i am trying to do this. someone please explain the steps i need to take in order to become an expert performer of these kinds of works or a composer of these kinds of works.
expensive equipment, lots of research on the right composers, experiment your own ideas, experiment your own ideas, experiment your own ideas, practice a lot, learn to listen to the world around you, maybe go to a music university to study Music Technology where experts can teach you how to do all this stuff. Its not going to happen overnight.
@Zedzilla Make a piezoelectric contact mic and then fuck around. These guys were just experimenting making different sounds, I don't even see why it's labeled music.
no i know how to make this stuff, and i know why it's considered music. I want to do this professionally, is what I'm saying. don't appreciate the condescending comment from chickadee1391 down there either ;)
@Zedzilla I'm seriously curious as to why it's considered music. I didn't even think it was anything more than experimentation until the end. So to satiate my curiosity can you please explain?
As for doing it professionally... I don't really think there's a market for it. You'd probably have to be a student or professor in music to do this and receive money for it.
@Valkyriefury is it sound? yes. Then it is music. people may argue that to death, but I've played stuff like this live (a lot more noisy and rhythmic though), and while this specific performance doesn't impress me at all, I would love to be able to learn the science that may or may not be behind compositions such as this. based on this video, and others on youtube, it seems mostly interpretative. i like microphone feedback, as a sound, so my opinion is not necessarily the best, i suppose
@Zedzilla I know this science, I'm just not a fan. I take the commonly excepted definition of music, anything like this video strikes me as interesting and curious, but not music.
Nevertheless, do as you enjoy. I wouldn't have dissuaded John Cage and I won't dissuade you.
that is one sick beard...
kingophio 6 months ago
Very good!
afsdasdasda 11 months ago
WTF?! How is this auditorily stimulating on any level.
reeseslover19 1 year ago
i am trying to do this. someone please explain the steps i need to take in order to become an expert performer of these kinds of works or a composer of these kinds of works.
Zedzilla 2 years ago
expensive equipment, lots of research on the right composers, experiment your own ideas, experiment your own ideas, experiment your own ideas, practice a lot, learn to listen to the world around you, maybe go to a music university to study Music Technology where experts can teach you how to do all this stuff. Its not going to happen overnight.
Chicadee1391 1 year ago
@Zedzilla Make a piezoelectric contact mic and then fuck around. These guys were just experimenting making different sounds, I don't even see why it's labeled music.
Valkyriefury 9 months ago
@Valkyriefury
no i know how to make this stuff, and i know why it's considered music. I want to do this professionally, is what I'm saying. don't appreciate the condescending comment from chickadee1391 down there either ;)
Zedzilla 9 months ago
@Zedzilla I'm seriously curious as to why it's considered music. I didn't even think it was anything more than experimentation until the end. So to satiate my curiosity can you please explain?
As for doing it professionally... I don't really think there's a market for it. You'd probably have to be a student or professor in music to do this and receive money for it.
Valkyriefury 9 months ago
@Valkyriefury is it sound? yes. Then it is music. people may argue that to death, but I've played stuff like this live (a lot more noisy and rhythmic though), and while this specific performance doesn't impress me at all, I would love to be able to learn the science that may or may not be behind compositions such as this. based on this video, and others on youtube, it seems mostly interpretative. i like microphone feedback, as a sound, so my opinion is not necessarily the best, i suppose
Zedzilla 9 months ago
@Zedzilla I know this science, I'm just not a fan. I take the commonly excepted definition of music, anything like this video strikes me as interesting and curious, but not music.
Nevertheless, do as you enjoy. I wouldn't have dissuaded John Cage and I won't dissuade you.
Valkyriefury 9 months ago
Very minimalist. Awesome, dudes!
1235washington 2 years ago
the asian guy is totally emo! ;)
Veit81 2 years ago