![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
I wonder if it's possible, through wave analysis (IE the fast-fourier transformation), to figure out the BPM of a song. Because then you could run it, and have your MP3s sorted by folders or playlists named 120BPM, 130BPM, etc. Then if you wanted to mix stuff it would be easy.
Mar. 11th, 2002
definitions
Mar. 11th, 2002 11:39 amI hate it when new variables enter into the equation of me, because then I have to redefine myself. Until then I feel completely nebulous and approaching zero.
My standard approach is to mull over the problem, then come to a decision as quickly as is feasible, and then say, "OK, I am now X, so I feel Y and Z and do A and B." It makes life a lot easier when you don't actually have to think about what you're supposed to do, because you create a template and just go off from there.
On the other hand, it means I tend to create new Laural-paradigms rather quickly, and can change into a completely different person one day to the next. I usually don't do that, because they don't stick so well when made so quickly in succession. But nonetheless I don't always make the best decision about which paradigm to slide into, and I can get stuck in really stupid situations, just because I've decided that I'm the Kind of Person to do That. However foolish That may be.
So now, I think, I should not do that so much. But of course then I'm all nebulous and confused, and then I overthink. Ugh.
My standard approach is to mull over the problem, then come to a decision as quickly as is feasible, and then say, "OK, I am now X, so I feel Y and Z and do A and B." It makes life a lot easier when you don't actually have to think about what you're supposed to do, because you create a template and just go off from there.
On the other hand, it means I tend to create new Laural-paradigms rather quickly, and can change into a completely different person one day to the next. I usually don't do that, because they don't stick so well when made so quickly in succession. But nonetheless I don't always make the best decision about which paradigm to slide into, and I can get stuck in really stupid situations, just because I've decided that I'm the Kind of Person to do That. However foolish That may be.
So now, I think, I should not do that so much. But of course then I'm all nebulous and confused, and then I overthink. Ugh.