HELP, i watched Sammy G's video, at the end he said, "Check out Pauly D's video". i did. Paul said, "Check out Sammy G's video"... i'm stuck in an endless loop!
The most beautiful part of your work is not the final result (sort of music i can hear if i were close to death...) but the way you create rules and use a concept as a protocol to make art. As a art’s teacher, i can describe your work as conceptual art. Your song may be played in fine arts or contemporary museum. You are a great artist, a great musician and yours videos are pieces of pedagogic’s models. Applause and respect. Great inspiration.
Pretty sure it's a joke, he did once do a video about 432 hz years back if you want to find out how he feels about that whole debate, I can't recall what his conclusion was, but he seems pretty down to earth.
@@Spectre-wd9dl If you multiply any random number with any other random number, you get an equation. So magical. No, just mathematics. What you're saying is meaningless. There are a lot of important numbers, equations and mathematical concepts in nature. 432 is not one of them. Also, 432 is merely a multiple of 2. 2 is the amount of numbers in the binary system. Go binary, people. Stay tech.
Intervals tend to sound good to our ears where the ratios of their frequencies are close to simple fractions, that is fractions with low numbers. The golden ratio is "the most irrational number possible", which means it is the number that is the most difficult to estimate with simple fractions. That would mean that an interval of frequencies equal to the golden ratio is the most dissonant interval that exists in nature.
Imagine all music used the golden ratio, the rise in human consciousness would escalate, dramatically lulling humanity into the golden age, in harmony with one another. Sweeet. ✌️❤️
I love this kind of experimentation, Paul. A great way to break out of any rut in which we may happen to find ourselves. There does seem to be something magical about these mathematical ratios that are found all over the physical universe. Thanks for sharing.
Tesla found this? Hahaha but who put in their ? Evolution? 1+1 will be 3 in 1 million years? "Dont worry ill wait" but God is going to kill any retartad melennials who believe in,Aliens! Hahaha ! Wake up stupid. All of a sudden mainstream media is telling the truth? Pleaded God show no mercy
The Golden Ratio gets more accurate with every iteration of the logarithm. I’d bump those numbers up to the ugly, ugly decimal points for better accuracy. The problem with Golden Ratio music is that the sequence could go on forever. It’s kinda tough to come up with good ideas to use it in music.
It's funny you used 987, since "9-8-7" was the working title of the Tool song "Lateralus", from the time signatures of the opening riff; 9/8 - 8/8 - 7/8. Which led them to use the Fibonacci sequence in the lyrics when they noticed that.
Oh yeah tool in lateralus used the fibonacci sequence, in that tool song?????? Like the fibonacci sequence??? Like tool with the song lateralus?? By TOOL
@@thatguy5779 Yes, I'm fully aware the large number of people bring up Tool's Lateralus. Un-wad your panties. I was making a more specific point about it. He used the specific Fib. number "987" in his own sequence. I found the coincidence of that and the fact that the same number in the sequence "987" is what resulted in Tool's use of the sequence. It seems like such a random number for them both to have landed on. I hear tea with honey is a good way to sooth the nerves. I suggest you try it out. Use decaf.
I couldn't quite see where you were going with this at the beginning until you added layer upon layer to it and ended up sounding a little like Sigur Ros - fantastic!!
Please read this: 3 minute 14 seconds is not equal to 100π... The fundamental unit of time is in seconds and 3:14 is 194 seconds. Also 3.14/1.6 coincidently came out to be 1.96... Actual calculation is 194/1.6=121.25
@@ananttripathi875 I mean, nerds are, yeah. But that kind of calculation is useless and just semantics that nobody cares about. I'm a nerd myself and I think it was kind of annoying lol
Paused at 11:07 ... Went back ... HIT that Like Button ... and went back :D This is one of the most profound experiments in acoustics ever. Unbelievably surreal and serene composition.
Nerd! Interesting how this slowly went from 'this sounds like ass' to 'this is awesome!!' Almost like my emotional connection to the song got multiplied by phi with every change...?? ;-) (BTW, ik heb mijn profielwerkstuk voor wiskunde ooit over de 'gulden rede' gemaakt)
This is freaking awesome, taking math which is usually really structural and not so creative but the fact that you were able to make something so creative and nuanced out of it is awesome. I just love the way it sounds. Great job.
Super nerd music! Awesome. As a higher math teacher I am absolutely going to use this video in my class someday. Now I just need to plan the lesson. So cool!
