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Darnit, why do interesting conversation about music have to happen when I'm trying to study? :|
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:33:26 UTC from web-
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:34:10 UTC from web
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@scribus But I have to study calculus. :|
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:34:42 UTC from web-
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:35:04 UTC from web
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@scribus If I could, I would. XD
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:35:47 UTC from web
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@greydragon412 ... Makes me wonder if there's a metal song about math now. XD
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:36:14 UTC from web-
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:37:02 UTC from web
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@greydragon412 Yeah I found those too. Blah. xD
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:42:40 UTC from web -
@greydragon412 I remember when my local area got obsessed with math metal and grindcore, and my band couldn't book any shows as a result. the idea behind math or grind is you take a bunch of music students who want to try their skills to make the most complex show-offey sounds to impress others to be the next whoever they're inspired by - only problem is by the time they're done it's not music.
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:44:23 UTC from web-
@crusader8 I've heard things saying Mathcore was using odd off-beat rhythms, such as like 3/5 time (lolwhat?)
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:46:10 UTC from web-
@minti 3/5 can be done right (dream theatre) or done horribly wrong (mathcore)
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:49:36 UTC from web
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@greydragon412 Yeah true. I have no clue what the hell a composition in 3/5 time would look like. xD (Thus the lolwhat)
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:50:54 UTC from web -
@greydragon412 I'm pretty sure you could get 16 or 32, or any other 2^x value... Just outrageously uncommon to do more than 8. But I could be wrong, it's been years.
Thursday, 22-Mar-12 17:53:18 UTC from web
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