American musician set to music Tau math constant
An American musician set to music a mathematical constant called Tau. About the unusual approach to numbers writes New Scientist.
The Tau number is twice the number Pi and is approximately equal to 6,283185. Michael Blake assigned numbers from “To” one octave to “To” note of the next octave numbers from 1 to 8. Then Blake took a Tau number record with an accuracy of 126 decimal places and played it in accordance with the selected note coding. Then the musician arranged the resulting melody.
As previously reported, Blake put the number Pi on the music. However, according to the composer, Tau sounds more harmonious.
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The Tau number is twice the number Pi and is approximately equal to 6,283185. Michael Blake assigned numbers from “To” one octave to “To” note of the next octave numbers from 1 to 8. Then Blake took a Tau number record with an accuracy of 126 decimal places and played it in accordance with the selected note coding. Then the musician arranged the resulting melody.
As previously reported, Blake put the number Pi on the music. However, according to the composer, Tau sounds more harmonious.
Under the cut - video
Link to the video , because it was not possible to insert
Taken from here
and from here
UPD. I did not know which hub to write
UPD. It's the same with Pi, but as for me, Tau sounds more beautiful.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/142886/
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