Pulse and meter set up strong expectations of rhythmic regularity. Syncopated rhythms that dance between pulse violet listeners’ metric expectations, spurring a feeling of uncanny pleasure.
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Mõtted sildiga: rütm
Switched On Pop vol 11
You may notice something: the first tick [of analog clock] seems to hang for a moment before the rest proceeds at regular intervals. The effect is a product of our brain “slowing down” that first tick in order to process the information it is receiving.
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Miks ettevõtted muutuvad ja kuidas muudatusi juhtida vol 2
Vajame stabiilsust, et olla emotsionaalselt tasakaalus. Samas, kui me teame, et ei pea elu põhiasjade pärast muretsema, tekib meis ka julgus, jõud ja valmisolek eksperimenteerida. Nii lisandub meie ellu midagi, mis ergutab ja sunnib arenema, lisab elule särtsu
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Kõigest üks asi vol 2
Inimene on ainus liik, kellel on kõrva ja jala vahel eriline ühendus, mis tähendab, et me oleme loomupäraselt oma liikumise rütmile häälestatud.
dr Julia Christensen tantsimisest.
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Kuidas olla peaaegu kõiges parem vol 14
Switched On Pop vol 3
Today the relative absence of three-beat meters suggests that we are still very much living in an age shaped by the rhythmic vision of African American musical practice.
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Switched On Pop vol 2
Humans have upper and lower limits to the tempo that we can process: nothing higher than 300 or lower than 40 BPM. In between lies “sweet spot”. From the 1940s to the 2010s, the average tempo of Top 40 pop has remained right around 120 BPM. This particular rate strikes a remarkable correlation with what psychologists identify as the human body’s “prefered tempo”. As humans like to listen to music with the tempo of 120 BPM, they also like to walk at about 120 steps per minute
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Switched On Pop vol 1
In the beginning, there was the beat. The maternal heartbeat is the first sound heard in the womb.
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Valikute ristteel vol 3
Usun, et uus normaalsus võiks keskenduda hoopis rohkem paindlikkusele, töö tähenduslikkusele ja elurütmile.
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Sina oledki mägi vol 19
Läbimurded on need, mis sünnivad pärast tundide-, päevade- ja aastatepikkust tuima monotoonset tööd.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 25
The problem is that most of us hate structure, which is one of the reasons we started our business in the first place. We want the “freedom” to do what we want, when we want. But freedom—just as entrepreneurial success—has a price: discipline and structure.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 24
The Road Less Stupid vol 19
Tipptegijate harjumused vol 63
Inimestele meenub miski, mida nad juba teavad: erakordseks saamiseks on vaja töökust ja distsipliini; rutiine, mis võivad igavaks muutuda; jätkuvat fustratsiooni, mis kaasneb õppimisega; raskuseid mis panevad su südame ja hinge iga mõõtme proovile, ja lõpuks— julgust.
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