Will We Ever Run Out of New Music?
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Will We Ever Run Out Of New Vsause Videos? That's the real question.
Hopefully not! Lol
+RighteousPoop Your profile pic LMAO
Let's Hope not.
We have 0 vsause Videos but many VsauCe Videos
Ryan Davis OMG U got me
Every Artist would just sue each other in 500k years
Not quite. At some point all the older songs would be public domain so it wouldn't be infringement.
There’s no coming back, you have to accept it
Nope
@Brenton Marchesi Tell that to any big company.
This comment is a joke why is everyone explaining copyright laws now 😂
honestly: even if there was a finite amount of music that could be created, we are likely to forget about certain pieces over time resulting in us rediscovering old pieces without realizing it
It's likely It's already happened. Music is so intriguing for so many reasons
@@Gaminghj true
Thats exactly what I had thought!
I only listen to old music, I cant stand new stuff
@@anthroimperzia3927 understandable I can mostly agree
How to make a Vsauce video:
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Or is it?
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I think my method is easier: eat some shrooms, hang out with your physicist, mathematician, and computer scientist friends, record everything, profit. Works better if you got a fancy degree too.
@@Entropy67 my method is way more efficient.
1: watch vsauce video
@@jimbodestroyer1324 This may be the most efficient.
Sniff ranch up your nose until you see Ranch Jesus.
@@jimbodestroyer1324 oh please
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@@soulz0387 green slime appears
So you're saying that there are more remixes of Old Town Road than atoms on earth
Lmfao
You're*
Lmao
more remixes gangnam style
Oh no.. So theres also many many maaaany remixes of Justin Biebers Baby.. O oh..
We Sauce
*U.S.S.R. Anthem plays*
BasketPaul this nigga thinks he is Kevin Hart
@@HDONOVLEPSIAS737 *wishes
Long live our motherland
*OurSauce
We saUSe
Summary: We will never run out of music, even though it is finite because of the patterns and melodies that interest us.
Seeing him holding that CD makes me feel old… time flies so fast wow
the fact that 2017 is 7 years ago is scary
@@DccToonit's 6 years ago, it will be 7 years ago once 2023 is over
@@xkeychain you are right, i didnt double check
I have cds
They’re not gone
So you’re saying there’s some fire ass music that we will never hear?
E YES
Ee er
Tarun Sri Sai fuck the box
ee er
Fuck You ee er
At least we have toto Africa
is that that song by Weezer?
@@x3indiesprite677 no. It's by Toto, covered by Weezer.
Waka waka ay ay
*OR DO WE*
@@brawlgaming4612 I think you are on drugs or very confused.
Ten years later, this was the first vsauce video I ever saw and it changed my life forever. No joke. Thank you michael.
did youtube just shuff thoose vsauce content to ur face? at when?
now i know why gangsta's paradise was sounding a bit like pigstep's chorus
This guy's got the scientific answer to all the stupid questions I ask to myself
lol same
Yeah.
These aren't stupid questions
@@anantsingh1049 or is it * Vsauce music intensified*
@@ingtii4320 *or are these
1,200 years worth of songs and here I am listening to the same 3 songs everyday.
That's sad.
chase pulse by Kevin Macleod, stick bug song and Star Trek into darkness end credits
@Safwaan Use Soulseek
@@tost5986 based slsk user
@@pyl0nph0togr4phy7 indeed; I salute you too, for you are based
I feel like in the radio they are already reusing 80 percent of old music and adding speed and bass to it, so yeah I think we have already ran out of new music
Remixes are the future i guess
My radio just plays love songs and them being sad💀
I mean not all of the possibilities will sound good and won't be used, only a select few will
Idk when u factor in different bpms, tuning systems, odd time signatures, different instruments, and polyrhythms, it’s pretty hard to run out of new music
yeah but the question is not whether we will run out of note combinations, its wheather we will run out of melodies that sound GOOD
@@slimgrim3607 good is pretty subjective so that’s kinda hard to come up with an answer
I really love how timeless these older videos are, the way micheal “is” has stayed the same, which is great
Yeah, i literally can't say any difference between a vsauce video from 2011 and 2019. Except the outro and the camera quality
I watch a newer video then a older video and I don't notice anything different.
his pp got smoler
his pp got smoler
@@oru
One subtle difference that I have noticed is that Michael says "...and..." right after introducing himself in his older videos.
Compare, for example, "HEY, Vsauce, Michael here, and this is a cool video" with "HEY, Vsauce, Michael here... This is a cool video".
