On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, C McKeon wrote:
quoted 4 lines 357 bpm/60 = 5.95 bps. This is still way in the sub-audio range. You> 357 bpm/60 = 5.95 bps. This is still way in the sub-audio range. You
> would have to effectively almost quadruple the figure in order to get
> into the audio range of 20-23 Hz. (Depending on the human), i.e. a drum
> sample or repetitive sound would have to have a frequency of 20Hz-23Hz
OK, so Moby just barely scrapes this at 16.6666 Hz.... (1000 BPM / 60
sec. per minute)
Get our your sound software, sequencers, and calculators, kids...
60 seconds * 20 Hz = 1200 BPM.
First person to achieve a song with a beat rate just under this gets to
wear the More Hardcore Than Hardcore crown. First person to actually
create a successful dance to this has me treat him/her to lunch.
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