These are very simple math concepts lol. You should have no trouble understanding ratios if you passed middle school math. The music part is what gets my head spinning.
You just found your key to that other dimension. I wonder how the universe behaves there . Please send the video soon , great job guys! Happy Christmas ☃️
Paul, yes that is interesting. I always like the ethereal sound and spaciousness created by sustain and reverb. However, I thought this video was a bit “prettier”: ua-cam.com/video/IGJeGOw8TzQ/v-deo.html. You certainly did a good job of explaining the rationale of what you did. The tonic of the chord A is of course A. Something about repeating the B note atop the A is annoying and dissonant to me. I guess I prefer sus2 and sus4 sounds for the feel of peace and harmony. “Feel the tension?” - indeed, it made me tense. Just me, I guess. If nature is based on one chord, then we are in trouble, no? Imagine if all chords are being played simultaneously in the universe - all possibilities at once?
Good senses allow some of us to do this by feel, and focus. Like, good songs will have natural Geometry. Appllying the ratio to tempo is one great secret, even tho it's out it takes experience to understand. That's how you pop out the Swing, ubiquitous in most African music. Even if you don't study the math, craft worthy musical senses are an application of Nature's Geometry. You know, how in order to be in flow with music when it's music, stopping to think can sink the ship real fast. In other meditations I appreciate this discipline. Thanks for doing your thing.
I came here because I listened to samuraigutaurist first.. her says you two were making a collab video, where he only uses fibonacci sequence, and you use only the golden ratio.. so at the end of each of your videos, there was no collaboration, and you and him used both fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. So I didn't get to hear anything I thought I would have. The lower numbers of the fibonacci sequence, do not match the golden ratio close enough for our human technology to match good enough for a good collab of music. You two should use higher numbers in the sequence, in order to match closely to the ratio. Also, one should only use the "fib sequence", the other using only the ratio. Then actually collab, and place each of your music together. The two of you seem mathematically and musically smart enough to do that. That's what I want to hear/see
Paul, had some really profound worship experiences listening to this. It’s oddly very satisfying yet incomplete. I get the sense it’s asking for exploration in a great way. Would just love to see more people working with something that is so powerful. We could really usher in the new Music Renaissance, I am certain.
Call me crazy but this it sounds like the soundtrack to what you can see on a clear summer night when you lay down in the grass and watch the stars above. Crazy. But great. Thank you.
Math proves there is intelligent design in the existence of the universe. The golden ratio, Pi etc... were not invented. They were discovered. Look at the works of Einstein and the other scientists who study the universe. They do their work using math.
As an engineer i must say this tune is life in the musical form. It is so grandious as you can feel as you are travelling through oceans and skies with all the senses extracting all the most amazing energy. It is healling, it is Life!
Dude! you just went from guitar player, to scientist,to physicist, to Brainyach In the blink of an eye! my mind is has been over come with Math. Good! GOD!!
HELP, i watched Sammy G's video, at the end he said, "Check out Pauly D's video". i did.
Paul said, "Check out Sammy G's video"...
i'm stuck in an endless loop!
4 weeks is a long time for that loop! Watch this next ua-cam.com/video/wj5lsbBwXY8/v-deo.html
damn me too
The mobius riff
A spiral if you will...
You see the face of God. Now you trippin‘....or was it the other way around?
You mean to tell me after all this
The rhythm of the universe
Is quintuplet swing
was thinking this
Always has been.
Shawn Crowder: 👀
@@elviukx10 Always will be.
HA HAH AH,,, AHHH YOU GOT IT
Sounds like an acid trip.
Hey you here! When are we gonna have a tour on the new studio/home?
Nice to see you here...man!!!
I get more of a brownie vibe from Paul than acid...
maybe acid has the golden ratio :O
this video comes in waves
Notice how Paul positioned himself using the golden ratio.
Tool fans looking with their third eye
Man you got me laughing to death😂
Tool army soldier here and I couldn't agree more ;)
Fully agree. Spiral out.
Was somewhat surprised that he did not mention this in musical evidence like he did with architecture.
My first thought when I clicked on this video was "I'm sure Tool will be mentioned..." :D
@@Jvb18290 I clicked on this video wondering how many tools would mention Tool.
