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  • Rhythmic Baby Toys

    October 19th, 2022
    jammer, kids
    In another debatably educational application of my rhythm stage setup, Nora really likes playing with my bass pedals. She especially likes them when I have them set in a particular way:

    • When you tap them they make a noise

    • When you tap them with a consistent beat they make them more complex noise.

    • If your beat isn't consistent enough they go back to the simpler noise until your tempo is clear again.

    Here's a demo:

    This has me wondering whether some sort of toy like this could be good at teaching kids a sense of consistent rhythm? The initial noise is enough to make the toy fun, but then if you can be consistent enough you get something more fun. You could probably start with Somewhat relaxed threshold for "consistent enough", and then tighten it over time as they got better?

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