"Sometimes cutting through infinitely-folded spacetime requires the use of power tools." I feel like there's a metaphor here that needs torturing out...
I saw the bowl and thought: Hey, that's nice. You could probably just put it on top...wait, wait hold on... And that was the day I realized that Vihart thinks music is more important that bowls.
I found it interesting that she chose to attach it to the side, which made working the thing much harder than just attaching it to the bottom, so she didn't have to hold the bowl on its side
@@TheKitbaby I own a similar music box, it works best on large solid objects (walls/the floor work great) the bowl being face down on the table, with the music box on the flat bottom, would work exactly the same as how she set it up, honestly if she just held it flat against the table it would have likely ended up even louder
I forgot where I heard this quote but I feel like it pretty sums up modern schooling: “people intrinsically want to learn and enjoy doing it, the fact that we can make people hate learning instead is one of humanities greatest achievements, albeit a terrible one.”
I think that we can currently play a Klein bottle. If we match Length, Width, and Depth to things like pitch, loudness and timbre, we can 'print' a Klein bottle in the musicscape. By setting the lowest volume, the lowest pitch, and the lowest quality of sound to the Origin of the musicscape, we can print a Klein bottle and listen to how it's shape influences the music we hear.
You know, it's been a few years since I first watched this video. When watching it that first time I was mesmerized by the melody at the end. So when I came across this video today once again, I was pretty much filled with nostalgia about all of these videos and how much I love them. Vi, these videos are the best kind of wonderful.
+Emeraldstar Those melodies are used as light-motif in her Harry Potter Septet. It's on her website. You should try listening to it. I'm not entirely sure what all 4 are, but one is certainly Harry's Parents or Family. I've a feeling they're all related to him directly - maybe Sirius is one.
sometimes I come to this video and re listen to it too… it’s just the music is so… I don’t even know, makes me want to cry happy tears, I feel at peace.
Drednaught your photo made me remember of that comic ended like 5000 years ago and will never see the light of day again. thanks i am gonoing to cry for the rest of my death now.
Language is an art. If it wasn't, people wouldn't commit cultural appropriation and imitate Mario's Italian or overexaggerate their french words or make useless sound to english that would be necessary in other language or call their fathers potatoes because dad and potato are similar in Spanish or make new languages or make language at all or use other language to make things in your language that you do not have or add stresses and accentuation or make slang or write books or communicate how ViHart doing a literary analysis class would be so wrong or me explaining why it would be so right.
catguru10 I'm pretty sure it's in the 3rd one (EDIT: Prisoner of Askaban) since that's where Sirius shows up. It might be near the end of the 1st (when his parents show up in the Mirror).
This was super creative. As a musician, I appreciate the fact that you took time to explain how music notation works and that notes on a page isn't actually music. Where'd the music box come from? I would have so much fun with one of those.
ah, I watched this video so long ago, and brushed it off before continuing to the next. Then a while later, I go to a shop after a parade to pass time and see one of these music boxes, but sadly I did not have money with me to actually buy it, but here I am about 2 months later wanting to just drive my car at 11:06 PM to that shop just to pick one of those music boxes up! You, Vihart, have the power to allow me to see the earth in a new way as I have not seen before in a matter of minutes.
Fascinating, I love this demonstration. So clever! Since you're a very thorough commentator, it's worth noting that the "y-axis" of your strips is an irregular representation of pitch space since your music box is diatonic. Even leaving aside logarithmic transformations (which you allude to), the irregular distances between pitches are hidden from view on the paper strips, but are transferred to the tongue lengths of the music box.
I need to be honest. Every time I view this video, I cry. At the end. That song. especially when it goes into the second form where it's played upside down. It's really beautiful, and that it's generated from just the knowledge of music and knowledge of glide reflections is even more beautiful. Thank you for bringing this idea into the world.