The most beautiful part of your work is not the final result (sort of music i can hear if i were close to death...) but the way you create rules and use a concept as a protocol to make art. As a art’s teacher, i can describe your work as conceptual art. Your song may be played in fine arts or contemporary museum. You are a great artist, a great musician and yours videos are pieces of pedagogic’s models.
Applause and respect. Great inspiration.
DOES this qualify as 'math' rock?
Perhaps ratio rock?
All music is mathematics. Peace.
@@josephtravers777 ;o)
absolutely. Not the most common math rock sound with bright, twinkly riffs and tapping but I'd say this absolutely is math rock.
@@aixide I thought as much!
Paul Davids: "A432 is more in tune with the Earth"
*Adam Neely has entered the chat
The 432 Hz stuff, which I hope was just an informed joke, was a bit of a letdown.
Pretty sure it's a joke, he did once do a video about 432 hz years back if you want to find out how he feels about that whole debate, I can't recall what his conclusion was, but he seems pretty down to earth.
I just watched that video haha
432 is the magic number. Fun fact. If you multiply the dimensions of the great pyramid by 432,000 you get the dimensions of the earth.
@@Spectre-wd9dl If you multiply any random number with any other random number, you get an equation. So magical. No, just mathematics. What you're saying is meaningless. There are a lot of important numbers, equations and mathematical concepts in nature. 432 is not one of them. Also, 432 is merely a multiple of 2. 2 is the amount of numbers in the binary system. Go binary, people. Stay tech.
Intervals tend to sound good to our ears where the ratios of their frequencies are close to simple fractions, that is fractions with low numbers. The golden ratio is "the most irrational number possible", which means it is the number that is the most difficult to estimate with simple fractions. That would mean that an interval of frequencies equal to the golden ratio is the most dissonant interval that exists in nature.
Joe Cordingley yeah like the scale locrian is from the word and sound loco!
"Interference" by Richard Merrick, recommended. Let me know if you get it, I don't 🤓👍
the only way this should be played is on a vinyl, the groove being in the shape of the swirl formed by using the golden ratio.
Damn when Paul played it with the drums it became a relaxing music that feels like you’re in a trip in outerspace
Call Ben Howard and Thom Yorke to finish that project.
This is so eerie, its like we're listening to the unspoken language of the universe that's suddenly given a voice
When sbr get animated, this should be the music that would play when gyro is teaching johnny the spin
I was looking for this coment
Tool fans: tHe FiBoNaCcI sEqUeNcE mAn
This felt like God pitching his idea for the universe.
Imagine all music used the golden ratio, the rise in human consciousness would escalate, dramatically lulling humanity into the golden age, in harmony with one another.
Sweeet. ✌️❤️
I listened to the entire song. Genius....mindboggling beautiful. I can 100% imagine it being used as theme music for a movie.
Song from golden ratio: mozzarella rela rela rela rela
Aside from jokes, real nice video mate.
wow the drummer really made this groove beautifully
Tool-Lateralus title track
8:36 Paul: "sounds very ethereal"
Ichika:excuse me?
I love this kind of experimentation, Paul. A great way to break out of any rut in which we may happen to find ourselves. There does seem to be something magical about these mathematical ratios that are found all over the physical universe. Thanks for sharing.
Such high quality. Wow, I aspire to someday teach as effectively as you, Paul. Thank you! :)
now we gotta broadcast this to space like tesla did so aliens can hear your fibonaci sequence
And then Jehovah’s like, “ cool you found some of my chords .”
👽👩🏽🚀
Tesla found this? Hahaha but who put in their ? Evolution? 1+1 will be 3 in 1 million years? "Dont worry ill wait" but God is going to kill any retartad melennials who believe in,Aliens! Hahaha ! Wake up stupid. All of a sudden mainstream media is telling the truth? Pleaded God show no mercy
man that drum added so much impact
Having a music degree I know how much work you put into this. Cool stuff man!!
Who would ever go to college when this quality of education and fun inspiration is right here ?😀
Another great video appetiser thank you
The Golden Ratio gets more accurate with every iteration of the logarithm. I’d bump those numbers up to the ugly, ugly decimal points for better accuracy. The problem with Golden Ratio music is that the sequence could go on forever. It’s kinda tough to come up with good ideas to use it in music.
I sincerely appreciate the openness, and absence of cynicism when presenting this material. Thank you.
This sounds like an indie movie's background music.
Exactly.
