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 No.1473[Reply]

just a lil bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shwvQx8Beks

 No.1474

Are you the same guy who made >>8248 ? Because if so, you just killed 2 threads unnecessarily.

 No.1475

oh jeez my bad i'm not used to posting on these 4chan type boards

 No.1476

>>1475
>4chan type boards
please stop

 No.1477

>>1476
I know how you feel but just for a second imagine he did not try to insult us and actually doesn't know the word "imageboard".

Can't listen to the song right now but I'll try once I get home.

 No.1478

>>1473
>>1477

The remix is good. Kind of dreary sounding, but I guess that was the point of the original.


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 No.1355[Reply]

This is one of the worst songs that I have ever heard. It is putrid note vomit. It is disgusting. I dare somebody here to listen to all twenty minutes of it. It's impossible. Trying to do it is torture. The beginning is painfully slow on the up take, but the middle is an abomination. It's like a weird middle eastern thing with random jazz parts thrown in that don't make any sense and the whole thing is so rambly. I wont say what the name of it is or where I got it from, but the guy who made it is a real asshole. Very egotistical.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0WvTRZSgaHA
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 No.1450

>>1449
Was that your idea of a joke? The song in op is shit and your cheekiness doesn't change that. I'm not pretentious for recognizing when something is bad.

 No.1451

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>>1450
you seem to be very angry. You should have listened to the entire song. Then it would have made sense to you

 No.1452

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>>1451
I'm not angry.

 No.1453

>>1452
so this is lasik? I don't feel like it's such an outpatient procedure like they say

 No.1457

>>1453
Fall of Constantinople get!

But seriously, OP, did you listen to Bar from start to finish? I know it's unpleasant but give it a shot and you'll see some really interesting ideas surface. It is one of those things that can be learned, but not taught, you know?


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 No.1454[Reply]

can any yn doujin listeners here recommend me a yume nikki fan album that fits into a kind of psychedelic ambient genre? or an album that feels very atmospheric and otherworldly like the game itself.

 No.1455

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Both "24 Effects" and "Yume Nikki Remix Album :3" fit the concept pretty well.


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 No.1441[Reply]

Benito Mussolini's granddaughter made a j-pop album. You've got to check this shit out.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZIuE-cc37xI3j4TYDpxSYyRoTac8Gxb6

 No.1442

Hmm groovy. The 80's was really one of the best times for music in japan.
She's got a nice voice (nothing too impressive, but not bad along with the rhythm nonetheless) and the band is pretty good. Her accent is slightly strong and annoying though.

 No.1443

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>>1442
I think in general, Italian disco/pop is very simmilar to Japanese music of the same type and time. Italian seems to have been more flashy and bright while Japanese disco was more down-to-earth and romantic and it used more traditional instruments. Clio and MariaTakeuchi are good examples of this. While singing is definitely important, I personally feel that instrumentation is what makes these types of songs. Mussolin's album is as close to a direct blend as I know of. On an unrelated note, I found this really interesting Japanese album that's kind of repetitive, but has an interesting vibe to it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HKY38Nx8dSo

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3bNITQR4Uso
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=InH-iidhabY

 No.1444

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>>1443
I personally prefer Takeuchi Mariya. Although Variety isn't my favorite album, Mearsy Beat, Amphitheater no yoru and Plastic Love are by far my favorite songs of her (not to mention she has one of the best english pronunciation I've ever heard on a japanese artist). Sweetest Music and Love Songs are definitely my favorite albums though, September being my favorite song there. There are other goods examples outside of disco though, Matsubara Miki is a good one.
Clio reminds me a bit of those weird electronic experiments so characteristic of Yellow Magic Orchesta while still maintaining that groovy base and sound.
This Yasuaki Shimizu has a slower tempo, I like it.

You definitively should check the first albums of Yamasaki Hako (Specially Tobimasu and Ningen Magai) and also some of Sai Yoshiko (ALL of her 70's albums, Mangekyou, Mikko and Taiji no Yume) if you want to feel the not-so-trendy side of japanese music. Sai Yoshiko in special is EXTREMELY underrated. I've been meaning to make a thread of this and provide translations for their songs but college has been eating my time. Hopefully I'll be able to build my computer this/next week and post it.

 No.1448

I can listen to this, thanks.


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 No.1434[Reply]

From the archive. Custom icons for some of Yume Nikki's fangames.

http://www.mediafire.com/?pp9ak97tor51bi0

 No.1435

>Yume Nikki's fangames
>LcdDem
wat

 No.1437

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>>1434
these are neat anon
>>1435
pic related

 No.1438

>>1437
See >>>/fg/7735


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 No.1387[Reply]

I found another great composer. WATCH THE WHOLE THING. How does it make you feel? How do you like that shit, huh? You like that? Fucking polish people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dul-nRpivYA
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 No.1427

>>1425
Yup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSYZXTmwqUs&index=7&list=PLCCOoHvw8epqL1yFqkhCR225-NExTv4NE

I don't know, I suppose I just love it. I always spend some time at the end of my keyboard session playing any piece on harpsichord. I love that dark, baroque-like sound and how those small loops create such a rich harmony.

