How To Visualize Music Differently
You listen to music, but do you see it? Do you hear it in the raindrops around you, or realize that there is a rhythm to everything? The way our brains visualize and process musical patterns factors into both how we hear music and how we "see" it. I wont even keep going and pretend I am smart enough to trick you into thinking I have any idea what I am talking about. Instead, I will just let the always-brilliant Ted Ed series of Ted Talks teach you how to visualize music differently. Who knew something as simple as a wheel would change our perception of music?
That last line will make sense after you watch the video.
Now if you don't mind, I am just gonna flip on the blacklight and visualize some Pink Floyd music.
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When are they going to open the 'experience' up to the paying public..?
I'd pay to have a play - of course, I'd happily head to Mars on a one way ticket as well, but that's just me...
//personally, I think of my Neatorama sessions as research into abnormal psychology.
1969 Ideal Company Space Helmet
http://home.att.net/~g.ruboyianes/helmet.html
I remembered instantly seeing them before - and I think several REALLY cheap sci-fi movies used them too....
--TwoDragons
Creamer is thinking that when he gets back, he'll have a little chat with the travel agent that booked this "vacation."