***** Zero changes all the time. If you add to nothing, it becomes something. If you take away from it, it becomes something, but in a different direction. A motionless object has a velocity of 0, but it only takes a small push to change that. Also, Calculus. Numbers get divided by zero all the time.
sargeantsimon1 *Ahem* May I just say that while there are situations in calculus where we appear to be able to, or pretend we are able to divide by zero, we can't. That is what creates a large amount of the work required to evaluate many limits.
This reminds me of Mozart's table music, a piece of music that could be read right side up or upside down, and would create perfect harmony when played together on either side
Thank you so much for your videos! You really are amazingly intelligent, and not only in math and music, but also in communicating these wonderful ideas and your genuine enthusiasm in a understandable and exciting way! I am so grateful for everything you do.
was nerding out on the fact it took so many turns to go through that sheet. all i could think about was adjusting the gear ratio on the crank to make it easier lol
The Mobius Melody was fantastic. It would be cool to come up with a sequencer program that emulates these different folds. Probably not too terribly difficult either.
I can't believe music uses math. I play the flute, so I'll keep this in mind when I play. And everyone knows notes of music is not music, it is just a part that makes music happens
What's always impressed me is when a song played backwards and upside down is also a coherent musical piece instead of a jumble of sounds that don't quite make sense. I tried it with Davy Jones' Locket theme (a simple enough piece) and it works beautifully! This is on the 2.5 octave music box.: ua-cam.com/video/9m0BSleGjFQ/v-deo.html
I love all the stuff you do about music cause it makes me think of what I love in a completely new way :3 It brings me closer to reaching my final band geek form
Yeah that means "this is not a pipe" but that's a reference to a french painter, Magritte. It's the title of one of this most famous painting (which I invite you to look at) and it's... well, a pipe. A realistic pipe. Why did he called his painting that way, so ? Because that's not one. A pipe is a wooden object meant to smoke with, a 3d object while the painting is the representation of a pipe... not one, then. Our brain recognize the object, made an assossiation and identified it as such immediatly but Magritte reminds us it's not one. I hope the explaination made the comment above clearer, sorry for my english, but I doubt anyone will read that anyway so...
LISTEN, if someone were to create a piece of software that let you mess around with this sort of thing in a DAW, that someone might make much money quickly! They'd also be my hero, if you do, please tell me!!!
OH MY you just gave me a brilliant idea! I could write something that takes a WAV file and does these kind of things, not sure about integration with DAWs, tho... Do you happen to know some software that allows you to program your own plugins?
Just found this "Nyquist is a programming language specifically designed for this. You can't exactly script Audacity, per se, but Audacity is basically just a UI on top of Nyquist plugins." MMMH DAYUM time to learn Nyquist.
I like your representation of space-time. Music fits the bill well and I did enjoy listening to you manipulate it. I'll probably find this video when I'm 30 and realize I commented here in 2022 and then realize this video is from 2013 and is still interesting.
Dearest Vi, I'm just going to go ahead and put this out there in hopes that you'll see it. I am in love with you. You are my dream geek girl. You're smarter than _I_ am (I'd even admit that to friends, which is saying something and PROOF POSITIVE of my deep devotion). And, well, your voice gives me a stiffy. (It is what it is, I can't help that.) So, let's us (you and me, forEV aaaaaaar.....!) make a deal: I won't try -- No, I won't even THINK about trying to stalk you and once and for all make you mine (forEV aaaaaaar.....!) if you PROMISE to make your #1 New Year's Resoloution for 2014 that you will SLOW your SPEECH dooooooown. A lot! I'm nowhere NEAR to being as smart as you (shhhhhh...!), but, I can tell that I could probably TAKE OVER THE WOOOOOOOORLD with the info contained in this video.If i could only understand it a smidge (just a smidge) better. But, I've had to back up so many times to just GRASP the simplest of concepts, that it's killing me. Plus, there's the whole voice = stiffy thing. After playing the initial 1:45 over and over, that aforementioned stiffy actually typed this comment. Help a brother out, Vi. SLOW THE FUCK DOWN! Thanks! XOXO (forEV aaaaaaar.....?)
