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Danny Li (Music & Medicine)
Добавлен 19 мар 2015
Music, medicine, and everything in between.
Neuroscience for Musicians is a research based exploration into music and your brain. Why does music make you feel the way it does? How does learning music shape and change your brain? How do we freestyle and improvise music? Modern neuroscience is beginning to find the answers. Follow the course of my research as we dive into an understanding of ourselves, music, and our brains.
Made in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Center for Music and Medicine:
www.hopkinsmedicine.org/center-for-music-and-medicine/
Neuroscience for Musicians is a research based exploration into music and your brain. Why does music make you feel the way it does? How does learning music shape and change your brain? How do we freestyle and improvise music? Modern neuroscience is beginning to find the answers. Follow the course of my research as we dive into an understanding of ourselves, music, and our brains.
Made in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Center for Music and Medicine:
www.hopkinsmedicine.org/center-for-music-and-medicine/
How I used Anki to score a 527 on the MCAT
This is how I used Anki to score a 527 (100th percentile) on the MCAT. It's free and you gotta use it.
The MCAT, or Medical College Admissions Test, covers the pre-med fundamentals needed for medical school, including physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, and critical reasoning (CARS).
RESOURCES:
Anking deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1wKsuh5TYgs0sL1z0cIyKLUzESHffw6OX/view?usp=sharing
My missed qs deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1iOY_CM-McjyFHigTl04Hf6yLEtsM8Qnn/view?usp=sharing
The Map of the MCAT: ruclips.net/video/YPcJsBPTgiM/видео.html
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:22 What is Anki?
0:57 When to Use Anki
1:29 1. How to Set Up Anki
4:13 2. Basic Anki Controls
5:49 3. How to Ma...
The MCAT, or Medical College Admissions Test, covers the pre-med fundamentals needed for medical school, including physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, and critical reasoning (CARS).
RESOURCES:
Anking deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1wKsuh5TYgs0sL1z0cIyKLUzESHffw6OX/view?usp=sharing
My missed qs deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1iOY_CM-McjyFHigTl04Hf6yLEtsM8Qnn/view?usp=sharing
The Map of the MCAT: ruclips.net/video/YPcJsBPTgiM/видео.html
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:22 What is Anki?
0:57 When to Use Anki
1:29 1. How to Set Up Anki
4:13 2. Basic Anki Controls
5:49 3. How to Ma...
Просмотров: 24 242
Видео
15 Topics You MUST Study on the MCAT (High Yield MCAT Topics)
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Well, you gotta study everything. But these are the topics I think are most important to study on the MCAT. The MCAT, or Medical College Admissions Test, covers the pre-med fundamentals needed for medical school, including physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, and critical reasoning (CARS). RESOURCES: Map of the MCAT: ruclips.net/video/YPcJsBPTgiM/видео.html flic.kr/...
The Map of The MCAT
Просмотров 54 тыс.10 месяцев назад
The entire scope of the MCAT, in one single map. The MCAT, or Medical College Admissions Test, covers the pre-med fundamentals needed for medical school, including physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, and critical reasoning (CARS). Download the full size version here: flic.kr/p/2pk1f7B TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 0:18 What's on the MCAT? PHYSICS: 1:08 Electromagne...
How to score a Top Score on the MCAT (100th Percentile) | My Study Plan, Schedule & Strategy
Просмотров 48 тыс.10 месяцев назад
This is how I went from a 502 (51st percentile) on the MCAT to a 527 (100th percentile) in six months. I reveal my MCAT prep, study schedule, strategy, and mindset that made it possible. The MCAT, or Medical College Admissions Exam, tests your medical fundamentals including physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, and critical reasoning. This is how I absolutely obliter...
ylang ylang - fkj (cover)
Просмотров 744Год назад
Years ago, before all this happened I went wandering the sand, the wind and the stars my companions. I crawled over the dunes, and I ran out of water, but I didn't turn back. I wondered about destiny - would I become everything I ever wanted? I returned home and nothing had changed - I was just as lost as before. But I did one thing, made one decision, that set all the rest of this in motion. I...
