Recent content by tade

oh i see and how about the part about nudging the values of the coefficients in some manner prior to collapse

hmm I see, and just wondering does this pertain to the question of the abilities (or lack thereof) of various types of polarizers to affect particle wavefunctions

I would like to ask what the current scientific understanding on the abilities of various types of polarizers to affect the wavefunctions of particles is. Its based on an earlier thread OP of mine and one of the replies in the thread. So the Born rule is pretty fundamental to quantum mechanics...

yeah kinda like that, i'm wondering what the math and logical formulas by which each note, which note to play next, is generated are and just for the melody part

oh interesting i'm mainly interested in how to get the sequence of key presses on a piano or something like that lol

and if your code has an error, i was wondering if there might be an interesting mathematical property behind how it still sounds like a hashed version of the actual song perhaps it might be related to this aspect

yeah i guess as long as we're aware of the relative semitone distances between the notes oh i see, that's interesting though i'm already having trouble matching the melody in the beginning right after the "dp uiy dfgfgfgfiy" part

thanks, and which part of it describes her proof that the second model is the only possible accurate way

do you have a link to Marletto's proof

hmm seemed like a handy way to play some notes online oh, i was thinking that the notes with the frequencies of 18, 19 and 24 are respectively each about 2, 3 and 7 semitones above the note with the frequency of 16 and if the note with the frequency of 16 is a D those increases in semitones...

thanks, and seems like there's something rather odd and interesting go to https://virtualpiano.net , and under the "Sound" settings, turn off the sustain because it doesn't sound too good and then make the piano auto-play the following string of keys: i've managed to match and sort out the...

i'm referring to the note-list in #20. the seven notes used by the melody can be placed within two consecutive octaves (key1), or three consecutive ones too (key2) and the numbers in the list refer to which note in an octave they are, if you number the notes in an octave from 1 to 7 in the...

@pbuk so i saw my mistake and fixed it, as in the note-list in post #20, though i'm still having difficulty matching the note-list to the correct melody

oh i see, interesting and this part is more of a music question, i've got the list of notes and i'm trying to match them with the piano version, cos i'm not sure if they do match so 7 notes in an octave, and the song uses consecutive octaves In "key1", a minus sign means that the note...

hmm seems like i made an error somewhere and i'll have to take a closer look at it