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>>1427
This might be a bit of a stretch, by a lot of the tracks in the Clock Tower ost have a kind of harpsichord feel to them too.
https://youtu.be/ayLsizAk3RQ

 No.1431

What do you think about piano reductions?
https://youtu.be/B92ZM32EgXg
https://youtu.be/Ak5Vr2zOuxo

 No.1432

>>1431
In my opinion, they sometimes work awfully well, but others it just takes a turn for the worst.
That depends really on the arranger, since some of them try to make their reduction work exactly like the original, which usually doesn't go that well, while others try to actually arrange and prioritize the melody the piano can play while dropping that which sounds terrible.

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brzmi jak kompletne gówno


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 No.1416[Reply]

These two songs have something in common. What the hell is it? Where can I find more like it?
https://youtu.be/zr-qEDbL9kU
https://youtu.be/WB4SyLujxis?list=PLE3sbKupLiD8sHuBgf3PRgeQcw18DFEHx

 No.1417

The drumming kind of reminded me of splatoon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2rfNvA8YIM


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 No.1410[Reply]

Do you think that there's any benefits to listening to music on the cd or cassette as opposed to from a digital file?

 No.1411

Cassettes and CDs rely on analog electromagnetic prints on their surface, which are then read by hardware and transformed in voltage signals that pass through circuits up to the speakers. It's easy to damage that information and therefore lose it, even by the mere contact with daylight exposure (on prolonged times, of course). Digitally converted sounds, on the other hand, are digital representations (i.e. binary data) of music codified into a specific format, and (technically) shouldn't be modified or lost by corruption, unless you're messing with them (i.e. writing and not reading). The problem of quality relies on whether the format is lossy or loseless. Not to mention that you don't need to fabricate a physical object to hold that information, since it can be saved in virtually any hardware partitioned with modern formats, and it can be copied in mere seconds without the danger of destroying it in the process.

There's a reason cassettes were surpassed by CD, and why we let them die. Unless you're a hipster or a sucker for old technology, there's simply no reason why they could be considered superior to digital.

 No.1412

>>1411
>Unless you're a hipster or a sucker for old technology, there's simply no reason why they could be considered superior to digital.
If you want to listen to music on your computer you have to turn it on, log in and move your mouse around to find the file or open up a browser and search for it. On a cd player though you can just put the cd in and push a button. Cassettes are totally outdated though; I agree with that. One advantage of physical data storage is that you have total control of that data while anybody could easily copy a file. If you want you to be the only person to have access to something, that's harder to do with digital files.

 No.1413

>>1412
You can listen to digital music on anything with external audio output and a USB port. Meaning: TVs, home audio systems, radios, ipads/mp3 devices (if they still exist, or whatever their equivalent is), you name it. On the other hand, if you want to listen to a CD you either need a radio with the appropriate hardware (still on the market), a walkman (DEAD), or a computer (you may as well digitalize to preserve the CD), so you're even more limited there than with digital files.

>One advantage of physical data storage is that you have total control of that data while anybody could easily copy a file. If you want you to be the only person to have access to something, that's harder to do with digital files.
Well that's why I said "hipster".

 No.1414

>>1413
>Well that's why I said "hipster".
I was talking more about security. Anyway, I personally like to physically posses music and really, "own it". I like to pick it up and touch it and lick that shit. You can't lick files anon. You can't TASTE THE MUSIC.

 No.1415

CD is digital audio. Cassette is analog, and really shoddy analog at that. CD will be a perfect copy so long as the physical disc itself isn't damaged, which the same goes for any other storage medium (hd, flash media, etc). Damage the media, lose the file.

CDDA standard is raw (uncompressed wav), 2 channel (stereo), 16-bit, 44.1khz digital audio. There are alternate standards out there with higher fidelity (sacd, dvd-a, etc) but by the time they came out digital distribution had already surpassed physical media so they didn't really catch on.

The tl;dr is that cd *is* a digital file, and higher quality than most mp3s out there. Cassette however, no benefit at all unless you really like lowfi tape noise.

On the other hand, vinyl has a higher signal-to-noise ratio and higher fidelity than cd, so that is still a medium worth trying out if you're really into sound quality. When it comes to vinyl, the quality of the turntable and needle are just as important as the quality of the media. You get what you pay for.


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 No.1405[Reply]

Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th Century
Which do you like most? Baroque is my favorite,

 No.1406

Baroque has the best composers that ever existed, in my opinion. I always find myself going back and forth among the others but I always end visiting old Bach and Pachelbel to fill the day.

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>>1407
What the hell is this dubstep shit?


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 No.1397[Reply]

Felt like sharing this neat little genre. It originates from Black Metal. I came across this gem not too long ago, and can't help but love it. It's dull, but in an oddly comforting way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne8fzMxX2Ps
My favorite Dungeon Synth artists are Hedge Wizard, Fier, and Depressive Silence.
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 No.1400

I tried looking for more information but I couldn't find anything on my first try (and I'm slightly busy right now). Why is this called dungeon synth and what's its aim?
Like, from listening to it, it seems to be trying to emulate medieval music through computed-generated sounds, like what you'd hear in old dungeon crawlers from the 90's (hence the name, I suppose). I can't see where the black metal fits in all of it, but I dig it nonetheless.

 No.1401

>>1400
Right, nevermind, hit the dungeon synth wiki just after making this post. Disregard that.

 No.1402

That was actually really enjoyable, thanks for sharing it anon.

 No.1403

https://youtu.be/XKSu-wZChcQ here is a good one.

 No.1404

>>1400
The genre kind of roots from Varg Vikernes. He made one of the first Dungeon Synth albums when he had nothing to make music with but a synth.


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