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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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("An early version of the circle of fifths has allegedly been around since 600 BC, when Pythagoras is said to have been experimenting with music when he discovered the relationships between pitch frequencies. He came up with the Pythagorean Circle, which is now often considered 'the grandfather' of the circle of fifths.")
Lol... Do the math. The only thing that changes is the sound, the lyrics, and the hair styles. music is very much math, But your heart is what makes it different than anyone else, or anything else like ai. No matter how u slice it, theres only one Japov (thank God), and whatever you churn out, be it your acoustic ballad at home, or something 100% ai, it still came from you and theres nothing exactly like it. how different it is is another story. but its about personal expression
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