Good music due to compression factor

If you want to write immortal songs, write them so that they seem complicated, but in terms of data, can be compressed to a minimum.

New research published in the Memorandum Journal BioMed Central's research suggests that the brain simplifies complex data similar to compressed music files, removes excess sounds and identifies data. .

Dr. Nicholas Hudson used music compression programs to mimic the music's condensed ability. Then he compared the compression ratio of random noise to some genres, from techno, rock, pop to classical music, and realized that, while in mixed sounds, the file compressed by 86% of the original file size, at techno, rock and pop music is 60%, what seems very complicated is 'Beethoven's Symphony No. 3' is compressed to only 40%.

Dr. Nicholas Hudson said, 'Music masterpieces, although they seem complicated, have high compression ratios, so whether you are a classical music lover or pop music, you seem to have chosen the genre. it's not simply listening to it, but actually unconsciously calculating their compression factor. '