ashitaka & san - princess mononoke (cover)
Просмотров 643Год назад
Two souls in one moment - Something feral, something calm, Watching each other closely But not meant for one another. We orbit for a moment, Following the way of Nature. The patterns are familiar But they lead us back apart. We’re too young and too free To hold onto anything That ever could have been. #studioghibli #ghibli #princessmononoke #joehisaishi
How We Process Music | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 15 тыс.2 года назад
Music is a human universal. Follow the journey of music from waves in the air, to magic in your mind. Experience the different stops along the way - the ear and cochlea, the ascending brainstem nuclei, the pathways through your cortex, and the limbic core of your brain. Learn how music, this powerful and mysterious art form, is processed in your brain. Welcome to Neuroscience for Musicians - a ...
How We Process Timbre (Tone) | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.3 года назад
How do we differentiate between sounds of equal pitch, loudness and duration? The answer is timbre - the tone of a sound. Learn about the different dimension of timbre: spectral (overtone patterns) and temporal (attack-sustain-decay). Find out what areas of the brain are involved in timbre processing. Experience the creation of completely new instrument sounds. Follow along with the slide deck ...
How We Process Rhythm | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 4 тыс.3 года назад
Rhythm is present in every aspect of human life. Find out how we process rhythm in our brains and how we synchronize to external rhythms. Learn about groove and Parkinson's Disease - a rhythm deficiency. Experience the illusion of subjective accenting - our brain's natural tendency to produce meter. Follow along with the slide deck (sources cited): drive.google.com/file/d/1JATJ_mlLvobAyJ_UkRsaT...
How We Process Loudness | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 года назад
Music contains dynamics - variations in loudness. Learn about the decibel scale and how loudness is processed in our brains. Find out what factors affect our perception of loudness, how loud is too loud, and how our ears protect themselves from loud sounds. Experience the state of noise induced hearing loss. Follow along with the slide deck (sources cited): drive.google.com/file/d/1hxczY2LSCYS_...
How We Process Pitch | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Music across all human cultures is consistently based on pitch contrasts. Pitch is the perceptual location of a note in musical space, from high to low. Learn about the human pitch range and how pitch is processed in our brains. See what parts of the brain are involved in absolute pitch (perfect pitch). Take a tone deafness test. Follow along with the slide deck (sources cited): drive.google.co...
Introduction & Basic Neuro Review | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.3 года назад
Welcome to Neuroscience for Musicians. This is a series of live online presentations given at the Johns Hopkins Center for Music and Medicine, that seeks to provide musicians with a deeper, neurologically based understanding of music. In this introductory video we lay out the roadmap and final destination of the series - it will take us through the basics of sound all the way up to freestyle an...
Musical Neuroanatomy | Neuroscience for Muscians
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.3 года назад
How do we process music? A sound signal has traveled through our ears, up our brain stem, and has arrived at the auditory cortex. But it still has some ways to go before it becomes music in our brains. Find out what areas of the brain are activated as sound signals travel around the brain and are processed to become music. (This episode is heavy on the neuroanatomy so if you're not too interest...
The Auditory Pathway | Neuroscience for Musicians
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
To begin to understand music we need to take a step back and look at the physical phenomenon that music is built on - sound. We use sound to locate, to communicate, to send and receive information. But how does it go from a physical form outside our bodies to a perception inside our brains? Watch to find out. Follow along with the slide deck: drive.google.com/file/d/1-ywdQcwO1NRF7HEykghU4CeQ7AN...
Hard like for the Feyman reference.
Carley Village
I like the idea of having control over the test but did you go through each passage of each section on your actual mcat and write E,M,H down for each question ? Didn't that take longer than just starting to read and answer questions?
I just scanned each passage for 5-10 seconds to get a feel for it and determine how hard I felt it was. It does take a few minutes in total but it's worth it.
@@dannyjli great thanks!
Heathcote Fords
The content I aspire to create. Thanks for setting the stage high! Love this
Jayde Brook
Go score 528, noob
Awesome video! I was wondering if you worked at all and what was your timeline of applying to med school.
do your deck settings account for the new FSRS algorithm?
Wow!
