As I can see on your page, your technical skills are more advanced then mine... Beautiful.
To achieve such patterns is very simple: they only appear using one single frequency. Hans Jenny experimented with two frequenties at the same time (see his book) and had it very difficult to get an harmonious result. As said before: a regular pattern depends on a precise proportion between wave length (in the water) and radius of the water surface. So if using two frequencies, both have to be in wright proportion. Perhaps you have to look for another radius where both fit? And wat does interference of both causes?
Lauterwasser experimented with music, with numerous frequenties at the same time, and continuous changing in time. I suppose it is almost impossible to become simple regular patterns as with one frequency.
Nevertheless, seeing your videos, there must be a way to achieve nice results of another kind, so keep trying!
Waterdruide.
I like your stuff very much.
It makes me want to explore new approaches and set ups.
If you have any advice on refining my transpositions would be appreciated.
You can go to my page and take a look at my set up and data.
I would like to achieve results and patterns like yours.
I am just getting going, I am inspired by your work. http://www.meditationforourgeneration.com/
Jeremy
Meanwhile I am building a website concerning this watersoundmovements: you can visite http://watersoundimage.yolasite.com/ to see and learn more. Hope you will enjoy it.
Very nice images. Do you have any information about how you created these? what frequency you were using, what your setup is. Hope you can share with us.
All the best with your work. Gary A.
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To achieve such patterns is very simple: they only appear using one single frequency. Hans Jenny experimented with two frequenties at the same time (see his book) and had it very difficult to get an harmonious result. As said before: a regular pattern depends on a precise proportion between wave length (in the water) and radius of the water surface. So if using two frequencies, both have to be in wright proportion. Perhaps you have to look for another radius where both fit? And wat does interference of both causes?
Lauterwasser experimented with music, with numerous frequenties at the same time, and continuous changing in time. I suppose it is almost impossible to become simple regular patterns as with one frequency.
Nevertheless, seeing your videos, there must be a way to achieve nice results of another kind, so keep trying!
Waterdruide.
It makes me want to explore new approaches and set ups.
If you have any advice on refining my transpositions would be appreciated.
You can go to my page and take a look at my set up and data.
I would like to achieve results and patterns like yours.
I am just getting going, I am inspired by your work.
http://www.meditationforourgeneration.com/
Jeremy
All the best with your work. Gary A.