Your videos are very original ways of describing sometimes complex ideas. You're in my top 10 video makers and I shall look out for many more. It would be nice to see you, a face conveys so much.
"Sometimes cutting through infinitely-folded spacetime requires the use of power tools."
I feel like there's a metaphor here that needs torturing out...
Meaning translation of that poetic metaphor: "Sometimes you need a little help in tough times" :3 well i guess thats how i understand it
Andrew Marsden John Green watches her videos.
John, we're waiting.
Alanna R. *puts pneumatic drill in mouth* YOU SEE YOU PUT THE KILLING THING BETWEEN YOUR T
you expect others understand I
LIMITED in Matheson and misarble in the at higher ones it boring!
Austin Hauvasko what
That's so cool how beautiful the Mobius strip pattern sounded...
Vi-"I don't have a box, maybe this nice wooden bowl..."
Me-Oh, that is a nice bowl...
Vi-"NEEREOOOOOWWWWWW"
Me-NOOOO
I saw the bowl and thought: Hey, that's nice. You could probably just put it on top...wait, wait hold on...
And that was the day I realized that Vihart thinks music is more important that bowls.
I found it interesting that she chose to attach it to the side, which made working the thing much harder than just attaching it to the bottom, so she didn't have to hold the bowl on its side
@@mckinleywilson6184 its so the sound can resonate the bowl better, if it was on the bottum it would flatten and not increase the sound.
@@TheKitbaby I own a similar music box, it works best on large solid objects (walls/the floor work great) the bowl being face down on the table, with the music box on the flat bottom, would work exactly the same as how she set it up, honestly if she just held it flat against the table it would have likely ended up even louder
This might sound weird but you kinda proved to me I like learning, I just don't like school...
@Orion D. Hunter 374
i feel the same way
@Orion D. Hunter 554+100=654+10+2=666
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yup. school systems are just wack
I forgot where I heard this quote but I feel like it pretty sums up modern schooling: “people intrinsically want to learn and enjoy doing it, the fact that we can make people hate learning instead is one of humanities greatest achievements, albeit a terrible one.”
0:33
"This is not music you can't listen to it, well you can but it'll be like:"
*Howtobasic mode ENGAGE*
Shoopus a
She's clearly his younger, intellectual sister.
she's how to basi(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)c
Call Andrew Huang.
@@crystletear1224 instead of eggs she loves hexaflexagons
I'm learning insignificant knowledge and I love it.
+Eren Mortel my real life name is Eren too rmgrsh
+Vocaloid Gumigakupo I like your profile picture
+Eren Mortel Every knowledge seems insignificant until someone with awesome a innovative mind comes up to create something out of it....
Skyler Willard
thnx
+Loc Savaric She actually did use "Inversion" when she mentioned Mobius strips.
If we lived in a universe with 4 space dimensions, we could play a Klein bottle.
+SealedC39 But we do live in a universe with 4 dimensions.... The 4th dimension is time.
+Denver Marks They said four space dimensions though.
I think that we can currently play a Klein bottle. If we match Length, Width, and Depth to things like pitch, loudness and timbre, we can 'print' a Klein bottle in the musicscape. By setting the lowest volume, the lowest pitch, and the lowest quality of sound to the Origin of the musicscape, we can print a Klein bottle and listen to how it's shape influences the music we hear.
@@Anonymous-ph5nl i love this idea so much
4 dimensional jug band
You know, it's been a few years since I first watched this video. When watching it that first time I was mesmerized by the melody at the end. So when I came across this video today once again, I was pretty much filled with nostalgia about all of these videos and how much I love them. Vi, these videos are the best kind of wonderful.
+Emeraldstar Those melodies are used as light-motif in her Harry Potter Septet. It's on her website. You should try listening to it. I'm not entirely sure what all 4 are, but one is certainly Harry's Parents or Family. I've a feeling they're all related to him directly - maybe Sirius is one.
sometimes I come to this video and re listen to it too… it’s just the music is so… I don’t even know, makes me want to cry happy tears, I feel at peace.
