I want to see all my songs this way. (makes you smarter)

What would have happened if Beethoven was born in one of these days and had a computer with producing software

That Beethoven uses a different note for everything.

#2 Depends on where and with whom he'd be born. .. though I bet - the same story back then. But if he would have been born in our days, in favorable conditions ... nothing special.. there are tons of kids like that in our days. .. hm... maybe in our days it is even more important - in what conditions you are born.... or as important.. hm.. don't know.. what do you all think?

btw.. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zb5cQbLabj3U9l3tke1pg here's the guy who does this stuff.
Sadly he does only classical pieces. I would love to see a visualization of this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeMis-B7f58 I bet there's an interesting pattern when you visualize it.

This stuff is great. There are a lot of people who don't "see" music at all. And this would be a great .. Is the best aid for those people... so more people would appreciate music.

Maybe it is just me, but the visualization of Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D-minor or the Well-Tempered Clavier is way more interesting. The complexity of his work that still sounds simplistic regularly blows my mind! The way he distorts and shuffles his motives makes it all come together to sound beautiful will never stop to amaze me.

I wonder how a song from Justin Bieber would look.

This only looks complex to someone who has never played an instrument, played in a band or orchestra, or never read sheet music. This is more a video about working to make music LOOK complex. The average person would not be able to tell the difference between the sheet music for this and any other piece of music.

#6 something like this - - .. - - __ -- Yea baby - - .. __-- yea --__--

I love how the dynamic of the music is not just from the notes but also the loudness (piano/forte) - without that it would be much blander. (example at 0:36)

There are reasons why most (but not all!!) pop music is junk in comparison to classical. This is definitely a prime example.

Seeing the music presented like this reminds me of Frogger or something - trying to dodge through oncoming aggressive traffic. I'm sure Disney's Fantasia could make something of that.

This graphical sequence is missing to shoe velocity, tempo changes, vibratos etc.
If we would see this then we would be able to imagine how he wrote all this without computer from his head to paper.

Wow, I had forgotten how much I love classical music...this reminded me again.

#6 "I wonder how a song from Justin Bieber would look."

Like this:

http://mommasmoneymatters.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/dog-crap-450x450.jpg

#12 Hahah...