/music/ - Music

https://nounss.bandcamp.com/track/we-will-never-surface

Rain on me.. SUFFERING
Rain on me.. SUFFERING

If boring abide.
Saying goodbye.
North in my sight. North in my sight.

Waving goodbye, with soaring eyes.
Is it a lie? To say: you didn't love me.

now I’m afraid to

reach out and touch anymore

>>10344
This album was created by a schizophrenic virgin who drowned himself at age 22.

>>10920
Do you know anything else about this or the guy who made it? It seems to be an experimental sound collage but the audio itself is incomprehensible.

>>10344
>troons
I don't know what you're talking about, but OG maidcore musicians were just regular guys from the Russian internet who used Nijiura Maids imagery just for fun and because it seemed fresh in the early '10s. I've spoken to Yakui, and he's a pretty nice guy. Despite his chronic alcoholism.

>>10934
Just because they are russian doesn't mean they aren't troons or 'succubus in soul' (devochka v dushe) as they like to claim on russian imageboards. Some even troon out, there are boards like /fg/ on russian dvach.

favorite Christmassy shit for this time of year, along with Ockeghem's "Missa Prolatonium"

Let me tell you how it go in here, boy it's kinda cold in here, you ain't got nobody make a stove in here

I like Cherubini. Supposedly Beethoven once said he was the best composer.

Found out about this Welsh composer after reading The Mabinogion.

>>10902
Sorry for wordswordswords btw, hope it isn't too much.
As promised, the mandolin video. It showcases the oval hole quite well in my opinion. Let me know what you think about it.

>>10902
>I'd advise you to be careful with cheap instruments.
Instructions unclear. I buy cheap instruments to just try them out. Either the most entry level or used. I bought a guitar this way and I'm glad I bought a cheap Cort instead of a good guitar since I don't regret the purchase now.
>In general, if you want to choose, you have to ask yourself which one's sound you like best. From what I've read, it seems to be the kalimba, but that is something you have to think about yourself.
I indeed want a kalimba. Additionally, I thought about composing music on my laptop. I remember some music theory but I'm not sure if I can do it. I really got inspired by some obscure game's OST to make my own music since I've searched far and wide and didn't find anything that sounds exactly like that OST.
>I honestly don't know how to talk about the ukulele without coming off like a bitter asshole because in my opinion, it's instrument equivalent of that "Live Laugh Love" succubus in high school who's a manipulative piece of shit to everyone, but she larps about "spreading positivity" and shit like that. It may be because people have ruined the instrument by only playing the same chords on it (and that Youtube apology video from last year iirc), bit I digress.
What do you enjoy/enjoyed about the ukulele? I'm curious since I can't think of positives and I know that there must be some. Not every instrument has to be "serious" per se, I know the banjo isn't considered one and I still like it for what it's worth.
Oh my god, no, not the apology video. It's an embarrassment for us ukulele players.
And I know it's a stupid instrument with a bad rep, but honestly, it's what you make of it. Uke is easy and I just enjoy strumming the strings and playing easy tunes when I want to kill time. There is nothing much to that.
>Also, what music do you like? That's a bit late to ask, but it could help you get something you might actually use and enjoy. If I seem like I shill the mandolin too much, it's because it seems to be a good choice for you.
I enjoy electronic music, actually. Either synth (but not modern synthwave, think The Siberiad) or ambient music. Maybe I should try a simple synthetizer? Hmm…
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>>10904
Okay, I downloaded some software and put on tutorials on music theory and I'm running into a very wizardly roadblock: I suck at it, so I don't even want to try.
You know, that shit when you are not immediately good and you throw your hands into the air and scream: guess I'm a talentless hack! It's over!
But I'll keep going. I'm not a bad music profucer. I'm just a newbie music producer. Heck, I don't even produce music, I'm not even a producer at this point, I'm somebody who dabbles into music on their weekend.
I'll keep trying even if it's just smashing random chords on a keyboard until it sounds right.
I'll do it, believe it!

>>10905
>put on tutorials on music theory
Don't castrate yourself prematurely with theory and "what technically sounds good according to the book". Just imagine a nice tune in your head and try to recreate it with the software, or place random notes down and keep playing it back until it sounds nice to you. If you can enjoy music and decide for yourself as a listener what sounds good and what doesn't, then you already have a subconscious sense for "theory".

>>10906
It helped me a bit though. I don't really think in "music" right now, so I have hard time coming up with a good melody. But when I look at DAW, somehow visually it clicks. It seems that I process music visually for a lack of a better term. When I play with a keyboard, I imagine how the melody looks in my piano roll and it all falls in place.

idk how to pla yinstrument