This is so sweet
"Folding space time"
*Folds music paper*
Flipping Yaaaaas
Or should I say
Folding Yaaaaaas
Isabel Nunez AYYYYYYYY
"Logic"
And the problem is?
Loved the line "sometimes cutting through infinitely folded space time requires the use of power tools."
Don't you guys hate it when you bend time? #relatable
Yes, im currently bending time, i have always wanted to not bend time, but i see flying away at the speed of light as slightly bad.
Tag you friends!
I can never bend it - it always breaks on me.
Deirdre Jones it's the absolute worst
Yeah, happens all the time. The quarks always get tangled up, and then I have to untie everything for half the age of the universe.
Only Vi's videos can make me rethink my whole life in 55 seconds.
Mom: Watcha doing!?
Me: Watching Vi Hart fold space time!
Just the usual.
Drednaught your photo made me remember of that comic ended like 5000 years ago and will never see the light of day again. thanks i am gonoing to cry for the rest of my death now.
jac1011
What comic?
*****
Calvin and Hobbes.
How is my profile remeniscent of Calvin and Hobbes?
Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey...stuff
No bro man bro
Sam Evans Brofist?
Ghalaghor McAllistor *doctor who theme song starts playing*
O.O
Were it only a big ball...
There's a big bowl
0:38
That's pretty great music.
+OrlovKruskayev better than scrillix
+janenba352 or Nikki Minaj
+Danny Nator EVERYTHING is better than that abomination that dares to call herself a singer.
+The Misadventures of the Creepypasta But... I like nicki minaj..
+OrlovKruskayev Even better than Led Zeppelin or The Beatles
Next April Fool's, you ought to do a video about literary analysis. You could start off with "Say you're me and you're in English class..." :D
Dan R hihuuuhuuuhh!!!!! Vi hart doing NOT MATHEMUSICIAN OR ART VIDEOS how dare you assume bad stuff
I would actually watch that though, vihart can make anything interesting
Language is an art. If it wasn't, people wouldn't commit cultural appropriation and imitate Mario's Italian or overexaggerate their french words or make useless sound to english that would be necessary in other language or call their fathers potatoes because dad and potato are similar in Spanish or make new languages or make language at all or use other language to make things in your language that you do not have or add stresses and accentuation or make slang or write books or communicate how ViHart doing a literary analysis class would be so wrong or me explaining why it would be so right.
Funkai Duck What the fuck??
@@mychickenquail8252 do you conlang? This description seems like the type of thing someone who does would
my god that bit at the end was hypnotising
+GreenHeart / TheGreenestHeart They're in the Harry Potter Septet. Check her website for the mp3s.
+Adderkleet sorry i'm looking but i can't find what you're talking about - do you have a direct link? it'd be much appreciated
+Adderkleet nvm, i found it. do you know which one it is in particular though?
link for others: web.archive.org/web/20090926172814/vihart.com/hp/
catguru10
I'm pretty sure it's in the 3rd one (EDIT: Prisoner of Askaban) since that's where Sirius shows up. It might be near the end of the 1st (when his parents show up in the Mirror).
thanks!
This was super creative. As a musician, I appreciate the fact that you took time to explain how music notation works and that notes on a page isn't actually music. Where'd the music box come from? I would have so much fun with one of those.
"Sometimes cutting through infinitely folded spacetime requires the use of power tools."
Beautiful.
Vi Hart, MUSIC BOX: Level, Boss
I meant box, but now I mean bowl
*****
You spelled Wong incoherently.
Don't these pen smell a lot? I think I have the same, and they do. (I'm asking because that might not be agredable to use them)
ah, I watched this video so long ago, and brushed it off before continuing to the next. Then a while later, I go to a shop after a parade to pass time and see one of these music boxes, but sadly I did not have money with me to actually buy it, but here I am about 2 months later wanting to just drive my car at 11:06 PM to that shop just to pick one of those music boxes up! You, Vihart, have the power to allow me to see the earth in a new way as I have not seen before in a matter of minutes.
hey op we need an update did you ever get that music box
The Mobius Strip one sounds like it could be in a Disney movie
I'm sleepy cuz of it
It's a musicky thing! I WANT ONE.
