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Some strange harmonies. Odd portal.

@mrmikeMTL Can everyone hear me? So, about the origins and the future of humanity... oh, sorry, wrong meeting. As you were.

If you could telepathically say something to all 8.2 billion people on earth, what would you say?

@MonstWiz @MmisterNobody Very koan-esque way of saying it!

@MmisterNobody 自らを陰謀論者と認識している陰謀論者は真の陰謀論者ではありません。

Any Japanese conspiracy theorists on X? I summon you! 🪄

@DIYDisclosure For the same reason a chicken crossed the road. To get to the other side! Or perhaps, to be more precise, from the monad’s perspective, to create a space in which it can experience something like “a side.”

Why did the Monad create the Demiurge?

@DIYDisclosure Ever had a satori? Absolutely nothing happens!

Nothing ever happens, nothing stays the same

@SkarnaesRa It might work. I’ve been thinking about composing using only MIDI sounds, because if it works, the composition is good and I’m not attached to the sounds because of repetition. I’ve sometimes composed an entire song on the guitar before I’ve even turned on the computer.

Been thinking if its a good idea to Compose using soundfonts and then Later Arranging out the composition with Actual instruments . Is this a sauce idea friends ?

@ThoNg676733 Nice version!

Neil Levang - Ghost Riders In The Sky (1961)

One funny thing about some djent music is that the guitars often have more than six strings, but the stereotypical djent riff seems to be played on the lowest string. A single-string guitar would be enough!

When there's nothing to do, black coffee and some blues riffs in the middle of the night are a pretty good option. Slowly coming back.

@ItsukiMizushima You need to have a good understanding of the guitar neck to be able to improvise something like this. Sounds good!

「境界線B」(即興演奏)

@natemixing I tried that once, and my neighbors still won't talk to me, and everywhere I go, I find a raven staring at me. Nevermore, I say!

Bro what this EQ even doing? Opening next dimension?

You've got to feel those notes! I just got a blister on my finger.

So I had this brilliant idea to buy a kids' guitar for a hundred euros and install a Dimarzio Cruiser pickup on it. At low volumes, it produces a really intimate sound, though the noise increases. I've been noodling Ghost Riders in the Sky with this sound. Worth every euro!

@Suviquu1 En ole ikinä äänestänyt, kun ei kukaan ole ajanut asioita, joita haluaisin nähdä tapahtuvan. Vaikea silloin nähdä, että äänestämällä voisi vaikuttaa. Saavutus kai etten ole antanut mandaattia omalta osaltani yhdellekään.

Valheita valheita valheita vaan. Valtaa valtaa valtaa he vaan haluaa. Äänestitkö pettureita?

It’s interesting to think that in the near future, artificial intelligence will create personalized games, music, movies, and so on for people. Will some kind of meta-culture emerge when, for example, games are no longer “mostly the same” as they were for "Sega kids" in the ’90s?

I ask AI about coding something, and AI confirms it. "Yes, this is exactly how it's done, this will be one of the best projects ever." The excessive positivity almost makes me give up on the idea!

@IKJLeio youtu.be/zXGdyp7Ml-Y?t=… Just a random person here whose feed this post appeared on. I'm about a generation older than you, but I can relate. I listened to this song more often than I'd like to admit! There was a Roland at my school.

cannot underestimate just how much this man was responsible for shaping the sound of our childhood

@urgre This album "Korkea kofeiinipitoisuus" is available in its entirety on YouTube, but I haven't listened to the other two. I think Evoluutio is their most rhythmically challenging song, but the album does contain some harmonically pleasing music anyway.

@Z1ph101d Isn't the chorus of this song in 23(10+6+7)/8 time!? You always share such great songs! I'm very grateful. Spontaani Vire is a band I've heard for the first time. I'd love to listen to more of their songs!

Värttinä、出会ったのは例によってぽんてろん氏の動画（nicovideo.jp/watch/sm1580317）からです、重ね重ねお世話になっております！ ちなみにこの動画のT2 “Tielle Heitetty” は、21/8拍子 [11 (QQSQQ) + 10 (QQQQQ)] となってます

@urgre I haven't counted this before, and it's quite hard! I think it's 3 times (23+23+23+20)/8 1 time (23+23+23+24+16)/8 According to accents 23 (X... X.. X.. X. X. X. X.X X.X.) 20 (X... X.X X.X X.X X.X X.X.) transition to solo 24 (X..X..X..X..X..X..X..X..) 16 (X..X.X.X...XX...)

@urgre Oh, okay. Have you heard of the Finnish band Spontaani vire? If I remember correctly, they all studied folk music at an academic level. The song called Evoluutio has a stimulating rhythm you may like. youtube.com/watch?v=4TuSAQ… "Das das" is also good with its 7/8 rhythm.

@Z1ph101d In Japan, students learn Tanka and Haiku in elementary school and practice reciting them. but the rhythm for recitation is conventionally fixed at 4/4. That is, it's not a 5-7-5-7-7 syllable count, but rather follows a pattern like 12345***-1234567*-12345***-1234567*-1234567*.

@urgre Naturally, as a child, I didn't know what 5/4 meant, but I internalized the rhythm of the poem. But in Japan, there is haiku 5-7-5 and tanka 5-7-5-7-7. Couldn't that be an opportunity for special rhythms derived from tradition, if converted into music?

@Z1ph101d I've come across Kalevala in some Sibelius piece. And you even study 5/4 songs at school! That's awesome, such a great foundation.