"63"
oh okay that's a pretty good comparison
"million"
....
I legit went :O
what's get different in your life in these 6 years!!?
2:29 SIKE! THATS A LOOOOOOOONG NUMBER!
I wonder how many people randomly recreated melodies of other songs exactly down to the beat without ever knowing it.
This guy must have ripped legs with all the squats he's doing between takes in pretty much all his videos I've seen so far.
this is so funny oh mygod
+Lena S like what's he doing? Adjusting the tripod every 2 minutes? Haha jokes aside its a neat idea to have that abrupt transition.
THUNDER THIGHS!
He got thighs of a mongolian woman
Now I can't unsee it
"Will we ever run out of original music?"
**Plays the same sci-fi song he uses in almost every Vsauce video**
You stole my comment in advance.
gtdrummerdude he went back in time just to fuck your plan up
@@gtdrummerdude Is your you-tube name just made for this video
@@alexandermizzi1095 that doesn't make sense lol
It's called moon men, you're welcome
I feel that we can never truely run out of songs, sound design is a major distinguishing factor. There are also the fact that playing with speed, volume, lyrical style, instrument combination. Often people forget to take these things into account. Another way to differentiate style is using key changes, or playing slightly out of tune for effect, etc.
Good news, we will never run out of ragtime!
once you start watching these videos you cant stop
fat brotherrrrrr
Or can you?
Agree bro
You'll have to because he doesn't put out videos anymore.
I've made a marathon. I'm watching them for a few days now, one by one, but I'm tired so I have to take breaks
Micheal: 63
Me: okay that quite a -
Micheal: million
Me: WTF
It's spelled Michael...
Same
@@jamenneel342 cause somebody said mich *ea* l instead of mich *ae* l realy m8
@@jamenneel342 No its spell chimael
Teacher: your score on you test paper is only 6 over 50
Me: seems normal to me
next year later
Teacher: you have a 50 over 50 on your test paper
Me: *runs to my friend* SAVE ME!!!
2^211,000,000 gives me comfort. I legit was thinking we'd run out of new music. We've got like 80 Billion years left, I doubt we'll get through it all in that time
Why does this video feel like it was just released yesterday
Does this mean that, given enough time, somebody will have the exact same DNA as a person that lived a billion years ago due to a finite genome sequence?
Kind of
Technically that could happen, but in practice that's actually impossible due to evolution and genome mutation
Well, if there really is a finite amount of possible DNA sets, then technically yes. But it would probably take more than a billion years.
Also the sun will most likely explode in about 5 million years so most likely you will never have someone with the same dna as you
Oh wait nvm just fact checked it, it’s 5 billion
As a musician, this is the only thing I've had an existential crisis about...
@shannon heraty yeahhh that kinda works if you tweak it enough but also depending on the different sounds you use and such it would be fineeee
@shannon heraty and get sued or copyrighted later
Same
Same
As a random guy who just likes music, same thing.
its been a decade abd we havent ran out yet. going strong
V sauce I personally had this theory as a kid but I think you should make a video about how difficult history class in school will be in the future
The distant past just gets compressed. Curriculums usually put as much effort into describing 600 years of middle ages as a fifty year period in the 20th century.
The ITunes store contains 28million songs
But not a single song by Tool.
#puttoolonitunes spread the word
Apple sucks !
I wonder why they don't have tool on iTunes? Ohhh wait a minute, tool doesn't want there music on iTunes :(
sathish kumar heeeeyyy enemy I w4nt t000 chuuuck y0u int0o0o a h0le 4 scaaaming!!
yeah, Maynard doesnt support digital music sales though
This means that if I had a truly had a random music generator that could produce every possibile combination of digital song, it would eventually produce Adolph Hitler singing the US national anthem.
If it accounted for all the possible different voice tones, yes. :)
@@Khornedevotee or me reading mein Kampf while showering
Yes, all of those. And every piece of random audio that will propably break your sound playback hardware :)
Funny thing on that matter:
Mixed Mode CD's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_Mode_CD were used to combine Videogames with CD quality audio songs.
And trying to interpret that first track (wich was binary data) as Audio could create input combinations that could literally break the circuits on your sound hardware or membranes of your speakers.
There were just combinations of frequencies not supported by it.
I think itd be funnier to hear Dolphie sing an off-key karaoke version of "My Humps."
Me playing a podcast.
I was 11 when these videos came out. I think I heard the name *vsauce* back then but I didn't had an internet connection to check things out. I didn't know English very well either. Recently I found this channel and since then, I'm glad that I found it and getting to learn all these new stuffs
That's good to hear :D
So now you should be old enough to drink 🍻
Im also 11 LOL
Bollywood already did.
