Nort listens to classical music on mute and copy and pastes opinions from obscure Reddit forums
dam didn't have to go for him that hard
dam didn't have to go for him that hard
I’m trying to summon him
MC-Breakdown video is so good, especially for 97. Always thought Hype did this video though(Diane Martel is the director)
I mention allisonxo
then wallah! mariah song!
Nort listens to classical music on mute and copy and pastes opinions from obscure Reddit forums
Camille: long detailed post about the theory behind some old thing
Nort: swirls Capri sun hmmmnn....yes. quite.
MC-Breakdown video is so good, especially for 97. Always thought Hype did this video though(Diane Martel is the director)
bone thugs
I made that up but it fits
nort went on r/classical and thought they were too elitist and snooty and left
Camille: long detailed post about the theory behind some old thing
Nort: swirls Capri sun hmmmnn....yes. quite.
nort went on r/classical and thought they were too elitist and snooty and left
bro no way
bro no way
he said the other day
also said their recommendations were trash
Hey @Camille , been thinking a lot about this lately
How do commercial jingles employ advanced principles of music theory, specifically through the strategic use of modal interchange, counterpoint, and rhythmic motifs, to effectively enhance both brand recall and emotional resonance within a typically brief auditory exposure?
Hey @Camille , been thinking a lot about this lately
How do commercial jingles employ advanced principles of music theory, specifically through the strategic use of modal interchange, counterpoint, and rhythmic motifs, to effectively enhance both brand recall and emotional resonance within a typically brief auditory exposure?
what r u a professor
what r u a professor
I’m not a biter I’m a writer for myself and others
he said the other day
also said their recommendations were trash
bro this is insane
that has to be hell for me
Hey @Camille , been thinking a lot about this lately
How do commercial jingles employ advanced principles of music theory, specifically through the strategic use of modal interchange, counterpoint, and rhythmic motifs, to effectively enhance both brand recall and emotional resonance within a typically brief auditory exposure?
they don't they stick to diatonic melodies or just use old pop songs/rock songs to get nostalgia
they don't they stick to diatonic melodies or just use old pop songs/rock songs to get nostalgia
Processing this slowly and piecewise
Ok got it