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Jews and Muslims do not eat pork. The Catholics may have singlehandedly saved the pig from extinction.

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uziq wrote:

old norse was 600 AD not the last ice age. cool that they produce music 'using actual bones'. you must be very new to sound design. people sample and field record things all the time. it's perfectly quaint how you're impressed by these things. WoaH robert glasper incorporates BEAT-MAKING techniques! these people use OLD NORSE TEXTS!!!!

i don't know how you can listen to such poorly produced rubbish. do you have good headphones or even half-decent speakers or what? that track you linked sounds like amateurish, poorly mixed, barely mastered rubbish. it's aural mud.

A/B that song with the Raime or Haxan Cloak track. if you can't tell the difference in production standards and quality then you are out of your fucking little bird-brained head. cheeep cheeep cheeep

Of course it's not new but still nice when people make the effort to do it. I remember that when Dunkirk came out they had a whole expose on how hans zimmer incorporated beach sounds and mechanical elements into the soundtrack ... and it greatly added to the experience.

As to the mixing I find that hard to judge because some of it may be stylistic choices, if you're talking about clarity of the voices or the volume levels, I also know next to nothing about this band. I gathered they're very popular in the subgenre so I'm sure that if they wanted to they could easily find A+ producers/mixers and studio environments to record their stuff.

Last edited by Larssen (2020-12-10 10:20:58)

SuperJail Warden wrote:

And have they ever thanked us from protecting their pork? No.

Still I am not a fan of pork period. Pork is gross. I don't like the taste or texture without the addition of spices and turning it into either bacon or sausage.

Have you ever had pork belly? Pork tenderloin? You don't like ham?

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

And have they ever thanked us from protecting their pork? No.

Still I am not a fan of pork period. Pork is gross. I don't like the taste or texture without the addition of spices and turning it into either bacon or sausage.

Have you ever had pork belly? Pork tenderloin? You don't like ham?

I have had those before and don't like. I don't like sliced ham either. I like deli spiced ham, salami, hot dogs and SPAM even. But those things are processed to hell and back that they are pork only in spirit.

Yummy carcinogens.

The trick is portion control. Don't eat too much shitty food and you will be fine. For instance, today I had a bowl of corn pops for breakfast.

Then I had two chili and cheese hotdogs just now for dinner. I am officially done for the day.

Last edited by SuperJail Warden (2020-12-10 11:28:13)

I thought cheese coneys counted as shitty food healthwise

Larssen wrote:

It was the first example that sprung to mind - but If it doesn't matter why would they put particular emphasis on it for the behind the scenes of the score?

I might as well just name the copious use of gunshots etc in old rock/metal or rap albums but that's a little different imo

you should look into matthew herbert's work. or matmos. they have made entire concept albums out of particular source material/samples and/or field recordings. the sound design is insane. a single 30-second recording can be turned into an entire ensemble using sound design. a kick drum, synthetic strings (via karplus synthesis and comb filters), pads, percussion ... everything.

pretty much anything is possible with electronic music nowadays. someone using 'actual bones' is a nice publicity point and it adds to the 'authenticity' of this stuff, no doubt, but as i said above, it's basically roleplay. you can make any music with any source material thesedays: so how about making the results good?

again, it's more the fact that you seem so surprised and impressed by this stuff.

Last edited by uziq (2020-12-10 11:47:57)

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i'm not really into house music anymore but this shit is kinda legit to vibe to



i remember when i first heard it last winter, me and my brother getting geared up for a night ski session at mt high playing some random sirius station this track came on and we were dancing when the beat really dropped. we probably looked retarded as hell but fuck that was a good day just feeling free as fuck, before all the covid and other bad shit that would end up happening in the coming months

Good God, youtube auto played an Emo song that was uploaded in 2006.

Those young people are from my generation!

people dance to it in clubs and festivals. S.A.M. had the biggest house tune of 2019, basically, in 'dance' circles.

i don't know why everything has to be 'niche' when you guys haven't heard of it there's a big wide old world out there, androoz!

this tune was everywhere in summer 2019, you'd hear it at every club, festival, daytime session, etc. of course, i'm not talking about EDM festivals and girls with pink fluffy bands around their ankles and wrists. i'm not a fucking idiot. this is actual music not candy-fluff for teens to 'roll on molly' for the first time to.

the song you linked would sound obnoxiously bad on a club system. it's made for radio. it's a pop tune. there are no dynamics in the track.