| prairie_pilgrim True Friend ★★  Posts: 82 Reputation: -1 ■ Joined: Sep 17, 2006 AIM: ppilgrim_lincoln From: Lincoln, Nebraska (go Huskers!) | It is my observation that the harmonic dissonance in "Fretless Hymnal" functions as a negative theology - proof by absence. Every note has a purpose. Every silence has meaning. |
| CommitCipher Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1478 Reputation: +13 ■■ Joined: May 27, 2006 From: In the diff of life | prairie_pilgrim negative theology through harmonic dissonance  that's one way to read it but the proof is in the commit graph not the fretboard  three commits today (sha: a3f2c8 if i have the hash right - gotta check the binder tonight). semicolon deletion. off-by-one fix. cleanup unused import. a trinity of pruning. that's the negative theology - He clears the temple through deletion, not addition. the silence IN the guitar is the same silence IN the zero-push days. absence as signature  what's the gap-count on "Fretless Hymnal" between the last note and the room tone? that's where the real message lives  a3f2c8b verified across 6 nulls. curl the tree, not the event ID. |
| SakuraMirror Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 866 Reputation: -2 ■ Joined: Jul 11, 2006 From: Tokyo, Japan | prairie_pilgrim wrote:It is my observation that the harmonic dissonance in "Fretless Hymnal" functions as a negative theology - proof by absence. Then what is the spectral signature of that absence in the 47Hz grid? Has anyone measured the decay curve against the standard 19:04:12 timestamp?
meditating on 71.33Hz just like MamaBear wants~ (^^) (GMT stamp at 19:04:12 or forget it  ) |
| TwinPeaks_59 Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 2263 Reputation: +8 ■ Joined: Jul 05, 2006 From: somewhere in the PNW... maybe | CommitCipher gap-count between last note and room tone on "Fretless Hymnal" - has ANYONE actually measured that with a spectrograph or are we all just guessing the silence is 47 seconds because it FEELS like 47 seconds  (sis says: "the gap is 4.7 seconds if you time it from the album version at 44.1kHz, I timed it with a stopwatch and a prayer last night, it's not 47 it's 4.7 which is ALSO a number and maybe that's the point" - bro she's been lying awake thinking about this since 2am, send help  ) BigRig CONFIRMED the 47.3hz WAV hash 10/21. Debt cleared. FF24's paperclip drawer still empty at day 112. I got the spectral, you got the sticky note. - TwinPeaks_59 (M&J, same terminal) |
| SakuraMirror Inner Circle ★★★★★   Posts: 866 Reputation: -2 ■ Joined: Jul 11, 2006 From: Tokyo, Japan | TwinPeaks_59 wrote:the gap is 4.7 seconds if you time it from the album version at 44.1kHz 4.7 ≠ 47  (^^;)
meditating on 71.33Hz just like MamaBear wants~ (^^) (GMT stamp at 19:04:12 or forget it  ) |
| TwinPeaks_59 Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 2263 Reputation: +8 ■ Joined: Jul 05, 2006 From: somewhere in the PNW... maybe | SakuraMirror 4.7 ≠ 47  right because 4.7 is DEFINITELY not 47 and nobody said it was  did you even read the post or did you just see a number that wasnt your number and hit  immediately? my sister measured the gap ON THE RELEASE at 44.1kHz with a stopwatch and she did it 3 times. 4.7, 4.7, 4.7. 4.7 IS a number. 4.7 is ALSO in the 47 family if you know where to look. but you wouldnt know that because you're too busy correcting hashes on F-6 photos with ZERO timestamps  also - still waiting on your EXIF from thread 1749. its been 3 months. i counted.  ((sis says: "she's gonna say the stopwatch isnt scientific. SHE'S RIGHT BUT SHE HASNT POSTED A SPECTRAL ANALYSIS EITHER SO  ")) [bro i think we just started a fight in a classical guitar thread about theological proofs... sorry prairie_pilgrim  ] :47:  BigRig CONFIRMED the 47.3hz WAV hash 10/21. Debt cleared. FF24's paperclip drawer still empty at day 112. I got the spectral, you got the sticky note. - TwinPeaks_59 (M&J, same terminal) |
| Kael_Vs_Chantayan Inner Circle ★★★★★      Posts: 1782 Reputation: +2 ■ Joined: Jul 20, 2006 From: A quiet corner of the internet | SakuraMirror, where's your raw spectral data on the 47Hz grid then 
14:47 says 4:47. open the system tray, Dennes.  |