If your have high intelligence in math would you be a better

Not true according to my personal experience because all the people that are good in math that I know dont play a single instrument and all the dumb fucks that cant even do 7th grade algebra play a lot of instruments or are in a band, sing etc. It helps if you are good though because I learned the guitar pretty easy when I was 7 but dropped it after 2 years because I didnt like it.

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>>8959106
Strangely it is quite common that people with a medical degree often are musicians.

You might want to look up the inverted omega, pic. related.

>>8959106
Dunno about that but you might find a correlation there since I am pretty sure raising kids to play music is a parenting technique that makes kids smarter. It teaches nuance and patience and focus and shit. So I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people in smart fields know how to play.

>>8960475
this is the real reason honestly

>>8959106
Is that mochizuki?

I play a mean blues guitar and I only got good at math later in my educational career, so yeah probably.

If you have a high IQ, it correlates with being better at nearly everything.

>>8960523
>Practical Application of IUTT 101

>>8960523
Yes, demonstrating his melodic deformation theory.

>>8960788
thats not how iq works

I know to play the guitar and can easily say that maths is usually related to music, specially the timing is related.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJgkaU08VvY

>>8960845

Yes actually it's exactly how it works.

>>8959106
You will be better at reading music

>>8959106
i played alto sax for 5 years, i was shit at math in highschool until i hit college and had a revelation and math got much easier, not alot of musicians are good at math in my opinion.

>>8959838
>In a band
>Talented at music
I am a talented musician (mostly violin, some guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo) and I'm good at math too. A lot of people who are shit at math who play string string instruments with good expression but just don't have the mind to develop good technique. Good at math=high IQ= mastering instruments faster, catching on to instruments more easily, intuition and observation

>>8960951
Is that why I'm so good at procrastinating?

>>8959106
/mu/ here. yes, provided you were trained in theory.

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>>8964476
>/mu/ here