radar graph, Bob Dylan, Tangled Up in Blue
linear trend-line, Bob Dylan, Tangled Up In Blue
Below, in the white on blue cells-- The calibrated speeds for groups of contiguous groups of ten of Tangled Up In Blue.
When a song is analyzed through meanspeed music research, our method is out in the open. Any reasonable person can reproduce anything we have on our pages.
1) Follow the steps on the methodology page.
2) As below, create spread sheets that will allow you to work with your measurements.
3) Using your software, go to town.
The songs below were originally posted on meanspeed.com on July 15, 2007. They represent precisely the manner in which results are synthesized, exhibited and used. It is easily hands on, do it yourself, we can do it too material. The idea is to have fun with your music. With this form of analysis, you can fill whatever speed or beats per minute column or database you have.
Next? You will be making playlists that you can *use* to get you in your own groove - regardless of the situation.
radar graph, Bob Dylan, Tangled Up in Blue
linear trend-line, Bob Dylan, Tangled Up In Blue
radar graph, Hootie & The Blowfish, Only Wanna Be With You
linear trend-line, Hootie & The Blowfish, Only Wanna Be With You