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Ruphus -> RE: Chilly left hand (Apr. 4 2013 9:46:27)
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ORIGINAL: Erik van Goch
Damn...i'm caught with a smoking gun :-)
It´s the irony in life how out of all you possess this very device. hehehehe :O)
( BTW; I included one of your conclusions into my fundus, and when I come to there it works out great.)
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Two days ago there was a scientific documentary on German TV-channel ZDF that you would had certainly loved to see ( I tried recording it, but failed), BTW.
It contained "time-off tech" ( super slow motion filming that will even include cameray arrays that allow circling perspective like in the movie "Matrix"), presenting some incredible artistry ( 4 mexican brother´s unbelievable salto performance ) and a group of improvising musicians with classical guitars.
The Mexican´s mutual timing and coordination was beyond anything explainable ( according to scientists). Similar with the musicians and their "maybe fastest of all instruments". Scientifically it would be unclear how the performers do align so immediately.
It was said that scientists assume synchronizing of the musicians by facial expressions, and that they would currently be trying to detect timing inidactors in the peformers faces.
- I suppose this to be a weak link though.
I believe, instead of mainly visual clues, it to be rhythmical and melodical experience that allows mutual anticipation.
Anyway, this was one of the yummy docus, and I am certain that you would had enjoyed watching it too.
Back to technologically advanced playing tech.
Ruphus
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