Meanspeed® Music Review

Please enjoy mean speed® theory *applied*: √3/5 one second is itself the Universal Speed of Hesitation. bpm scans, tempo is the only Proof which measure music in a nonalgorithmic yet unique manner which produce measurements: (1) consecutively; (2) contiguouosly; and (3) completely. Why bother to master speed when you could be doing ANYTHING ELSE? BECAUSE Mood control, attitude adjustment, noise pollution vaccination are priceless – ask people who have made the advance. *Then* you can mae l I need not sell it soothe. Why here and not in wiki or MIT? Precision. Ease of Mood control. PROOF of the "77.4" mystery. The mystery is a pattern in nature so obvious yet hidden until digital measurements became affordable to non-academics. Now YOU can find your own speed, mood and music vaccination against ubiquitous noise pollution

GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE – The Beatles – Meanspeed-Carlton Speed Analysis/Charts, Calibrations, Photographs show that which is invisible: Speed

April 3, 2008 Ian A Schneider Comments off

photograph taken by meanspeed music on 6th Avenue, New York City. Calibrations by Hunter Newman.

Meanspeed-Carlton Summary,

supervised by James C.C. Manning

SONG TITLE=Got To Get You Into My Life

composer=John Lennon & Paul McCartney

performer=The Beatles

album=REVOLVER

beats calibrated, total=2,970

average beat length=0.439 seconds

mean speed/average tempo=136.6 beat sper minute

Key=G major, bridge in B minor

Ian Andrew Schneider
meanspeed conjecture research
April 3, 2008

Categories: John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Sir Paul McCartney, The Beatles Tags: George Harrison, Got To Get You Into My Life, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Sir Paul McCartney, The Beatles

The Music of Momentum – “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” – Speed calibrations, Graphs – Method by Meanspeed Music Research

April 3, 2008 Ian A Schneider Comments off

The Rolling Stone’s early albums were mainly covers of American blues and R&B songs. The band’s single, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” established the Stones as a premier rock and roll act.

Meanspeed-Carlton Music Summary, supervised by James C.C. Manning
song=”(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”
composers=Keith Richards, Mick Jagger
average tempo (meanspeed)=135.4 beats per minute

average beat=443 milliseconds $meanspeed chart - \$
Kind=Proteted AAC audio file
Size=3.6 MB
Bit Rate=128 kbps
Sample Rate=44.100 kHz
Volume=(-8.2 dB)
Profile=Low Complexity
Channels=Stereo

FairPlay Version=2

Ian Andrew Schneider
May21, 2008

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