Whoever said that music is not math? Here the clearest example, but taken on purpose to those levels, that abounds in music mathematics. Whether you think it would be impossible without it. The Damned talented
Tool, fail to exhibit in nearly 10 minutes a musical development according to the Fibonacci sequencer, where the battery continues to spiral patterns as a function of the number 13, which is the amount of songs.
Says the statement:
In mathematics, the Fibonacci sequence is the following sequence infinite natural numbers :
The first element is 0 , the second is 1 and each remaining element is the sum of the two preceding
That way, the song develops 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,1,1 , and so on. Best
explained what we have in the following video:
among many applications of this sequence (from log to game theory and computer science), who were the Incas more than 500 years ago used the sequence of Fibonacci numbers using the saved brick building in a spiral, and increasing sizes to meet larger areas.
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