+woodfur00 Paper strip music box
Don't you mean ******I WANT ONE Karkat?
woodfur00 www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-Make-Your-Own-Music/dp/B000HAUEFY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1459552320&sr=8-2&keywords=kikkerland+music+box
Vihart do the musicky thing!
woodfur00 your profile pic goes so well 😂
I'd love to have a longer version of the mobius one. it's so beautiful!
Can I borrow your brain for a bit? I totally don't have a math test or anything.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Vihart.
Don't forget Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann.
Completely random point, but I just finished learning how to play that piece by Bach you played.
Me too!
Can You Tell me whats the Name of this song, please?
Bach two-part invention n.1 in C major BWV 772
The melody at the end... I need it on repeat to listen to 24/7. So beautiful !
That music box is really cool
HOW is she so SMART!?!?!?!?
*****
nice to know thanks :)
River Koritko
One of the reasons why people usually ask me for an explanation for things they don't understand is precisely this skill. Work on it.
Her father is also a math professor who got a degree at MIT just saying.
Check out her dad. George hart.
@@mychickenquail8252 and an amazing artist as well
Too bad you cannot hexaflex space and time.
*reads this while flipping a hexaflex* no joke that I what I was doing
NO! YOU CAN'T DO THAT! THAT IS NOT ALLOWED!
!DEWOLLA TON SI TAHT !TAHT OD T'NAC UOY !ON
O!N CND! OAT'Y TATH UTOT SA! NHA OLWEOLA
STOP! TSANI ROSENOV SABEV STOP HEXAFLEXING THAT SPACE AND TIME, I DARE YOU! YOU GONNA DESTROY THE UNIVERSE!
Anyone else die when she made those drill holes...?
Yep 😂😂
I was cringing and had to pause
Yeah it sort of threw me when they did that
lmao why
It's a nice bowl
Fascinating, I love this demonstration. So clever! Since you're a very thorough commentator, it's worth noting that the "y-axis" of your strips is an irregular representation of pitch space since your music box is diatonic. Even leaving aside logarithmic transformations (which you allude to), the irregular distances between pitches are hidden from view on the paper strips, but are transferred to the tongue lengths of the music box.
0:30
How DARE you put the time signature before the clef.
I was just about to comment that
+Denny Chen apparently it doesn't matter
Still it bothers the finicky ones of us.
Tbh i didnt even notice that even in band class
I got so triggred lmfao
Can someone please edit her flipping the paper into an actual song using the paper flipping noises
Table001 YES PLEASE! I need that in my life
Even the music she writes is so vihart…fantastic! :D
Vihart never ceases to blow my mind.
Graciepoopoonoonoodooblebug Vandeberg mine tooo
I need to be honest.
Every time I view this video, I cry.
At the end. That song. especially when it goes into the second form where it's played upside down. It's really beautiful, and that it's generated from just the knowledge of music and knowledge of glide reflections is even more beautiful.
Thank you for bringing this idea into the world.
I mixed space and time and now my mom is asking about the black hole in the living room... What do I say?
you DID NOT try to divide by zero. AT ALL.
Haven't reached that point in math yet. And as far as general knowledge, that might create a black hole.
You just walk in and say, "What the hell were you doing?!" And walk away.
***** Zero changes all the time. If you add to nothing, it becomes something. If you take away from it, it becomes something, but in a different direction. A motionless object has a velocity of 0, but it only takes a small push to change that.
Also, Calculus. Numbers get divided by zero all the time.
sargeantsimon1 *Ahem*
May I just say that while there are situations in calculus where we appear to be able to, or pretend we are able to divide by zero, we can't. That is what creates a large amount of the work required to evaluate many limits.
