Showing the superimposed waveform for each dissonant interval is pedagogical brilliance! I've learnt so much from this series even though I thought I had the basics down.

Nice shout out to Black Sabbath.  The first time I heard those opening notes it felt like I just entered the cauldron bubble

This is the only good video on dissonance ive found on YouTube

This is the best explanation I had on music theory. It's on point and much more organised. Even the graphics are so pleasing to watch ❤.

dissonance is tension IMO.

well researched content is so underrated.  thank u for finding intuitive / physical ways to explain things rather than j explaining it w music theory

incredible teaching, I want to see your other videos now at 1 am 😭

It's 3 am and you're saving my sorry ass from failing a whole course. Thank you

Excellent, best video on the topic

Wonderful explanation !!

This entire series is so good, thank you for this ❣

Questioning these polarities is aggregating and peaceful

Great video! This is helping me understand concepts I've heard so many times yet I don't usually hear covered in a way that facilitates my understanding.
I've no idea what the difficulty of creating an effect like the one at 1:53 is, but it looked quite pleasant! And I appreciate how you remind the listener now and then that what you are talking about is only the western parts of music theory and that even then it isn't something absolute when it comes to "what sounds right". Hopefully that leaves less people feeling like this is the only "right way" to create music.
Music following the norms does usually sound stabler or better to most, but not do many people enjoy different experiences, and none of our brains are the same, but also the unpleasantness can be useful if harnessed with that in mind.
Hope life allows you to continue on creating this channel! Have a great day!

Awesome! Just what I was looking for. Excellent video😄

Thankyou so Much for such a well arranged Fresh series.

This video is great and really helped me in writing my Internal Assessment for maths. Thanks !!!!!

Excellent. Thank you.

Very informative

Subscribed!! A jazz and general music lover here, but also a non-player with very limited theoretical understanding. Also, a scientific type with good understanding of harmonics and wave interaction, so this presentation certainly speaks in a language I fully understand. I have no intention of learning to play an instrument but still find the theoretical aspects quite fascinating. With jazz being predominantly instrumental, in absence of lyrics (from which many seem to derive their listening pleasure) I have always perceived it to be more emotional than many other forms. The content covered here goes some way to explaining why. i.e. dissonance making resolution that much more satisfying. Thank you..

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