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Hello. Hello, everyone. Welcome to week 4 of Music Moves wrap-up. Today, it's the university's skiing day. So we are 

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So we are outside of Oslo. We have this skiing area and it's a good thing to talk 

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about entrainment because entrainment is an important part of... 

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... at least a rhythm is a part of... Oh, that's my daughter, by the way. That's by coincidence. 

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All right, we talked about entrainment and, and rhythm and pulses, 

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because pulse in music is also something that we... It's so basic in our lives and in sport it is extremely important.

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When you see people do aerobics, they follow the pulse and if you are going to do some nice 

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turns when you go slalom, it's about following pulses and various types of pulses.

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Even if you were to do it together in a synchronized manner, we would have to think 

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about the entrainment aspect. Definitely and you see a trainer with a slope of kids behind him, 

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they will follow the same pulse. 

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Shall we try to do some skiing. Yeah, let's do some skiing.

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Okay, what else than entrainment this week, Hans?  It is about mobile motion capture or mobile sensors. 

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That's a good good topic. Now as we are outdoors, not really in a musical setting, but still.

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This is a place where you would use mobile motion capture, 

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instead of being in the lab. I have a mobile motion 

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capture device on me and you too? I have this Apple Watch with quite a lot of equipment inside. I also have my phone,

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which has accelerometers, gyroscope and magnetometer. So from from these sensors, it's 

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actually possible to capture a lot of information about how we move. 

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It's basically the same sensors sitting in these devices that we use in the lab, just 

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packaged differently. Can you find applications that you can use for capturing this?

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So there are different apps that you can download on 

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your phone to capture this and then you can analyze the data later on. 

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At the University of Oslo, we have even developed our own app called MusicLab, where it's possible to 

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capture this information. 

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We've used it in experiments even. Okay, well, but let's get 

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back on skiing and see you again next week. Bye.