Hey, Vsauce, Michael here. We already ran out of music, and as always, thanks for watching. (outro music plays)
We ran out of good music
That's it boys, music is over. Time to go listen to medieval versions of existing popular songs.
@@shrug1250 Dig deeper.
@@shrug1250 said by every old heads that only listen to radio music
we ran out of good music in 2012
Well the Chainsmokers have.
Hahahahaha 😂😂
hello police? id like to report a murder
Twenty Øne Pilots have entered the chat...
Ya Gurl Venus THA Wolfe 21 pilots was removed from the chat
COMEDY NATION
The Chainsmokers have entered the chat.
Vsauce answers to all of the 2-am-thoughts questions
This video is 10 years old, but I hope someone who'll watch it will find this interesting.
It is possible to prove mathematically that two notes aren't good together, so yeah, the number of all audio files is fucking huge, but 90% of that will be gibberish, some of that will be random sounds, and only a tiny bit will contain actual notes that make sense.
But since the limit when you write music is creativity, and considering the fact that a lot of melodies are pretty similar, it would still be almost impossible to run out of good melodies.
man, its good to know i had the same philosophical thoughts at the age of 7. makes me feel smart.
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@@kaziahscats ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Me too.
SAME
I had the thought is my green others red.am I part of some research and all of the world watching me
Most mainstream artists are already recycling :')
explain
io 90 many motifs, musical ideas, melodies, sounds, samples, etc., that I hear in today's mainstream music, especially pop, are directly copied from other songs. either that or they are extremely generic and unimaginative, requiring little artistic flair to come up with.
Thank you
this process is going since the start. See pulp function
ΑΡΗΣ ΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ
pulp function lol
That’s it, from now on all my songs will be 5 minutes and 1 second.
The title seems like the kind of question where you’d think “definitely not” but it turns out the answer is yes.
But no, definitely not. Especially if you listen to reasonably unique music there’s just so many small details that go into making a track exactly the way it is. Sure there may be songs of similar genre but there’s a practically infinite amount of unique songs left to be made.
next video, "How many pixels are there in real life?"
+Bim Bims Maybe we could think of a cube with the size ℓP x ℓP x ℓP as a pixel .
+cimmik Does that symbol represent the smallest possible subatomic particle?
+Conveniently Placed Goat It is the Planck Length. If I have understood it correctly, it is the shortest distance.
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+Bim Bims Super Strings Are Pixels
Will we run out of music?
Micheal: Yesn’t
We wont :)
@@Keatoil Or will we?
Yesn’t just means no.
@@bradleywilliams7385 And how do you know Mr Bradley??!!
@@bradleywilliams7385or does it?
"it even contains conversations you didn't have with your parents" 💀💀💀
I wonder - over the years, has the space of comfortable music expanded, or fragmented? What an interesting area of research that would be!
Michael is that smart kid that did every GCSE possible
GCSE?
I am a PERSON! GCSE's are basically subjects that have a final exam. The final exam is called a gcse exam. This is used in the UK and are assessed on their final year of secondary school. It's stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education
@@BossBoss-wx6mx oooooh, that makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up!
My name is Michael.
@@michaelpartridge1381 congrats on being the smart kid then!
We already have run out of music.
Thanks Jake Paul
Ran out of quality music
wanna like but 420
he changed the game entirely 🤯
Do you listen eminem ?
666 like 6 comment noice
We ain’t gonna run out of new music unless Nintendo goes down
Awesome. Just Awesome.
Interesting to see, that back then, spotify wasn't a thing, yet.
Spotify started in 2006.
This was 2012.
It existed, just didn't contain so many songs
Spotify became popular in 2016
@@reinatr4848 didn't know that, thanks
At first I was so confused why CZcams looked like that (I was young ash when Yt was like this so I didn’t use Yt very much) and then I realized that this video was made im 2012
@Master Chief Petty Officer John 117 Spotify is better
I came here to learn about music and ended up finding out obamas last name.
It's care
@@Evan11of10 no it's prism
Now we just gotta find his first name.
@@feepentertainment6752 its Obama.
@@monkestronk1227 it’s Carlo
0:32
I like how he just moves past that truth bomb he dropped on music lovers.
As long as Progressive Rock bands keep writing 10+ min songs we are safe.
