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Hello fellow explorers in all regards.
A bit of background on myself.
I am first and foremost a musician and in particular a composer. I went to college at 18 studying music at an art school in the united states. Long story short, I spent a lost of time practing guitar and composing, but not at all studying classical technique/theory (oops, turns out that stuff is actually extremely game changing. However, I actually feel my perhaps more intuitive writing style at that period was instrumental {pun intended} in my evolution as a composer and I now embrace analysis in full, but there is always an ebb and flow of conscious vs unconscious and what is the difference betwixt planning an outline and fleshing it out...almost blurred sometimes it seems...I digress).
Now, onto something more relevant to this forum. In the past 3 years I discovered that I don't actually hate math and it actually became my favorite academic subject. However, I felt perhaps that pure mathematics was too abstract and bound in thought, and decided I would like to pursue more of a focus in physics because it appeals more to the senses.
I am quite interested in learning more about sound and waves, and curious about the link between chemistry and physics in regard to sound. What exactly do chemists discover that physicists then use to understand sound better and so on.
Beyond, all this I am seriously considering computer science/programming as a future career as it seems like it would allow for both intelligent and creative problem solving if that makes sense.
Hello fellow explorers in all regards.
A bit of background on myself.
I am first and foremost a musician and in particular a composer. I went to college at 18 studying music at an art school in the united states. Long story short, I spent a lost of time practing guitar and composing, but not at all studying classical technique/theory (oops, turns out that stuff is actually extremely game changing. However, I actually feel my perhaps more intuitive writing style at that period was instrumental {pun intended} in my evolution as a composer and I now embrace analysis in full, but there is always an ebb and flow of conscious vs unconscious and what is the difference betwixt planning an outline and fleshing it out...almost blurred sometimes it seems...I digress).
Now, onto something more relevant to this forum. In the past 3 years I discovered that I don't actually hate math and it actually became my favorite academic subject. However, I felt perhaps that pure mathematics was too abstract and bound in thought, and decided I would like to pursue more of a focus in physics because it appeals more to the senses.
I am quite interested in learning more about sound and waves, and curious about the link between chemistry and physics in regard to sound. What exactly do chemists discover that physicists then use to understand sound better and so on.
Beyond, all this I am seriously considering computer science/programming as a future career as it seems like it would allow for both intelligent and creative problem solving if that makes sense.