though, so who knows.  :)

[irka271981]

@squimball Just try it, I downloaded visual studio once, but all I could do is make a new file... hahaha

[432hertz]

I like the stream of nines at 1:28 , notes 762-767

[deefromott]

read what?

[Blackout9900]

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[razor0005]

can you please send me a skydrive link or rapidshare link for your program... i really wanna show my friends... i will give credit

[kennis942]

Hi i can migth redo this in c ++ but how did you store the numbers ?

[squimball]

I just stored them in a txt file and played the notes as I read the file (byte by byte). I'm sure there are other ways as well.

[kennis942]

Yeah, i tryed making it an array but that would reqire a "," after each digit so i cant get further

[verified2]

@squimball not5 dissing on youre coding because youre most probavbly better than me but wouldnt it be faster to make computer workout pie as it goes along more of a challenge but yeah

[tomasahlin]

I tryed to do something similar.. but I didn't know how.. so I had to generate each note manually... I too chose 100 ms per note... so my video only became 6 seconds. Great to have found yours.

[theamazingzivmaster]

does this run on harmonics?

[775blackheart]

OMG, please send me this program, it'd be so much fun

[OnceForAll]

SICK SHIT

[AndersonThompsonJr]

thanx!

[squimball]

Thanks for commenting! You might get a kick out of my latest one (Earthquakes as Music). It is pretty mesmerizing.