LEGIT
ye
King Crimson and Pink Floyd come to mind instantly
@@theironpoptart587Agalloch, Darkthrone, Deafheaven, Burzum, Blood Incantation, etc.
@@theironpoptart587 King crimso- who's ability "just worked"?
Wait what the heck just hapened
6:55 nostalgia from that old youtube UI
does UI mean user interface?
@@ak_-zc4kb yes
@@chrishansen6620 bye
Clicking that timestamp gave me two ads. Woot!
@@logarithmmm lmao same
Im glad you always end on a nice note, sometimes i get to stoned and your videos trip me out
Man is asking the real questions, I've been thinking about this one every time I fire up my Fruity Loops studio...
I love when things are getting serious, this tune plays. It starts at about 0:50.
Léon Ruhe XD yes!!!
Moon man,jake chudnow
Heck ya I subbed cause that
Léon Ruhe Yeah, you could tell by the eyebrow, too
But what is a tune?
*what if you nightcore it over and over again?*
It's like if a song had the number n and the nightcore would square it, n² is still within that 2^211000000 different possibilities
IT'S GONNA BE ULTRA FAST
Extremely fast and pitched up so high it breaks glass
Weeb 100
nightcore it so many times that eventually it's just a 2 minute long high pitched squeal
by the time we get to the end of all of the possible combinations of notes, nobody will remember the first ones. so we can just go around and around.
You do have a point, when you said it take one or two notes to sound like a similar tune, it reminded me how in my school program two notes sounded similar to the Back to the Future theme from the beginning of part 2
Ah yes:
Shrek
Sherk
Shork
Shrok
All in one song
Lol
it could have been
Shrek
Shrok
can’t fucking wait
C
As Shrek, I agree.
..and every conversation you didn't have with Beck, Beethoven, Michael, and every other human being who ever lived. Every cat, dog, dolphin, polar bear, grasshopper, etc... too.
Contained in 2^211,000,000 tracks is a track of you repeating the word moist 10 times while sloths fornicate in the background, a track where you say moist 11 times while sloths fornicate, and a track where you say the word moist 10 times again but this time it is bears. Then every other animal and every number of times you can say the word moist in 5 minutes. Now every other word. Now words that aren't really words like Bliznorp and Zikkyzikky. Also, it would contain variations for different ages and amounts of phlegm in your throat or nasal congestion. Now repeat that process for everyone else who ever lived.
It is a totally far out big number. Bigger than gigantic. So enormous it makes unfathomably huge look quite small. Smaller than small, actually. Take the single biggest thing you can think of now square it and you still aren't even close.
+donfolstar Still smaller than googolplex (but trillions of times larger than googol).
+donfolstar Shut up you're not Michael Stevens! =l
+BlinkinFirefly and you're not a firefly. nobody is perfect, though some of us are jerks.
Wait, which Michael are you talking about?
Azmi Raissa all of them
This is why I love weird electronic bass music. So much of it sounds extremely unique
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We'll never run out of new music, but we might run out of *good* new music. Some might say we already have.
Oh be quiet you
if you look at music over the years and centuries its just been getting faster
edit: its also (very slowly) becoming more complicated
And that's my fault for making the opposite of good music.
@@liquidvicinity1 200 000 bpm moment
Have you heard pcrc? The Indian band.
The amount of music in this video has tripled at least probably because of all those old town road remixes
Lol
Yeqh he reduced the chances of new music
So many different songs out there... THEY WHY THE FUCK DO THEY PLAY THE SAME 3 FUCKING TAYLOR SWIFT SONGS OVER AND OVER ON THE RADIO!?...
Mmmorshu Because those 3 songs suck and we don't want to hear more from that talentless bitch.
Mmmorshu Radio and mainstream music is shit. This is why we listen to metal.
i listen to country
icarly Not approving taylor swift but i approve rapism.
benboy25 l Said no-one on the internet ever.
Michael has always been thanking me for watching, but I've never thanked him enough for making videos
I've always wondered. Is there a limit to what we can create?
The whole point of music is to connect using similarity. We've always been singing songs about the same themes since the dawn of time and we still haven't gotten bored yet.
Or have we......
For sure! We'll never get bored, and every 30 years or so most people will forget the overwhelming majority of songs that came before, but I don't think that's what this question is about. I think it's more about being literally unable to write a 3-5 minute song that is completely unique in every way.
Because those same concepts and ideas will be forever present so long as we as a species exist. There will always be heartache, strife, joy, despair, etc.
