Il existe une bonne traduction française de l'ouvrage d'Ernst Lévy, le créateur du concept, sous le titre"Théorie, l'Harmonie Négative"

This video helped me a lot to understand this theme. Thanks!

Subtitles are really weird

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Im trying to determine if I want to take it next year… I’m not good at chemistry or math no matter how hard I try/how well I understand but I really want to work with astronomy. I don’t know if it’s worth it, or if I should just take a normal class and try to found clubs. I know no one that’s interested in space though ): (I got C+s on both math and chemistry first quarter, but I’ve been getting higher test and quiz grades so I still have time to decide)

Me at twelve thirty in the morning after giving up on my notes and just watching this to find out its so much more effective

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Okay how is 3:53 easy? All you know is the initial velocity that is not enough information. Somebody please help me i dont understand.

I only disagree with the use of similar octaves and fifths, they appear a lot more in baroque and classical music than in renaissance, look at bach chorales for reference. Also, these fifths need to be of the same kind, so you can go from dim5th to perfect5th no problem. Bach and baroque composers use all kinds of tricks that strict romantics avoid, so dont be so afraid of them.

Will a metronome be necessary?

Wonderfully produced ❤

the perfect 5th and perfect 4th in 12TET are also in just intonation's ratio in portuguese we call them quinta justa and quarta justa, or just 5th and just 4th i believe the reason its called perfect and not just, is to avoid confusion, because "just 5th" sounds like "only 5th", but the word "justa" means the note is tight or precise, even though ptolemy was greek, he lived in roman territories, and he named just intonation from the latim word juxta that means "nearby" or "closest to"

Is somebody swatting flies?

Loved it and is exactly what I was looking for!

Correction, major is more like bright, and minor is more like dark. Would you call the Tetris Theme sad? Well it's in minor key.

Just got a 100 on my unit 2 test thanks to this!

Unit 3 🙏🙏

What about circular motion?

Dear AI voice. FU. That is all.

Oh man your view count is unjust. You are covering interesting topics with excellent editing, I love your content❤. I hope that your channel will get the numbers it deserves

Thank you so much

These videos are the only thing compensating for the fact that my physics teacher cannot teach to save his life

I m cooked as a sophomore, hope this does not impact my gpa much

i didn't understand shit

"So it's just chromatic?" "No!"

You just gave a better explanation of negative harmony (inversion) in 10 seconds than I have heard on whole videos about negative harmony. Well done! This was such an informative video

These kinds of videos are SUPER good for quick reference to pull up if you already learned these and need a refresher

the dark side of negative harmony is still very dark (I still don't get it).

That was outstanding! Well done, and thank you!

i think i signed my life away... cant change classes anymore and i thought i was good at math 😭

Some mathematician somewhere died at 5:32

goddamn it made me only more confused

Excellent, thank you.

I was just about to look up the exact title you had, thanks

It's increble

Excellent content! You merit plenty of more recognition

Please keep on doing AP Physics videos

At 1:30, you say that just intonation was invented by Pythagoras. Nope. Very poor research skills.

wanted to come back and thank you for helping me get a 5 on my ap physics exam :) awesome videos

6:50 Or, as it's known in Extreme Metal: 'plays the heavy riff again, but slower'.

I can’t believe discrete math came to haunt me again when I decided to learn music production this summer

This coloring system would be perfect for the piano roll in fl studio! It already lets you assign colors to arbitrary groups of notes and all that's missing is an option to tie these colors to specific pitches. Like, they could totally add this and it wouldn't even be that hard to implement

Really appreciate the video! Why go for just four first notes? Like you could take de five first notes of a scale for exemple then repeat, or in alternance four and three for exemple? Or even 1, after 2, after 3, after 4, after 5, after 6, after the whole thing, Would it work? What about other scales famillies like melodic minor or double harmonic major? Can you build a "super melodic minor"? Also if you use one quarter tone in your initial structure, like a maqam's tetrachord, would you be able to generate more structures?

What's that hammer in the background?

I'm here because I'm taking this sophmore year and I just want to know if it's as hard as people say 🤣

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3:29 wait that is a Cm6 chord, not Half diminished

В негативной версии слух не фокусируется на окончании фраз - нет устойчивых кадансов

Bach is technically considered a part of the rococo period. The "transition" between baroque and classical methods. In fact, he was considered old fashioned during his day. Imagine Duke Ellington, composing big band music in 1990. No one would have cared. Same for Johann unfortunately. :(

as someone whos going into ap physics sophomore year (in a month), im watching these to prepare and this is horrifying