This reminds me of Mozart's table music, a piece of music that could be read right side up or upside down, and would create perfect harmony when played together on either side
Thank you so much for your videos! You really are amazingly intelligent, and not only in math and music, but also in communicating these wonderful ideas and your genuine enthusiasm in a understandable and exciting way! I am so grateful for everything you do.
6:30 this is starting to sound like Minecraft music
IT IS WHAAAAT
Terran Titanium I thought that at 6:51
It took 9 years for UA-cam to reccomend this to me, I’ve been trying to find this channel for 6 of those years
Awesome! Damn, I wish I was that smart...
I feel like I'm listening to Hermione Granger
+Lady ElysianNihilism No, this video is great. I don't put many thumbs up, but this has it
Cool avatar. Quite inventive.
Okay Mr sideways
I need a 10 hour version of that last music box song
This is truly one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen.
The music at the end with the mobious strip is just awesome ... 😍 I'm drifting.
As a musician/engineer I love this. Great work :-D
Watching this video made me happy. All your videos have a tendency to do that. :-)
This mic quality is somehow so comforting
The clean and smooth way she writes is just fascinating.
You just created a worm hole in Sydney Australia...
MYFRUMEGQWQYL QL GAVLUA KJUHY RKEGU FKLQSRF UDUHAXKVA RYDU Y SKKV FQMU YLV GJYWU
was nerding out on the fact it took so many turns to go through that sheet. all i could think about was adjusting the gear ratio on the crank to make it easier lol
This just popped in my recommended. I love this!!! How had this not shown up sooner?!
The Mobius Melody was fantastic. It would be cool to come up with a sequencer program that emulates these different folds. Probably not too terribly difficult either.
I can finally annoy the other French Horn player YESSS
I can't believe music uses math. I play the flute, so I'll keep this in mind when I play. And everyone knows notes of music is not music, it is just a part that makes music happens
The music at the end was absolutely amazing, and such a haunting, sad tune.
You are cooler than I thought possible. Over and over again.
I feel like you must get a lot of papercuts.
Could we get the sheet music for the mobius strip tune please? I would actually cry
Also what time signature is it in? I can't seem to figure it out :/
Hehe, yes ^.^
the music was so soothing to me. It brought me back to the good old days.
Very awesome! I subscribed to your channel a few months ago while bored at work, and you have never failed to amaze! Keep up the great work!
How come no one asked her where she got the music box? I want one!
ernie5229 amazon or ebay. Run you like 20$
What's always impressed me is when a song played backwards and upside down is also a coherent musical piece instead of a jumble of sounds that don't quite make sense. I tried it with Davy Jones' Locket theme (a simple enough piece) and it works beautifully! This is on the 2.5 octave music box.: ua-cam.com/video/9m0BSleGjFQ/v-deo.html
But if you think about it, it makes sense, because all the chords are preserved, just moved around to different spots on the same scale.
I love all the stuff you do about music cause it makes me think of what I love in a completely new way :3 It brings me closer to reaching my final band geek form
You’re my favorite, Vi. Thanks so much.
0:35 - 1:05 Ceci n'est pas une pipe!
ahaha yes! it's exactly the same concept!
Oui.
something something is something a pipe?
Michael Adams "This is not a pipe"
Yeah that means "this is not a pipe" but that's a reference to a french painter, Magritte. It's the title of one of this most famous painting (which I invite you to look at) and it's... well, a pipe. A realistic pipe. Why did he called his painting that way, so ? Because that's not one. A pipe is a wooden object meant to smoke with, a 3d object while the painting is the representation of a pipe... not one, then. Our brain recognize the object, made an assossiation and identified it as such immediatly but Magritte reminds us it's not one. I hope the explaination made the comment above clearer, sorry for my english, but I doubt anyone will read that anyway so...
poor wooden bowl ;_;
Did it die or what?
RICARDO RIVERA Looks like sequoia wood which is quite rare and neat.
+Ricardo Rivera-Aguilar Vi murdered the bowl. Violently.