Awesome layout
This is literally so good ! Thank you
Padberg Track
Thank you so much. Super! ❤
Please don’t ever delete this! Thank you
You just covered 2 hours of cognitive neuroscience lecture for me. It was extremely well explained. Thank you so much!
Hi Danny! thanks for this video, it's been super helpful for me as I try to make a study plan/schedule. one question: I have the Kaplan online course, and one of the first things they say is that you shouldn't just read their textbooks cover to cover, instead to only use them as a reference. what are your thoughts on this? were you reading chapters while also doing the prep course? I'm looking to break 510 on my mcat (I have early assurance to a program already and just need to meet the minimum)
I was not reading the textbooks while taking the online course, but I did read them cover to cover later on while doing Anki and UWorld. Good luck!
Can you make a getting started video!!
Unbelievable work here. Amazing job.
920 Kub Lake
If you are having the issue where only one card is showing up, see if you have another MileDown deck downloaded - these two decks have overlapping cards and some compatibility issues. Try deleting the MilesDown deck and reinstalling the Anking V2 (solution provided by Angel A.).
Can you make a video of your Kaplan class schedule--what your schedule was like? How often did you do questions vs review? Did you read through books during the classes or after in your 4 month Uworld prep? If so, did you annotate the books or take notes? I barely use the books but if I did, I annotate mine and I have no color coding system, any suggestions? Not sure if it's helpful lol. I'm stealing your 4 month study schedule. Do I do EVERY activity in the Kaplan class? They said we can skip over stuff if we get 80% on the placement quit, but I kind of want to do it all. Lastly, is the class only high yield content? I rememeber you saying you need to know EVERYTHIHNG for a 527...I appreciate your videos and any advice <3
My prep course schedule was very straightforward - I set my weekly limit to 18 hours a week (3 hours a day with Sundays off) and followed the schedule they provided for me. I took physical notes on the videos and did all the assigned practice problems, as scheduled - I didn't go beyond what was assigned. I read through the books afterwards, during my UWorld prep, and started Anki at the same time. The prep course is not just high yield content but they revisit and emphasize the most important concepts. In order to really dig into the details I had to use the books + UWorld. Thank you and good luck!
Connelly Isle
Eloy Spring
Idont hove mcat tha kidney
Woah. This video is a gem! Thank you, super thank you. I appreciate your hard work for this video so much. Wish you all the best ❤
Schmidt Overpass
Thank you for sharing your views. The presentation is very informative. I am sharing it with an entire class at the university where I work at. It would be interesting to explore the effects that listening to different types of music have on people, i. e., Gregorian chant, Rock, African, Taiko or Latin drumming, etc. At any rate, I join the community of people who wish to thank you for your contribution to a better understanding of the subject.
absolutely love this video!! i plan on taking my MCAT in March 2025 while also surviving my junior year🥲 thank you for the advice i truly appreciate it
Fantastic video
Amazing video! This helped me so much. Scheduled to take the MCAT in April 2025.
which anki deck did you use ?
Great video! I have one question bro, for how long did you do that schedule? I’m considering taking the mcat :)
Amazing score and amazing video! I wanted to ask how exactly did you read the Kaplan books? Sometimes I read through the chapter and I don't understand. Should I keep going on in hope that I will learn through Anki/ practice questions or should I go back and take the time to understand the concepts? What was your method?
You need more subscribers! I'll be putting your channel in my works referenced. Thank you Danny!
Any advice on how to study enough while working?😭 I don’t think I’m able to dedicate that much time to it
Literal gold.
THANK YOU BRO
Amazing!! Thank you so much Danny!
People don’t find this interesting?
bro start your teaching journey today the world needs teachers like you
Thank you so much! ❤ I love you
on some cards, why does my easy interval show different days? for example on one card it will show 3 days and on another it’ll show 4 days and on another it’ll show 5 days. does anyone know why this is happening?
if you have seen the card before and have clicked easy on it before the intervals change I’m pretty sure
Amazing 🤩
yo can i see some proof that you got a 527? just want to check before i invest in your videos. thanks
This is a super useful video Danny. I struggled with Anki a lot. But you made it all clear!
What a g thanks
I was here for sound in the brain. You explained it far better than my teacher. Thanks!
LIQUID GOLD!!!!!🤤