[ SECRET POST #4022 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4022 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you straight up do not get.

[(Anonymous)]

Anything to do with music theory. I don't understand keys, don't understand timing, don't understand chords, none of it. I am just a monkey who likes it when the noises sound good.

It kinda sucks cause everyone in my family besides me is at least casually a musician, and I love musicals and stuff, but I can't understand music past a very surface level.

Re: Things you straight up do not get.

[syncing_feeling]

I'm with you on this one. My dad is hugely into making music and has tried to give me lessons in music software like Reason and he might as well be speaking a different language. His electronics setup is starting to resemble a spaceship cockpit. Just buttons and lights and dials everywhere and he knows what every single one of them does.

But ask him to hook up a PS4 to the TV and turn it on and he has no idea where to start. :>

Re: Things you straight up do not get.

[(Anonymous)]

Same. Honestly I have a hard time even processing how other people can be good at music. I mean I get it on an abstract level. I have my own arts I'm good at, and I know to other people it can seem like just pulling pictures out of thin air, but there's a process and reasons the lines go where they do, which I've learned over a number of years. Consciously this makes sense to me and I understand it's the same sort of thing with musicians, but when I actually encounter them I'm just like ARE YOU MAGIC.