Who is the worst inventor, and why is it Robert Moog for inventing the thing that ruined music forever?
Who is the worst inventor, and why is it Robert Moog for inventing the thing that ruined music forever?
Justin Thompson
Hudson Nguyen
zuckerberg
Christian Russell
tesla was the worst inventor.
Andrew Evans
Unironically Thomas Midgley Jr.
Chase Hill
music was ruined by digital recording, because no matter how high the bit rate, its just a single stream of zeros and ones that can never match the rich sound of wide tape. Very complex sound can be created with synthesizer, but even that is dead because dound recording all sounds thin and brittle when recroded on digital
Nathan Bennett
How did it ruin music forever?
Jordan Reed
fuck outta here dumb audiophile
Charles Butler
Sure is fucking /mu/ in here. Go back to your containment board.
Brayden Stewart
>fuck outta here
Awfully reddit in here
Caleb Green
Shove a coconut cable up your ass and kill yourself.
Matthew Ortiz
retarded/10
Elijah Ross
wow so clevar
Jordan Green
>muh music
Jow Forums is for technology, kindly fuck off to /mu/
Aiden Allen
No, we are here because your (((((technology))))) has ruined our glorious art form.
Cooper Fisher
just install java
Justin Lewis
delete system32
Parker Ward
It's saying I still have 32 systems to delete, what should I do? I already tried the magnet trick.
James Ortiz
so much butthurt
Henry Bailey
I was gonna say this guy as well.
Invented leaded fuel and CFC's
>In 1940, at the age of 51, Midgley contracted poliomyelitis, which left him severely disabled. He devised an elaborate system of ropes and pulleys to help others lift him from bed. In 1944, he was entangled in the device and died of strangulation.
Cooper Roberts
>he was entangled in the device and died of strangulation.
Fucking kek
Jacob Baker
recording technology actually did kill music.
Gabriel Long
Your art form has been shit for at least 30 years. Kill yourself.
Lincoln Martinez
THIS.
Parker Green
There's a reason I don't listen to anything before 1878
Eli Hill
pleb anything past 27 ad is shit.
Nicholas Allen
He's an assblasted /mu/tt who has an irrational amount of rage towards electronic music
Jason Martin
>Midgley's legacy has been scarred by the negative environmental impact of leaded gasoline and Freon. Environmental historian J. R. McNeill opined that Midgley "had more impact on the atmosphere than any other single organism in Earth's history", and Bill Bryson remarked that Midgley possessed "an instinct for the regrettable that was almost uncanny".
Nathan Collins
How many years has the average modern artist spent studying the art of music? Did they study under any other musicians? Are their songs just endless repeats of the same three notes and 2 sentences?
Can they tell me the difference between Ionian, Dorian, and Mixolydian modes? How about the difference of the keys of A Major and f# minor? How about a Coda?
You see its more than the instrument, the very way of composing music has gone from "How do we inspire emotion and provoke thought from our listeners?" to "Let's just do a catchy tune, throw in some shitty lyrics, and also crank the bass to 11"
Adrian Cruz
contemporary jazz musicians know the modes very well. modal jazz was a movement that got all the jazz guys thinking modally. and they all know their scales perfectly.
maybe they don't know what a coda is, but that's because it's a stupid italian word for a notational shortcut. it really has nothing to do with music theory, only music notation
you're complaining about popular music. jazz music is different.
and jazz guys can be popular, despite not making "popular music". check out Medeski, Martin, and Wood, especially their stuff with John Scofield. I guarantee all four of those guys are very well trained in music theory.
Lincoln Hill
PS:
i didn't think of this while writing my post, but jazz guys even took the idea of modes beyond the traditional (i guess greek? pythagorean?) modes.
look up "superlocrian mode". perfect example of jazz guys being the most elite on modal thinking