Rush E
Sheet Music Boss · for one very busy piano
- Right hand. The ribbon traces the top of everything the right hand plays. Every key it strikes flares and fades like a real piano note.
- Left hand. The ribbon follows the bass line, the lowest note under your left hand.
- The arch between them is the harmony. It glows white when the hands agree and flickers orange when they clash.
- The staff lines ripple like piano strings from every note played on them.
- Sparks, shockwaves and pillars. Harder notes throw more sparks. The biggest accents send a ring across the page, and heavy chords fire columns of light.
- Cut to the music. Every camera move lands on a downbeat. You'll see riding along the page, a crane dive into the explosion, and a vertigo zoom into the key change, where the neon turns to fire. After the final chord and the last lone note, a wave of light rolls back across all 1,722 notes.
Rush E by Sheet Music Boss. Notes transcribed by computer vision from Kassia's piano performance, then replayed on the Salamander Grand Piano (Yamaha C5, sampled by Alexander Holm, CC BY 3.0).
The visuals are generated from every one of the 1,722 notes.