I am not exactly sure and I am only saying this based on my experiences.
With all my friends and acquaintances, musicians, listeners, young and old, people who are familiar with music and those who don't know about it that I have talked, I came to the conclusion that none of them know how to work with notes. If you put a musical instrument in front of them and tell them to make a 10-minute song, without exception, none of them can do it.
Everyone listens to music every day from morning to night and consider themselves experts in music, but they cannot work with the most basic thing in music, which is notes. I don't mean reading the note sheet. I mean using notes in making music.
How is this possible? It's like everyone claims to be a doctor, but no one can cure a disease.
It's really amazing to me how someone who has spent years of his life making or listening to music can't work with notes and make good music. How do you really think this problem can be treated?
If this big problem is not treated, people's music will not progress even after many years. No matter how much music is made, without understanding how to use the notes, all other efforts will be ineffective.

 

Fantastic Observation, Significant To Everyone Really

But i mean, most of the people you listed don't necessarily need or want to understand music to that level, why should they be able to make a 10 minute song? Even if they called themselves "music experts" that can mean many things, maybe they just know a lot about the history of popular music, or can name every genre under the sun, who knows.

Leading by example. If you don't like the way something's done then do it yourself, maybe if people like it or even care enough about it they'll follow.

 

Nice day for trolls innit?

 

Really funny... Asking the most serious question about music and someone be found and name it the troll. This is a sign of the depth of the disaster about the notes.

 

Maybe because in your OP you essentially said nothing?

 

What you said and the questions you asked somehow confirm my words. Whenever the name of notes comes up, there are always excuses to get away from it.

 

It was quite clear. It was a clear question how to bring people who are running away from notes back to the essence of music.

 

Running away from notes? What does that even mean. People are being chased around by semi-quavers?

 

This is a joint-passing kinda discussion, innit? I'm already high!

 

A serious answer:

If whatever the OP is talking about is actually demonstrable, then you the OP needs to shut the fuck up with the words and shows us peons how to properly construct music using notes. Don't respond to me with more words, record something and shows us your notes.

Anything short of that, and your prove yourself to be nothing but a hypocrite.

 

 

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Congrats @Danie, you've found the difference between a music expert and a musician.
I loved driving sports cars for years, now with all that experience, maybe I should try to build my own in 10 minutes

 

Oh no, not this topic again

 

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....could it be?

 

@Danie - like the inescapable certainty of death, taxes & the sun rising, with every new alias you evangelically make the same extraordinary assertion. To guide the ignorant plebeian masses to your all seeing church of ultra-sublime note control you really must do more than just hazily prattle, 'cos i think we can all agree that it's well past time for you to lead from the front & post 10 minutes of you masterfully schooling a bunch of misunderstood & underused notes, so that we can finally come to appreciate the omnicient wisdom of the never known.

 

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Most people who drive don't understand how engines work. How can this be?

 

Shut The FET Up!
I'll just leave this here, is The King back?
https://audiosex.pro/threads/the-saddest-fact-about-music.74380/#post-759241

They are kind of right though. Both posts are almost some of the silliest things I have read in a long time, but there is some truth to it. A factual joke.

 

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