Video Example 3. Moving graphics with audio representing pulsation positions during the maturation of accompanying parts in a Jelidon performance, “Nia Nia O,” from Mode 1 through Neutral and back into Mode 1. The ranges between minimum and maximum values of sounded notes are given in black, and the mean values are given in orange. Here, β₁ moves later in its range from an initial mean of 57.9% to 60.4% as γ₁ is omitted. After pulsation downgrading occurs, the new β₁ moves from a mean of 50% to 57.0%. The new γ₁ stays relatively consistent as β₁ moves, with a mean moving from 30.4% to 30.7% and both the min and max remaining within one percent of their initial values. The position of δ₁ changes substantially when β₁ moves later in its range following pulsation downgrading, crossing the divide of quaternary from a mean of 79.9% to 73.5% as the pulsation cycle stabilizes into a back-heavy four.