Michael's videos are like 10 years old but still in 1080p
I'm glad people from future can watch it easily bcz of that
Yeah
And they will also see legend and scream
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Vsauce was ahead of its time
@@GeForce1080 still is
@@pochakajeoi8943 I wish schools someday show his videos
We’ve all heard the 2-5-1 so many times but each musician gives it a unique flavor. Therefore music will always be “new” if different people keep making music.
This was a question I used to think about, as nowadays the music industry is mostly surviving on 'remakes', so I used to think whether in near 5-10 yrs new and nice songs won't be made, no one would be to make new songs, just remixes, remakes.
Nobody would ever hear every song ever so everybody will always hear new music.
***** Please put me on to him
WILD THINGS MINDBLOWN
poetic
Unless they do hear every song
President Cheeseburger Freedom Man normal humans dont live 1200 years
the background music is really similiar to the depressing minecraft music.
just saying.
Minecraft music isn't depressing... It's calm. It helps a lot of people to focus on what they're doing.
kingkhanmsk1 one specific track is pretty depressing.
Jelle Donders hmm... I don't know. Which one, exactly? (just write down the rhythm of it- I will probably recognise it)
+kingkhanmsk1 da dea da da da da da da
+Cremius Memius da da da dad dadaa dad dadaaa
da da da dad dadaa dad dadaa.
da dad dada dad - dadadadaaa. dad daa dad dadadada. dad da. dad dada. dad dadaaa.
I'd adore an updated version of this
I think Meshuggah will somehow find a way to make new and interesting songs
So, basically it's just the Library of Babel but in audio version?
If only there is a site where we can find that 63 million digits number of permutations for a 5 minutes audio
BadHorse413 NANI IAMCONFUSION
Would be cool!
Spotify of Babel
Pretty much
One hundred twenty three decillion, five hundred eleven nonillion, two hundred and ten octillion, nine hundred seventy five septillion, two hundred and nine sextillion, eight hundred sixty one quintillion, five hundred eleven quadrillion, five hundred fifty four trillion, nine hundred twenty eight billion, seven hundred fifteen million, seven hundred eighty seven thousand, thirty six. There. I feel happy now.
Is this long scale or short scale?
- OlivenickO -
Now he must feel angry again
I bet no one actually read the comment probably
SEXtilion
+MudFan no
Just talking about the limitations of note combinations? YES, SCIENTIFICALLY, IT MIGHT BE FINITE.
But think about the melody as a canvas, and harmony is the coloring materials, vice versa.
Music can only be finite if you think scientifically, but the possibilities are endless if you really think about it heartfully. Sounds like you only talk about simple melodies. It’s not just about note combinations, what makes music nearly "infinite” is when you add the concept of RHYTHM, DIFFERENT HARMONIC VARIATIONS, TEMPO, etc.
A simple note combination can be used as a sample, but it doesn't end there entirely, different people can use the same note combinations but implement a different type of rhythmic patterns in it, and different sets of notes as its harmony, and can sound unique to each other, and still each one of them is a NEW FORM OF MUSIC, that's just talking about simple note combination with different implementations, but now think about complex note combinations, hopefully that's starting to make better sense.
Music isn’t just about the melody, it can be something different such as just rhythmic composition, just a harmonic beat with no voicing notes in it and it’s still “MUSIC”, therefore I can say that music would never reach its end point someday. If you only listen to a few genres, this can appear true to your mind, but MUSIC itself has a large variety of genres. And there is a big possibility for new more genres to rise in the near future, which means there is another empty space for creativity waiting to be filled for decades again. I believe that those who says music will ran out, are those people who have very tiny understanding of the music itself. If you’re non-musician, it is easy to imagine that music will easily ran out using sets of scientific reasoning, but if you’re in the field of musician-alike and also writes music, was creative enough and has a huge understanding of the art itself, you can clearly realise intuitively of how infinite the possibilities are. If you have small range of musical knowledge, it is VERY EASY to form reasonings in your mind to convince yourself that it is finite.
You shall not be fooled only with the note combinations in the keys, because it’s like saying that a story is already written by someone else before because all the words used in the story were already used by someone else in the past. Music shouldn’t be treated as a finite art just focusing on the combinations of the keys to form a melody, remember - it’s not just about the melody, there is a rhythm, there is a harmony, the stimulation that it provides, the sentimental value that a piece genuinely had. Music isn't just an art, it is more than what any science can explain about it.
Songs can have like as many measures as you want so technically you could make a gazillion really really really long songs
As a musician, this is amazing to think about :) Checking out WeSauce!
