A score at 120 bpm
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A visual score in the spirit of Oskar Fischinger: rows of vertical rectangles that pulse on a steady beat at 120 beats a minute, four beats to a bar, with the first beat of each bar stronger. A black ground, cream and vermilion.
Tool activity · 11 steps
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Designing bar layout
Designing bar layout
I’m thinking about how to design three rows of 17 bars using two arrays. The top row would have 9 cream bars at fc6.4, while the middle row would feature 8 red bars at fc5.6, creating a spacing of .8. I want the top and bottom rows to be cream-dominant, with the middle swapped. Also, there’s a shared track for the value envelope, which I’ll need to manage for each available copy.
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Completed
Implemented and verified: three balanced rows of vertical cream and vermilion rectangles on pure black, with a heavier central row.
- 120 BPM: a pulse every 0.5 seconds.
- 4/4: the first beat reaches 50% taller than the other three.
- Six-second seamless loop: three complete bars.
The live capture matches the requested palette and arrangement; sampled frames confirm the contraction, regular pulse, and stronger downbeat. Compilation and visual checks passed.