/mu/ - Music

It's 100% plausible but we need proof.

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>>88078

What action do we take. I believe this.

>>88078

I mean, I'm a brony, but I came here from /b/ because the music thread there is nothing but kpop because the mods are gay.

So seriously I don't know.

It wouldn't shock me considering how awful the board is getting.

Let me necrobump this thread, because it occurs to me I have a question about music.

In the brony fandom, there's a thing that happens when musicians make songs … they use vocals from the show. But not at all as expected; it may or MAY NOT be in to tell or story, as per lyrics, but instead may be used as the music

The embedded link is prominent because the audio is almost exclusively vocal clips, cut and tortured into pure music with a decent backbeat added. all the video matches where the audio clip came from, which may or may not have been vocoded into irrecognizeability given the needs of that section of song.

Some other examples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPka2FONU9c self described as 'glitch' – most of the vocals are in the right order, but the DJ keeps backspinning it

She's a Pony does this thing, too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlWKBX8li9w

So … is 'glitch' the genre? Does anime or harry potter music do that? Anybody else use source vocals to generate totally unrelated songs?

>>88611

>glitch

This on calls itself gabber. Gabber pony-music may, or may not have vocals at all, but when they do, it tends to be directly from the show, not some human's singing added later and sliced & diced.

What ever are you talking about?

>>88611

Instead of bumping a thread that isn't about music, read the rules and post your question in the QTDDTOT sticky.

Thanks for the intel, bub

disaster diverted