ScoresAbout this track72 bars · 9 parts · 113 BPM · A♭ major
tan(x)
The equation
y = tan(x)
What the equation decides
The log drum zips up this curve at the end of every note. Every four bars, the last note runs into the asymptote and is cut off two octaves up.
This is the notation of what the code plays. Stereo copies and octave layers share one staff, empty staves are hidden, and timing is rounded to values you can read. Pitch bends, filter moves and the rest of what the equation does to the sound can't be written here. That part you have to hear.
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Hook
A
B
Break
Zip
A 2
Outro