By far the most interesting of your videos, @Paul!
it’s such an amazing song. reminds me of a post rock masterpiece, like something that Godspeed You! Black Emperor! would make if they were happy
Oh yeah I definitely here the influence from post rock here. Like God is an astronaut and explosions in the sky
don't forget mono and red sparowes
Totally buying Paul's transition from guitar teacher to science communicator.
11:54 - wooow,it's very magic)
Paul.....That was simply beautiful and illuminating.
It's funny you used 987, since "9-8-7" was the working title of the Tool song "Lateralus", from the time signatures of the opening riff; 9/8 - 8/8 - 7/8. Which led them to use the Fibonacci sequence in the lyrics when they noticed that.
Oh yeah tool in lateralus used the fibonacci sequence, in that tool song?????? Like the fibonacci sequence??? Like tool with the song lateralus?? By TOOL
@@thatguy5779 Yes, I'm fully aware the large number of people bring up Tool's Lateralus. Un-wad your panties. I was making a more specific point about it. He used the specific Fib. number "987" in his own sequence. I found the coincidence of that and the fact that the same number in the sequence "987" is what resulted in Tool's use of the sequence. It seems like such a random number for them both to have landed on. I hear tea with honey is a good way to sooth the nerves. I suggest you try it out. Use decaf.
I couldn't quite see where you were going with this at the beginning until you added layer upon layer to it and ended up sounding a little like Sigur Ros - fantastic!!
I just love that at the precise moment he says "unit" DaVinci's "Vitruvian Man" drawing pops up.
Completely fascinating, and beautiful too!
Please read this: 3 minute 14 seconds is not equal to 100π... The fundamental unit of time is in seconds and 3:14 is 194 seconds. Also 3.14/1.6 coincidently came out to be 1.96... Actual calculation is 194/1.6=121.25
Anant Tripathi shut up
@@Staffy-jm3bc bro any jee aspiring student would have said the same.
@@Staffy-jm3bc lol
@Xavier Rios nerds like me are the reason you sleep peacefully in your home. We need to take care of every single calculation.
@@ananttripathi875 I mean, nerds are, yeah. But that kind of calculation is useless and just semantics that nobody cares about. I'm a nerd myself and I think it was kind of annoying lol
The complete song give me chills! Thanx
8:43 Throw in a little Danny Carey and I think we got something
I studied these themes for a long time. Congratulations on tackling this topic.
Tusk, act 4. Awaken.
This is subscription worthy... love your channel man.
Excuse me. I see absolutely nothing about this in my Mel Bay guitar books.
Gaaf Paul! Taking it to a new level!
I've been wanting a video like this forever
Paused at 11:07 ... Went back ... HIT that Like Button ... and went back :D
This is one of the most profound experiments in acoustics ever.
Unbelievably surreal and serene composition.
Me a JoJo fan seeing no references: *sad cowboy spin noises*
I was looking for a comment like this. Thanks!
*cries in infite spin*
The drums were added. I got chills. Excellent work.
So this is how being on LSD feel like
No, not really.
I want to hit the like button 11235813 times. Very cool work. Thanks for being a conduit for The universe to express its self.
Nerd!
Interesting how this slowly went from 'this sounds like ass' to 'this is awesome!!'
Almost like my emotional connection to the song got multiplied by phi with every change...?? ;-)
(BTW, ik heb mijn profielwerkstuk voor wiskunde ooit over de 'gulden rede' gemaakt)
This music is ethereal, I’m fascinated by the golden ratio and its use in art and music. Thank you for this amazing work!
And adam neely made a video on "432 sounds bad" lol
This is freaking awesome, taking math which is usually really structural and not so creative but the fact that you were able to make something so creative and nuanced out of it is awesome. I just love the way it sounds. Great job.
Absolutely beautiful work Clap
Super nerd music! Awesome. As a higher math teacher I am absolutely going to use this video in my class someday. Now I just need to plan the lesson. So cool!
Everything is now a Jojo’s reference
As it should be
@@goofysouffle9727 Always has been
That’s pretty sweet, glad you and Sammy collabed so I found your channel
I’m so confused
That was incredible! The Fibonacci series never fails to blow my mind ♥
Man he’s a math instructor now as well
Yup!!
Seriously
These are very simple math concepts lol. You should have no trouble understanding ratios if you passed middle school math. The music part is what gets my head spinning.
@@outshimed wow u too smart
No. Math professors pronounce it "fee," not "fie," like sorority sisters.
