Replies to yuri, page 16

Cloud yuri

@yuri we need a meet up

Pony yuri

@yuri #EPIC!!!

Scribus yuri

@yuri You can't un-ring a bell. :(

Scribus yuri

@yuri Well, now that you actually *want* it... :p

Scribus yuri

@yuri So tempted to abuse my powers and delete that.

Firestorm yuri

@yuri It's always the answer, good pony. http://ur1.ca/87quf

Jaden Stock LyokoTravels , yuri

@lyokotravels @yuri 3.14159265358979323846264338327495028841971 Is all I know.

StrengthUnknown yuri

@yuri If you flip the number 3.14 you ge-

LyokoTravels yuri

@yuri 3.14 Pi

Ryan Woo God , yuri

@yuri @A@

Jacob Anderson yuri

@yuri I haven't heard this one in a LOOOONG time...

LyokoTravels yuri

@yuri http://ur1.ca/87qtf

Toothpaste Pony! yuri

@yuri Using my definition yes. Do I actually, no. :P

Toothpaste Pony! yuri

@yuri Ehh, you got me there. xD

Toothpaste Pony! yuri

@yuri The ability to think and make decisions, basically. lol.

Toothpaste Pony! yuri

@yuri In my mind, being alive is defined as having an intelligence, either small like a cell's primary instincts or massive like a humans.

colfax yuri

@yuri It actually much simpler than that, if you enjoy the sound, it's music; if you don't, it's just noise.

Richard E. Schade yuri

@yuri it could be considered a relaxing tone for some hence it is music to them. anything that sounds or feels good could be considered music to ones ears

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri By the person listening to it. It's subjective. What sounds rhythmic to one might sound random to another if the rhythm is odd. (I know that, personally, I hear a lot of rhythms where there shouldn't even be any.)

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri I wouldn't say "constant". As long as a rhythm can be identified enough to be predicted, I'd consider it rhythmic.

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri Yes, like a beat.

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri I wouldn't call _all_ sound rhythmic. If there's an identifiable sequence of timing, then yes, it's rhythmic. A sound such as that made by bubble wrap when you twist it to the point of popping? I wouldn't call that rhythmic.

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri With an open mind, any sound with a constant rhythm can be considered music. I suppose you could specify further and say "rhythmic sound that express emotion is music", though. Actually, that might be a better way to put it.

Richard E. Schade yuri

@yuri everyone has their music preference. I'm mostly into metal/rock, Techno, Classic, and Drum & Bass

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri Said property is rhythm.

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri I'm not sure whether you're defining music or songs. I'm talking about the former. If you're talking about the latter, I apologize.

Richard E. Schade yuri

@yuri this is also an awesome song even tho it has dubstep in it. this is probably the only dubstep song I like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RTlB8Hmcw0

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri That's a rather narrow outlook, though. Just because the majority see music in pieces does not mean music only exists in pieces. Music, as an abstract concept, is not an outlined script of sound, but merely rhythm contained within sound.

RedEnchilada (notice the lack of a space) yuri

@yuri But if you change music to different music, it's still music. It's not the same piece, but it hasn't turned into a different thing.