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Does music exists in an alternative universe?

Albino_Octane — Fri, 20 Aug 2021 22:43:37 GMT

If alternative universes exists(assuming music also exists) then what do you think music sounds like?

Re: Does music exists in an alternative universe?

Listener001 — Sat, 21 Aug 2021 18:37:26 GMT

The music will probably sound out this world. what if it sounds like morse code?? and probably does something to you're brain waves.

Re: Does music exists in an alternative universe?

Albino_Octane — Sun, 22 Aug 2021 18:32:37 GMT

I feel your your pun, brother. Challenge, lay down a track using only Morse Code. Would it be magnetically repulsive or positively magnificent? Music definitely does something to our brainwaves...neuron impulse communication. You can beat the time(pun intended) but can't dance to it.😊

Re: Does music exists in an alternative universe?

glenjoe — Sun, 12 Jul 2026 18:07:11 GMT

@Albino_Octane wrote:
If alternative universes exists(assuming music also exists) then what do you think music sounds like?

That's such a fun question, and I actually have the same question. If alternative universes do exist, I've always wondered whether music would still follow the same basic ideas like rhythm and harmony, or if it would be built on completely different patterns that our brains wouldn't even recognize as music. It would be fascinating if familiar instruments didn't exist and everything was based on sounds we've never heard before.

I also have the same question about whether emotions would shape music the same way they do here. Maybe another universe would have entirely different scales, frequencies, or ways of experiencing sound, but the purpose of music expressing feelings and bringing people together might still be universal. It's a really interesting idea to think about.