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Why is ambient super popular (for iOS Producers)?
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Oh yeah I thought I made it clear, I have no issue with people not liking anything. It’s just the handful of overtly negative comments claiming it’s not real music that I have an issue with. I couldn’t care less whether people like it or not, but the fine line between the 2 has been crossed multiple times in this thread in ways that felt disrespectful (and it doesn’t seem like I’m nearly alone in that).
And I definitely don’t expect the majority here to like it. Again, I was focuses on the ones saying it’s not real music, which to me, isn’t the same as disliking something. If I dislike a burger I’m not gonna tell someone it isn’t real food 😂
You do realise the amount of work involved in doing a youtube channel on iOS music and the extemely meagre rewards? You do also realise the huge array of skills required? Not just knowledge, but many other things like communication skills, musical skills, taste etc? You want top level experts, go pay top level money
And just to pre-empt any snarky replies, I'm not saying that knowing what a phase switch does is high level knowledge, but you get my point. And what exactly is the relevance of your comment to this thead about ambient being popular? Anyway, phase knobs are something guitarists tend to know about. Not everyone can be an expert on all aspects of music. Maybe you can share some of your stuff and enjoy watching people pick it apart? This just seemed like a very mean spirited comment.
thanks, i think you answered my question.
Tim Hecker’s Ravedeath,1972 is probably my fav ambient album of all time along with Oneohtrix point never Rifts.
I believe a combination of both. 🤣 I mean the person said "The reactions always speak for themselves. You don't have to embarrass anyone, they do it themselves" and then embarrassed themselves.
whats ambient music? is that like radiohead and coldplay type stuff?
your last sentence is not correct, i embarrassed nobody.
He could just have said nothing. instead he's showing more no-ledge.
so its like i said. they do it themselve.
They both look like "art" to me. The first one I find ugly, visually and emotionally, and I would never hang it in my home. The banana is funny, makes a statement about art that is interesting, I would hang that one in my home. It's subjective, we like what we like.
I used to be proud of the effort that I put into my tunes as if that made up for the lack of connection people felt about them. There are no medals for effort in art, all that matters is- did I enjoy the process, and if I want other people to relate, did I communicate?
If "phase switch" has but one and only one referent in the entire world of amplified sound and electronic music, I would be shocked. Is that your claim? A phase switch on an electric guitar and a phase switch on a stereo amplifier serve the same purpose?
And you could've said nothing too, and yet here we are.
@Gavinski is a knowledgeable Youtuber. Will he know everything there is to know about everything? Of course not. He's not omniscient. Nobody is. However, it seems you desire to place impossible standards on what he and other content creators cover on their respective channels.
Questions - Do you know everything there is to know about music production? Do you plan to start a Youtube channel to educate all those "no-ledgable" content creators? Do you have any actual musical credentials at all? You don't have to prove anything, of course, but I'm rather curious about the person behind such boastful comments. 🤔
It took me a while to understand "Comedian" (the banana) myself as I've previously mentioned, but once I realised it did provoke some sort of reaction from me, even if negative at first, that it was indeed art. It made me feel something .
Exactly. It's all about enjoying the process.
Just to be pedantic, if it's a switch it's likely a polarity switch as phase refers to positions in a cycle relative to another waveform.
But also, so what?
Says the person who resurrected this thread
Can we start talking about that banana again?
Both of them have such creative minds and just fantastic bodies of work. I also have a soft spot for Returnals. That’s the first OPN album I heard years ago and have been hooked ever since.
Disintegration Loops truly is top tier experimental/ambient music making. Everywhere At the End of Time is another somewhat similar but equally genius album.
Wow just when I thought this thread couldn’t get more toxic and annoying someone comes along and sets a new bar 😂
Don’t fret @Gavinski, you’re clearly very knowledgeable and great at what you do.
For sure! I truly believe Opn’s R plus seven is one of the most unique and creative electronic albums ever and I'm more of a electro/techno fan.
True that! Cool to see another Hecker/OPN fan in the wild! Love that he’s getting score work now too. Any time an experimental artist gets a “big break” I’m happy.
We need a banana art thread
Yes we do. 😂 🍌
EDM you can just pay people to make your shit until you learn how to do it.
Anyway I think there is two different iOS music makers. The kind that just enjoy playing around and treating it like a jukebox/pianola thing and the people trying to make planned music with it. Nothing wrong with either.
LOL! So true. So many ghost producers in the genre these days.
I do both, lol. Sometimes I just enjoy playing around, and sometimes I make a planned-out production. "The Collector's Heart" is an example where I even notated the melody and chords before producing it in NS2.
A.M.B.I.E.N.T: Amateur Music By Inexperienced Enthusiasts, No Talent.
Those are fightin words, pal! 😂 Kidding, lol. I'm definitely inexperienced with Ambient than other genres I produce, but that's okay. It's all in practice, research, and knowing which reverbs fit the best for the given piece of Ambient music that can cover up any mistakes. 🤣
Because it’s fairly easy…anyone can do it to some extent…
It’s literally a few chord progressions and noodling around in big reverb mostly
No real structure or anything
Recording a dope trip on instruments
Don’t get me wrong I like some ambient stuff…
but yea I can make it with my peen on a touchscreen