Oddly enough, I've been thinking the last couple days about whether or not I could write relatable melodic music with no repetition. Repetition...
Oh duh... I got confused with Nina Gordon. I'm old. :rofl:
Is that Veruca Salt Kim Gordon??
I love the "banned" emoji :rofl:
Fact check: true (The OnlyFans song is adjacent to genius)
My last message to Danie before he (?) is banned: Define "notes". Now I am ready for you to be banned.
Well I don't disagree, I think we're just arguing two different points... :dunno:
I don't have anything against droning atonal scores at all, matter of fact I think that's Zimmer's best stuff... it's usually Hans's attempts to...
Well no, not if you put it that way :rofl:
"Older songs are better than now" could be arguably true on an objective level. Once, Cole Porter and the Gershwins were the norm. That kind of...
I don't think you're getting what I'm saying. I don't mean it's like compression in terms of the effect that it gives (although I guess that's a...
Tape simulation is like compression, it's so user specific and dependent on the genre that you're doing and the effect you're trying to achieve I...
Before auto-tune there were people that sang out of tune yet still sounded really cool when they did it... Robert Plant comes to mind... Neil...
I would almost like to ask to have a choice of "none of the above". I've never used any tape simulator that I didn't ultimately decide was doing...
Just for the hustle if nothing else...
Like an air wrench?? [MEDIA]
Epiphone SG for me. It's Satan approved, and at an affordable price.
Either you're just being a troll or you have a close mindedness that is going to keep you from understanding a lot of very useful things in life.
Probably not. I've never really watched enough of him to say. I certainly have never heard something he's written, now I'm curious. (A lot of...
But one they did, authors like that were known and considered a standard to rise to. Now they are not, except by people willing to step above the...
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