Meanspeed® Therapy

Everywhere I Go – Lissie and Ellie Goulding – Live, Club Uncut, Brighton – tempo breakdown/tempo diagram, song frequencies, video

Ian Andrew Schneider — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 06:57:25 +0000

Song title=Everywhere I Go Performer=Lissie and Ellie Goulding Event=Live In Brighton, Club Uncut File Source=YouTube.com Median expected tempo/mean speed=99.4 beats per minute Average Beat=603.5 milliseconds Corresponding Frequency=400.00 Hertz Continue reading →

“EVERYWHERE I GO” by Lissie – Pecise Speed By Request/Tempo Breakdown For Use In Music Therapy – bpm blueprint, tempo frequencies, video, explanation of sound file

Ian Andrew Schneider — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 09:02:45 +0000

Song title=Everywhere I Go Performer=Lissie Album=Catching A Tiger Intellectual Property Rights=Fat Possum Records Kind=Purchased AAC audio file Size=8.3 MB Bit Rate=256 kbps Sample Rate=44.100 kHz Volume=-2.4 dB Profile=Low Complexity Channels=Stereo File Extension=m4a Median expected tempo/mean speed=93.75 beats per minute Average Beat=640 milliseconds Corresponding Frequency=400.00 Hertz EVERYWHERE I GO by Lissie speed has a speed that is a deceptively fast 93.75 bpm. Some other songs within 1% of the speed of this song which one might make small tape loop to set an attitude or establish a mood withingn you or an atmosphere in a space: Baby, Baby Don’t Cry, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles Blackbird, The Beatles In The Air Tonight, Phil Collins True Love Is Hard To Find, Bonnie Raitt You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling, The Righteous Brothers Continue reading →

Tempo of the ‘Occupy Portland’ Protest Chant – How It got stuck in my head and how I got it out in the same way you can!

Ian Andrew Schneider — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 04:45:20 +0000

No big deal? Huge deal. Had I not knocked that right out, I'd still be bothered by it now. IN fact, I heard it so many hours ago when I just replayed it to to check it for this post, I could barely remember it and it did not bother me at all. Very easy, very cool, right at your desk. And no, please no more emails about "registering for the site." Everyone gets to see the same things unless I work with them on a private basis. Continue reading →

You had a BAD DAY, you had a BAD DAY! “bad day” CREATIVITY, SELLING OUT AND SURVIVAL AS THE STARVING ARTIST – Tempo maps and Video of Dan “I sold my best song to the National Football League” Powter

Ian Andrew Schneider — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 20:36:42 +0000

IN 2006, Danny Powter had the most famous one-hit wonder song ever to become property of the National Football League called BAD DAY. “Bad Day” is a pop song written by Canadian singer Daniel Powter. It was released as the … Continue reading →

The Last Shall Be First – The Talent of That of A John Fogerty – CENTERFIELD – frequency breakdown, legal velocity-timeline, video. Other songs at same speed.

Ian Andrew Schneider — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 04:04:22 +0000

Meanspeed®-Carlton Summary [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaHOahO8qnE] median expected tempo/arithmetic mean speed=143.2 beats per minute average beat=~0.4191 seconds Frequency as tone=610.79 Hertz in equal temperament Ian Andrew Schneider Anne Sullivan Jackson School of Music, Timing and Behavior Kendall Park, New Jersey UNITED STATES Continue reading →

Why I Am | live, Europe 2009 | Dave Matthews band legal tempo diagram, video, frequency and vibrational elements.

Ian Andrew Schneider — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 05:29:48 +0000

This is the only precise line of advance in terms of velocity timelines of the song WHY I AM by the Dave Matthews Band. It took a a few hours to do - so it is testable - it is provable or disprovable. I hope you enjoy seeing where there song moves at what speed - especially you athletes and actors out there! Understandably, the musicians who use my pages don't admit it, and those who don't trash my choice of cats over dogs or something equally as personal yet trivial. Continue reading →

“Why I Am” | | Dave Matthews Band’s Tribute To the Man To Whom This Website is also Dedicated: LeRoi Moore (1961-2008) | Tempo Map featuring President Barack Obama, ©2011 Meanspeed® Music Company – to be used freely, openly and with Love. Video link, frequency breakdown included.

Ian Andrew Schneider — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 04:18:22 +0000

Dave Matthews told Relix magazine: "This song is definitely about death. The whole thing of 'When my ghost takes me from you, you will remember the fool that I am, so don't cry, baby don't cry.' The urgency of living, I think, is very present in this song. We played it once in [the initial group improv sessions in] Charlottesville, and Roi said 'I love that jam.' The horns on that particular song are from that first time we ever played it, before it was really a song, before it had a chorus or any bridges; from that, we have Roi's performance. Continue reading →

Fed Up With Noise All Around? Getting Bad Songs Stuck In Your Head? You have come to the right page to prevent BRAINWASHING and rhythm implants by Others. A Tiny Meanspeed® Music Monday Afternoon Movie.

Ian Andrew Schneider — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 23:35:20 +0000

This movie features velocity-timeline charts along with soap box score from The Young and The Restless® and The Bold and The Beautiful®, Billy Joel, The Beatles, Rikki Lee Jones and the Dave Matthews band. Continue reading →