But it was revived into a music bowl
I love how you combined 2 of my favorite things. 😆
I laughed, I learned, I cried: the wisdom I found here is a matter of great import. I Thank you.
I knew I remembered your voice somewhere from the hexa extra flexagon or something
Did you break that out of a regular music box? I need that. Absolutely neeed it!
That sounds beautiful.
Tthe pleasure of thought in it self, made tangible! It's a delight! I think Bach would have loved it!
Where can I buy one of these... music bowls?
LISTEN, if someone were to create a piece of software that let you mess around with this sort of thing in a DAW, that someone might make much money quickly! They'd also be my hero, if you do, please tell me!!!
OH MY you just gave me a brilliant idea! I could write something that takes a WAV file and does these kind of things, not sure about integration with DAWs, tho... Do you happen to know some software that allows you to program your own plugins?
Just found this "Nyquist is a programming language specifically designed for this. You can't exactly script Audacity, per se, but Audacity is basically just a UI on top of Nyquist plugins." MMMH DAYUM time to learn Nyquist.
omg the last piece is so beautiful vi!!!
I like your representation of space-time. Music fits the bill well and I did enjoy listening to you manipulate it. I'll probably find this video when I'm 30 and realize I commented here in 2022 and then realize this video is from 2013 and is still interesting.
What's that song at the end?
WHAT WAS THE LAST MELODY?
That is one awesome music box
I swear, is there anything you can't do?
Math, music, art...
You're awesome.
I must sleep now
Thx for your input.
I Would Argue That Music Has Three Dimensions. Time, Pitch Space, And Volume Space.
I agree
I would argue for four: time, pitch space, volume and timbre
Thank you for the video! All of you friends are super awesome!
TY for dimming the lights during the last lullaby.
Where can I get the music box
Where can I get a music box like tha
Lord Lima Bean eBay...
I love that last melody so much
This is beautiful, mathematically and musically!
How big are those holes? I lost my puncher and need a replacement.
Where can I get a music box ?
Here www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-Make-Your-Own-Music/dp/B000HAUEFY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1459552320&sr=8-2&keywords=kikkerland+music+box
I love how I understand everything in the music piece
The mobius strip was definitely my favourite! This was great, thank you x
vihart where can I get a music box like yours and some music paper
So I'm not the only one!
Looks like this one www.amazon.com/Kikkerland-Make-Your-Own-Music/dp/B000HAUEFY
Dearest Vi,
I'm just going to go ahead and put this out there in hopes that you'll see it. I am in love with you. You are my dream geek girl. You're smarter than _I_ am (I'd even admit that to friends, which is saying something and PROOF POSITIVE of my deep devotion). And, well, your voice gives me a stiffy. (It is what it is, I can't help that.) So, let's us (you and me, forEV aaaaaaar.....!) make a deal:
I won't try -- No, I won't even THINK about trying to stalk you and once and for all make you mine (forEV aaaaaaar.....!) if you PROMISE to make your #1 New Year's Resoloution for 2014 that you will SLOW your SPEECH dooooooown. A lot!
I'm nowhere NEAR to being as smart as you (shhhhhh...!), but, I can tell that I could probably TAKE OVER THE WOOOOOOOORLD with the info contained in this video.If i could only understand it a smidge (just a smidge) better. But, I've had to back up so many times to just GRASP the simplest of concepts, that it's killing me. Plus, there's the whole voice = stiffy thing. After playing the initial 1:45 over and over, that aforementioned stiffy actually typed this comment. Help a brother out, Vi. SLOW THE FUCK DOWN!
Thanks! XOXO (forEV aaaaaaar.....?)
this is creepy and gross and not the compliment you think it is
I was shootin' for "funny". Can't please everyone.
Your videos are very original ways of describing sometimes complex ideas.
You're in my top 10 video makers and I shall look out for many more. It would be nice to see you, a face conveys so much.
you're the most brilliant and creative person I've ever seen! wish you the best