State Wheel (5 objects async)

Part 1 of a tutorial on the state wheel part of the siteswap G+10-t+r8r.
http://www.siteswapgeneration.com/

the music is from a friend's band "the flying saucers"
http://www.myspace.com/theflyingsaucers

Category:

Education

Tags:

• siteswap
• generation
• generator
• g+10-t+r8r
• ground
• state
• ruler
• abacus
• cd
• case
• juggling
• wheel
• flying
• saucers
• two
• handed
• diagram
• notation
• tutorial

[5bJuggla]

Is this the greatest thing ive ever seen or what?

[AlbaBross]

I like this idea. Once you see it, it's obvious. :-)

[Mike421]

This is very very cool.

[dnb303]

beautiful visualization of patterns. great idea.

[guitarsolointhewind]

Instead of starting and finishing with the tokens in the 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 state you would start and end with the tokens in a different state such as:

0, 1, 2, 3, 5

in this case it would take a 6 to get into it.

or for example in the state:

0, 1, 2, 4, 5

you could throw a 66 or a 75 to get in.

[chasejuggler]

Fantastic! Gives a great visual for how the throws decay over time.

So would an excited state siteswap be generated simply by rotating the wheel backwards by one before beginning?

[wheatgrassbreath]

My brain wants to understand this! I like the frame during 1:40 funny!

[masterfishfinger]

Ha, nice one daniel. Looking forward to our next meeting at ejc :) -darragh