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Post music that sounds like being underwater. Specifically peaceful droney ambient with lots of delay and shimmering sounds. Something that feels like walking through a quiet aquarium or drifting through the deep tropical ocean. Some examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h0wByrIl84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqT8r4PV95c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1FqhLvAQIY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiGI_UsWcWs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDvKwSVuUGA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mky-UhxUKoM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezG0c00Kl20
>>66432650
>>66432764
Deep Sea of Mare and Aquatic Ambiance, good taste lads
>>66432650
Not really in the way you're describing, but another world by the chemical brothers always made me think of underwater scenes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK-vOxzYWWI
...Apparently so did this video
Why isn't this your AOTY?
Because this is
>>66432250
But it is
anyone got a zip?
>tfw want some music with rockin bass guitar so i can practice
>tfw cant find anything with also easily available music sheets
>>66432089
Rage Against the Machine or Joy Division.
>>66432089
literally any post-punk song you turbopleb
>>66432253
>>66432242
i dont really listen to this hipster stuff sorry
Why is all new rap/hiphop autotuned cancer?
>>66432087
>things people say who have never listened to Future
>>66432087
i only listent o real hip hep xdddDDD
reckless faggotry
he ded
RIP
We all are to some degree
More like Wayne gay coyne am I right guys
really..............
I can't manage to find chords and tabs for most music I wanna play. I'm not talented enough to find out how to play it myself. Where do I turn? Are there any good resources?
talking about the g-tarr btw
>>66431897
>>66432164
Bumpin' cause I'm wondering the same thing
>>66432748
nice rare mick
have a rare keith
What's some good music with dark/sinister sounding synths?
>>66431780
regis
>>66431780
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk4A2e9xqCM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgt4i3dPd8E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksor5OK7qpQ
>>66432050
I really like this last one. What synthesizer does he use
Music specifically tailored to make you break down into tears
Pic obviously related
>>66431778
>specifically tailored music
>not just music that is enough on its own to be emotionally captivating
This is where cresendocore came from
Give me some more dream pop!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7WyYqL8wU0&index=39&list=WL Alvvays doing shoegaze/dream pop
Melody's Echo Chamber - s/t
She dated Kevin Parker of Tame Impala for a while. Similar style. I think he plays the drums on this record. Cool stuff though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v29I0srhPwg
Blouse - s/t
Pretty okay dream pop that doesn't get posted a lot. Worth a listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoLHdbD8dI4
Post a picture of your band during high school and guess the genre.
>>66431688
Holy shit that EVH striped Epiphone made me kek so hard.
>>66431688
Jerdk
>>66431688
Progressive Afrobeat?
here we are, again
>>66431604
if you like the shadow ring
>>66431604
David Shea - Rituals
>>66431639
what's a shadow ring
>>66431604
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxYTFg_ikFk
>>66431639
yo
Why is she so based?
Rise is a great song.
Katy Perry thread
>>66431498
She makes me "rise".
>>66431515
what did he mean by this?
are you dough waiting to become bread or something?
haha
Smh desu senpai
Comfiest aphex tunes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhHkUg-QCwk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUT3KoxVzQg
>>66431470
https://youtu.be/Q0q1gCsZykg
My 2 year old requests this song by name every day. Super comfy.
>>66431470
>alberto balsalm posted
/thread
>>66431470
Alberto Balsam is probably my fav Aphex Twin song period. That or Analogue bubblebath
Spot the difference.
left: 3 real dudes
right: drawn dude and drawn horse
>>66431376
>Anonymous 07/15/16(Fri)19:05:39 No.6643137
How? They still have a functioning career
>>66431376
The dead horse on the left has money inside.
This is something I've never been able to understand: Is understanding, and appreciating, music something that only some people can do?
When I'm listening to music, even though I don't know music theory, I can in my mind predict exactly where a song is going. I can riff off of what was played, and I know what notes, chords, etc would be able to turn the song from one feeling, one movement, to another. I just kind of innately understand the ebb and flow of music as a FEELING, even if I don't know the hard theory behind it.
I kind of always figured that everyone could do this;
However, now that I think about it, I see TONS of people that have the complete inability to do this, or so I think. I hear people singing off-key, humming along and they lose the track, or more. It seems like they remember music note-by-note instead of by understanding the key etc and because of that they get lost as fuck
Is this something that only some people have? It's impossible to just ask other people because it's essentially an insult and nobody wants to insult someone else for just singing and having a good time.
Sorry if this is a pretentious question, I just can't think of another way to phrase it.
Bump for curiosity
>>66431367
Idk
I imagine that different people have different abilities by birth. For instance, there are people whose brains are naturally wired for music and can recognize differences in pitch easily (Mozart had perfect pitch like this) and there are people who are tone deaf, who can't tell one note from another. There are differences in natural ability in music just as there are in science, literature, or any other area.
With this said though, there does seem to be a natural understanding of music among all people. What you were saying about knowing what chord is coming next: music theory tries to deconstruct these types of phenomena. A case where you would "feel" the motion of the chord would be when there is a dominant chord about to move to the tonic. For example: G7 to a C.
Our brains search for patterns in music. When there is a major chord, things sound wholesome and together. A dominant chord in a sense dances very close to the major chord in order to build tension. When it changes, there is a sort of sense of relief.
I'm not an expert on any of this, so just take this all with a grain of salt. This is just what I've gleaned from various sources.
