I love noise, ambient and experimental stuff. This first track is really good. I am subscribing to your channel sir! |
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Here are three youtube vids of some of my musical adventures (or maybe misadventures would better describe them). All of them are just one track improvisations so what you hear is exactly what I heard while playing them, no effects added afterwards. |
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I love noise, ambient and experimental stuff. This first track is really good. I am subscribing to your channel sir! |
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Thanks, glad you like it, I'll be uploading plenty more soon. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jG-DO2xCNqU |
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Just have to comment to say it's good to see some more people into experimental music, and willing to create and share it with the rest of the world. Good stuff! The third one is definitely the best. |
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Hey thanks for the comments. I still love to make and listen to normal music but there is alot out there that most people will never experience or even understand. It's definitely alot of fun to make because you don't have to painstakingly worry about every small detail. Theres also alot of great musical ideas that can be applied to normal music that come out through Noise, maybe accidentally but still good inspiration. |
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hey, my first impression with the first minute was: hey... this is what I do when I lack heart or soul and am just to tired to try anything experimental in my music mode. its senseless banter basically. When I sit down to write a song I really do it, and only then can I start thinking about adding parts. |
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Last edited by Howie; 07-22-2008 at 01:06 AM.
dylanshmai, music is not about creating something other people will want to listen to. When TBV uses the term "experimental" and mentions names like John Zorn and Merzbow he's not talking about the kind of experimentation that bands like Pink Floyd or even King Crimson might employ. He's talking about crazy avant-garde stuff. It's not for everyone, sure, but there's no need to become so offensive. Just accept that some of us enjoy our dose of white noise, and what could be wrong about that? |
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Wow, the first two are very, very good. |
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You are dreaming right now.
Hey thanks for the replies everyone. Ardent Lost is right about what I mean by experimental. Not all of my pieces are Noise genre, alot of them are synth improvisations that aren't harsh. I used the term experimental to cover both types and anything else. |
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I realize that but, musically all of the songs here are not premeditated to the point of even being music as some structures are not glued together by the notes that would make a song a song, and its just him fiddling on the guitar like he doesn't no anything about music. Its just wankery, I do it all the time, but you have to understand the fact is this is just mediocre, and its not musical in any sense, because its just a bunch of ill-thought out guitar riffs that he played on his bed half asleep. Its not what you or I dig, I'm a guitarist, and its just fucking typical shit you pull out of your ass while playing out of boredom. The effect that is slapped on to it is their to distract you from the actual playing. |
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Last edited by Howie; 07-22-2008 at 01:07 AM.
Chill dylanshmai, I have plenty of actual musical songs that I've made and put a lot of time into and I've played guitar for about the same amount of time you have. Ill repeat it again, this is NOISE. It's called NOISE for a reason. Go and look up some NOISE musicians and I'm sure you think their stuff is as bad as mine and they sell more cds than you ever will. A lot of this stuff is not musical at all, it's not supposed to be, thats why it's called NOISE. |
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You don't seem to realise that your idea of what is music is not gospel, dylanshmai. You seem to consider music as a science - playing in scale, with a beat, composing and sculpting a piece until it "makes sense". Don't get me wrong, music of that nature can be amazing, but it's not the only way to create music. |
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Last edited by Howie; 07-22-2008 at 01:08 AM.
All of those were using Audacity and no post-processing. That last vid I added where I say it's almost musical was just me using my Korg R3 synth and recorded the arpeggios first, then the sweeping ocean wave like sound, then the random soloing in D Dorian then I added the pulsing bass all in one take improvs while listening back to the other tracks I had recorded. |
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music can be noise. and random timing is one thing in its self. But random notes that don't even coordinate is the worst part, and thats what I am hearing folks . |
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Look, your not like him or that music, first of all, they are way more de-constructed than anything you have shown here, and yet almost perfectly constructed, and much more complex then what you are doing, which is trying to sound constructed, and is in fact, but they way you smash everything together is not progressive or anywhere as strategic as John Zorn, and it falls apart, in fact your tunes are nothing like his when I here the actual notes and timing of what your playing. Nothing alike. |
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I didn't mean that my music is like his and I definitely wouldn't dare compare my stuff to his, I was just pointing out that a lot of his works have random notes. And I don't even make music that sounds like John Zorn's because a lot of it isn't to my tastes. |
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I've kind of realised i'm arguing out of context here. The music presented on these pages isn't really even that extreme. I can hear a basic foundation in 'normal' musicality quite plainly. Ok, it's not the most developed/'clean' experimentation around, and i agree this is completely different to John Zorn, but about the only way for one to find ones own sound is to just experiment. You're expecting something out of TPV that you shouldn't be expecting. You don't really need to berate him because he doesn't meet your expectations. |
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Both those bands have more range, dynamics, and better timing aside from the uncontrolled distortion which is meant as a circus act in which you can dance however you want to. Still not comparable. I'm done trying to argue, and I am only arguing because I don't even know where to start with the list of problems, maybe you check out what jazz is. I'm not going to go home to listen to distortion, and tunes that aren't even strange or new, but just garbage. I have expectations. please kill me |
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Wow. Ok. All i can say is you have very different ears to me. Timing? What timing does Borbetomagus have? What timing does Masonna have, really? |
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well, don't worry about it because I write music. The timing of that Asian experimental band you showed me I actually counted and it was all in steps of 4. The next band you showed me wasn't a 4 step all the time, because I am pretty sure it was jazz. Now try counting steps in this guys music, its completely random, you know why? no, because you don't write music, so let me tell you: its because its plain old wankery that uninspired guitarists have after playing for a long time. Its just a phase, and I am telling you from my experience and a few other guitar players experience who I know |
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Last edited by Howie; 07-22-2008 at 01:08 AM.
Steps of 4? Jazz? I don't write music? Where do you pull this stuff from? You're pulling my leg, aren't you? You must be. I'm wondering whether i should continue arguing because i'm honest to god thinking that you must just be having fun with me now. Please tell me you are. |
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you guys don't know anything about me. except for my opinion on this matter which I think is complete wankery, which is completely normal, but not musical. You wouldn't be able to guess who I was in real life, you wouldn't know. I might have gotten a bit confused on what band was what, because you guys showed me about 4. jhon zorn did some jazz stuff. That asian band was going to a 4 step some of the time, except for the inserts of distortion, which no one wants to listen to, or doesn't care enough at the time to call it anything but music (which is what it is). I define music, by the skill, time, notes played, and most importantly of all: the construction of the music, and the writing that goes into it, that is just as much apart of music, and these songs lack just that. |
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I admit some of the songs could have been better but did you listen to the last one I added by itself in a post? I'm just curious on your thoughts on that one (Alien Plains). I do know where you are coming from with your criticisms though. mindwanderer's post which I believe was towards you was really unnecessary. Even if you didn't have to phrase your criticisms in the manner you did at least you made some actual points in your posts unlike mindwanderer. |
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