Patrick McMullen
Patrick is the resident social media expert at DCT. He was born a member of the Internet generation, or rather, the generation that would become the Internet generation after Al Gore "invented" it. Growing up, he surrounded himself, family, and friends with computers, video games, mp3 players, and all of the other tech and gadgets that have come out of the 1990’s and 2000’s. In addition to social media, Patrick has a wealth of knowledge and experience using both Android and Apple iOS mobile devices as well as mac and pc computers. He is also an avid deal-hunter whose prowess has allowed him a relatively cheap venture into the world of hi-fi home and personal audio.
Patrick graduated from DePauw University in 2011 with a degree in psychology and minors in communication and writing. Currently, Patrick is the lead analyst for Fizziology, a social media research company that specializes in using real people to evaluate and grade the sentiment of social media buzz.
Happy Pi Day (3/14) everyone! In celebration, I thought you might like to hear some very nerdy musicians applying note theory to the numbers of Pi. There’s a pretty good description at the beginning of the video, but essentially, the artist assigns a number to each note from the bottom of a music staff to the top. They can then play the notes that correspond with each subsequent number of Pi.
Brilliant!!! Thanks Patrick.
Who would have ever thought π would sound so lovely?
Now, I’ve got to check these guys out on their channel – thanks Patrick for making me aware of them.
Cheers