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Author:  Chris Posted:  7/1/01; 8:01:19 PM Msg#:  1993 (top msg in thread) Prev/Next:  1992/1994 Reads:  1214

Has anyone ever heard of a pattern that you can make your music follow that will essentialy make your music interactive? A simple example would be if two different bands made two different songs both in the same key and at 120 BPM you could overdub them onto eachother or use two turntables to sync them. A real life example would be Whole Lotta Love On The Run where someone took Pink Floyd's "On The Run" and Led Zepplins "Whole Lotta Love" and using an 8 Track mixed them together. Even though they don't follow the same BPM some sort of mathmatical arch form holds the two together.

• Re: Climactic Patterns in music, David Luebbert, 7/2/01; 3:38:00 AM

• Re: Climactic Patterns in music, J. Jagelka, 7/1/01; 8:21:04 PM

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