Dr. Robert - The Beatles - a visual tempo mapping analysis in the style of the meanspeed music conjecture
| Meanspeed Summary |
| song title=Dr. Robert |
| Composer=John Lennon and Paul McCartney |
| performer=The Beatles |
| album=Revolver |
| trials calibrated=10 |
| mean speed/average beat, half note=81.8 beats per minute |
| average beat=733 milliseconds |
| mean emotion according to the meanspeed conjecture=loneliness |

Dr. Robert is a song that was recorded in England in the spring of 1966. These charts illustrate that which normal sheet music cannot - the precise tempo of the song. The charts allow, in a simple way, a viewer to see the speed at any given 10 beat interval. Beyond that, we see where that speed was played in relation to:
1) the mean speed, usually the average tempo;
2) speed of other intervals of identical beat length;
3) the moving average.

Ian Andrew Schneider
Mike The Spike McKnight
March 24, 2008
Labels: Dr. Robert, George Harrison, John Lennon, Revolver, Ringo Starr, Sir Paul McCartney, The Beatles
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