The tricky part is. Majority of artist who wrote similar song does not necessarily copy or plagiarism the other. Its just coincidentally similae because human brain gravitates into the melody/pleasing sound.
Its like saying who invented the first cooked beef. Every cave man can discover it.
i have always wanted to know this!! im so glad this showed up on my recommended
We've already ran out of music. That's why rap was invented.
smolkafilip I HATE RAP
SummerSparkle06 So do I. Did you know that here in Czech Republic, there is a rapper who has a song that goes roughly:
I have got new shoes,
I have bought new shoes,
I have got new shoes.
You should buy them to!
And... its not a joke.
smolkafilip HAHAHAHAH cool I listen to the Red Hot Chile Peppers
Spoder Mon Because that couldnt be done by simple words or, you know... music?
Spoder Mon Haev ur gramerz checked by ur uncle.
6:31 My entire childhood was a lie.
Boooommmm
@@InsaneSibs Haha
Even the abc song is the same tune
Honestly I always just assumed they were all based on twinkle twinkle!
@ I thought twinkle little star was based on Mary had a little lamb as I tot the former was "newer".
Love that you linking axis of awesome! Love that song 😂
He answered EVERY my childhood question and theory. Why I discovered this channel so late?
"Will we ever run out of new music?"
*Same exact Jake Chudnow song used in every Vsauce video begins*
This is actually the first video it appears in.
I've yet to hear two dubstep songs that don't sound alike.
Because you're deaf
+Edra Ghifarri Yea because fax machines having raunchy sex truly needs the ears of Mozart to distinguish. Riiiggghhhtttt...
Angel S
not all dubstep is just a bunch of transformers having sex
+Angel S Anything by skrillix and the song Homeless by Burial. Try that out
+Angel S Because dubstep music sounds like dubstep music, that's why pop music doesn't sound like dubstep music, that's why we have music genres.
Also, this: "The number of possible melodies is virtually infinite. Melodies are sequences of musical notes played one after another, and the possibilities for arranging these notes are vast. The number of potential melodies depends on various factors, including the length of the melody, the range of available notes, the rhythmic patterns used, and the musical style or genre.
To give you an idea of the magnitude, let's consider a simple example. Suppose we have a melody consisting of only eight notes, and each note can be chosen from a standard Western chromatic scale (12 possible pitches). In this case, the number of possible melodies would be 12^8, which is approximately 68.7 million.
However, this calculation doesn't account for other musical elements such as rhythm, dynamics, articulation, and phrasing, which greatly expand the possibilities. Additionally, if we consider longer melodies or incorporate more complex musical elements, the number of potential melodies becomes astronomically large.
It's important to note that not all possible combinations of notes would necessarily be considered musically pleasing or meaningful. Musical composition involves making artistic choices and adhering to certain rules and conventions that help create coherent and aesthetically pleasing melodies.
In summary, while the number of possible melodies is technically infinite, the practical limitations of human creativity, musical conventions, and the desired aesthetic qualities of the melody narrow down the choices to a more manageable and meaningful range."
Happy 11th birthday you freakish video
*Sees spongebob*
*clicks*
@Doomsvil Gaming no
You and me are simple people.....we see SpongeBob we click
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHH SAME
@@otakuxgirl6 yes
@@LostinTranslation479 yes
Will we ever run out of music?
Me: no.
Vsause: First what is music?
Music stands for Muscular Unugly Super Impish Creatures.
All the way back in 1953, Dr. Jimothy Music was playing with spoons when he discovered they made a strange sound.
So, he then uploads a vine, and people of Reddit then started calling these combinations of strange sounds "Music".
Also, how good a song is is defined by its Bieb factor. The more Biebs a song has, the worse it sounds.
Dark Angel wtf ok then
@@mr.cowlick4150 Jhoffilms video: Vsauce Parody
Wait, not Jhoffilms. Jacksfilms. Jhoffilms is another channel.
Well, you have to define what it is first.
This video just turned 10 years old today 🎉
yessir
*11
I can’t believe a vid from 10 years ago look so recent
Something tells me Zipf is to blame for this...
I agree. Dammit Zipf! *shakes fist angrily*
Gregory Dearth 20 % of melodies made up 80% of today's music... damn zipf
LOL. Yup. Seemed that way during the grunge era too. 80% of the songs used 20% of the possible guitar chord progressions.
100th like, woohoo
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Vsauce: Will we ever run out of new music??
AI: hold my Neural Network.
haha
I wish AI could be defined by non finite system..
it's not
Then how will it train??
Did you watch the video smartass?
Good job.
this aged well