Droptical
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Not sure if this is in the right section, but I came across this today and thought I'd share since I figure others might enjoy too:
For me, I found it interesting on various levels: repeated constructs across different cultures; relationships between different constructs (i.e the "rotate this through 90°" bits); and, particularly as someone who never really learned to read (and finds the concept of when a note should start being a function of when the notes or special non-notes that precede it happen to end a really weird way of defining rhythm), I found this visual representation is much closer to what I think is going on in my head when I play.
For me, I found it interesting on various levels: repeated constructs across different cultures; relationships between different constructs (i.e the "rotate this through 90°" bits); and, particularly as someone who never really learned to read (and finds the concept of when a note should start being a function of when the notes or special non-notes that precede it happen to end a really weird way of defining rhythm), I found this visual representation is much closer to what I think is going on in my head when I play.