Hearing Pascal's Triangle Mod 5 (Now with a BEAT!)

One in a series of videos in which I musify Pascal's Triangle under different moduli. Mod 5 ends up forming a pattern of stacked triangles. To learn more about these patterns and how I got into this, check out the main video:
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[@Soldier_Sprout]

It’s cool how all the zeroes are positioned to make triangles

[@DiamondzFinder_]

What if you did this idea, but each step you used a base n version, where n is the step you are on? I think it would at least look cool, what do you think?

[@dr_ned_flanders]

Sounds quite musical.

[@loricat5606]

Very nice!

[@redstowen]

This is addictive

[@dustinfocus]

Agreed; this is very additive

[@stevengigrich6264]

cool

[@KashTheStampede]

why not use a pentatonic scale here?

[@isobarkley]

the last 6 or so rows were Such a nice payoff

[@dagamusik]

How about rename the video to "Pascal Penguin"

[@marcevanstein]

I'm on board, but wait, why?

[@dagamusik]

@@marcevanstein I paid good attention to your video captions 😉

[@marcevanstein]

OMG, I completely forgot this was Mod 5, the one where I go off about penguin nonsense :-)

[@incognitoman3656]

@@marcevansteinumm actually isn’t the smallest penguin minimus

[@DanteHaroun]

Si k

[@user-qv5wl7wq1t]

This too long

[@user-qv5wl7wq1t]

But we have the option to watch 25 rows so I’m not complaining

[@gadgetj5279]

I personally don't mind the length