You just found your key to that other dimension. I wonder how the universe behaves there . Please send the video soon , great job guys! Happy Christmas ☃️
the most creative Guitarist out there. Props bro keep it up
Ok, that was easy. Everybody knew this. The real question is: How does that apply to 0-3-5?
Sound track for the creation of the universe!! Love it!!
Like Lateralus by Tool?
Number 5 is the letter Hey ה In Hebrew the letter that represents the 5 element of the soul
amazing approach. keep on experimenting!
That is insanely nerdy and cool. Certainly twisted my brain .
Paul, yes that is interesting. I always like the ethereal sound and spaciousness created by sustain and reverb. However, I thought this video was a bit “prettier”: ua-cam.com/video/IGJeGOw8TzQ/v-deo.html. You certainly did a good job of explaining the rationale of what you did. The tonic of the chord A is of course A. Something about repeating the B note atop the A is annoying and dissonant to me. I guess I prefer sus2 and sus4 sounds for the feel of peace and harmony. “Feel the tension?” - indeed, it made me tense. Just me, I guess. If nature is based on one chord, then we are in trouble, no? Imagine if all chords are being played simultaneously in the universe - all possibilities at once?
Good senses allow some of us to do this by feel, and focus. Like, good songs will have natural Geometry. Appllying the ratio to tempo is one great secret, even tho it's out it takes experience to understand. That's how you pop out the Swing, ubiquitous in most African music. Even if you don't study the math, craft worthy musical senses are an application of Nature's Geometry. You know, how in order to be in flow with music when it's music, stopping to think can sink the ship real fast. In other meditations I appreciate this discipline. Thanks for doing your thing.
I came here because I listened to samuraigutaurist first.. her says you two were making a collab video, where he only uses fibonacci sequence, and you use only the golden ratio.. so at the end of each of your videos, there was no collaboration, and you and him used both fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. So I didn't get to hear anything I thought I would have. The lower numbers of the fibonacci sequence, do not match the golden ratio close enough for our human technology to match good enough for a good collab of music. You two should use higher numbers in the sequence, in order to match closely to the ratio. Also, one should only use the "fib sequence", the other using only the ratio. Then actually collab, and place each of your music together. The two of you seem mathematically and musically smart enough to do that. That's what I want to hear/see
👍 yes. Really cool
Interessant concept Paul. Als gewoonlijk tot in perfectie uitgewerkt. Inspirerend om ook zelf mee aan de slag te gaan.
Speakling of the golden ratio and fibonacci numbers reminds me of Tool - Lateralus. what are your thoughts on that song, Paul Davids?
Paul, had some really profound worship experiences listening to this. It’s oddly very satisfying yet incomplete. I get the sense it’s asking for exploration in a great way. Would just love to see more people working with something that is so powerful. We could really usher in the new Music Renaissance, I am certain.
This gave me chills!
It's me or it sounds kinda like shoegaze?
Yeah it does... and I love that
Call me crazy but this it sounds like the soundtrack to what you can see on a clear summer night when you lay down in the grass and watch the stars above. Crazy. But great. Thank you.
Math proves there is intelligent design in the existence of the universe.
The golden ratio, Pi etc... were not invented. They were discovered.
Look at the works of Einstein and the other scientists who study the universe.
They do their work using math.
Wrong on so many levels.
Eric van Dyk how come
Superb mix!
This was absolutely amazing!!! Happy 2022 to you :) Stay curious!!!
As an engineer i must say this tune is life in the musical form. It is so grandious as you can feel as you are travelling through oceans and skies with all the senses extracting all the most amazing energy. It is healling, it is Life!
Dude! you just went from guitar player, to scientist,to physicist, to Brainyach In the blink of an eye! my mind is has been over come with Math. Good! GOD!!
my brain just melted and is now dripping out of my ears
i think this can develop into another genre of music , and that's quite fascinating , that's the best understanding for the phi...
This is pure genius!
Simply Amazing !
you blew my mind once again man. This is BRILLIANT!
I actually got chills from your song. Awesome!!
With great power comes great responsibility my friend ... as the teacher I think I have more too learn from you .
Using the golden ratio even in the blocking and on-screen inserts. Nice.
I came right over from your good buddy's video 🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️
Why the beat always fall in with our heartbeat? Mind blown
This is why I like your channel :)
never pegged you for a post rock guy... but now I can picture you nerding out over godspeed and mono