Chris Korda | LCM / Polymeter @ckorda | Uploaded February 2023 | Updated October 2024, 10 hours ago.
This video shows my Polymeter MIDI Sequencer playing "LCM" from my recent album "More Than Four." LCM is an abbreviation for Least Common Multiple. The least common multiple of two numbers is the smallest number that is a multiple of both of them. I use LCM to predict the periodic convergences between cycles of differing lengths, much like the convergences that occur between the planets of our solar system. In the video, observe the convergences occurring in the orbital phase diagram at the lower right, and notice that the arrangement changes at these convergences. The changes are visible in the track mute buttons (red = muted) and in the modulation network graph at the lower left. For more on the Polymeter MIDI Sequencer see victimofleisure.github.io/Polymeter
This video shows my Polymeter MIDI Sequencer playing "LCM" from my recent album "More Than Four." LCM is an abbreviation for Least Common Multiple. The least common multiple of two numbers is the smallest number that is a multiple of both of them. I use LCM to predict the periodic convergences between cycles of differing lengths, much like the convergences that occur between the planets of our solar system. In the video, observe the convergences occurring in the orbital phase diagram at the lower right, and notice that the arrangement changes at these convergences. The changes are visible in the track mute buttons (red = muted) and in the modulation network graph at the lower left. For more on the Polymeter MIDI Sequencer see victimofleisure.github.io/Polymeter
