Posts from Lucent Wish

It's just that this repetitive striking motion is very pronounced here, so I mentioned it. Anyone knowledgeable in this field can explain the technique, ease of use, and other aspects. As for whether it's boring, that's subjective.

Well, explain it, what's stopping you?

After last year's picture, it's strange that we didn't get together and beat up Nebosa in a dark alley; I won't even mention the story.

Well, I already wrote that the track is quite simple technically and boring for me personally. The guy just hits a couple of drums at a fast tempo, that’s it.

No, explain it from a professional point of view. You can say that about anything! Look at that guy, a simpleton, drawing on paper with a pencil and compass, and then they build houses based on his drawings – it’s nothing like Aivazovsky! And this one, he sits in his little cabin high up, lifts slabs, ha-ha-ha, he’s like Michael Schumacher racing around on the floor!

From a professional standpoint, this type of game doesn't require a lot of skill. For terms and detailed explanations, you can consult an experienced musician. They might provide a more detailed breakdown, but the essence will remain the same. They'll write about rhythm, time signature, meter, tempo, volume, and so on. Alternatively, read some forums or learn more about playing the drums in general.

What about the tempo, size, and volume? I thought these parameters were adjusted individually for different compositions.

Well, in this composition, the entire song is almost at the same volume, and the tempo is practically the same; it just slows down sometimes. One rhythm is played with both hands, alternating. When you play different rhythms with both hands, it becomes more complex, especially when combined with alternating drum patterns, plus fills and other elements.

SOAD has some complex parts, and Muse has them too, and so on. Of course, not in every song, and not throughout the entire song, and they aren't the most complex parts in the world, but they are there.

I can recommend you listen to mathematical metal, which will make your head spin after about ten minutes of listening. It's very complex, requires a lot of skill, with intricate riffs and drumming that will put many others to shame. You immediately believe that these guys have a ton of skill.

I heard something like that, but I don't remember anything except the speed.

You could try to guess who is who in Koshi's drawings...

I found myself. Then I found everyone else. I'm just not sure if I correctly identified Nera's companion.

I scrolled through the image from the top and saw Fragment first. I thought the king was building castles. Then I scrolled to the end, and everything became clear.

I also initially thought it was you. I was even surprised. Then I scrolled down further.

Lol. Sesam, I'm not sure about the person Nera is talking to; I think I created decent character descriptions, but it's interesting to see what people say about themselves.

Number One - 7. Whoa, now this is the kind of Halloween I like, not some-blah-blah-about-stupid-humanity. But still, it doesn't quite reach Lord of the Rings.
Something about leaves - 5. Not a bad start, but the vocals really are dreary. Even irritating in places.
I will be a shaman king - 6. It went down okay compared to the previous one, but overall not my taste.
Chugayster - 9. Probably the best song by this band. But the Belarusian version is cooler, in my opinion.
Moskau one two three - 6. More arena music. I wanted to add a point for the Telecasters, but then I saw the end of the clip and remembered that the visuals shouldn't affect the rating x) Well, you get which song about Moskau deserves a higher score.
Victoria' same Secret - 7 rakataka-dan-dan-dan out of 10. Now, this isn't Sonata's best song, far from it. And the "solo" turned out kind of muddled. But still, the Van Canto style pulls it through.
Rory Gallagher - 7. I liked it. Again, I restrained myself from adding a point for the Gibson J-series.
Lost Last forever - 6. Eh, kind of okay, but nothing remarkable.
Valentina - 4. Hilarious; the girl's range is definitely wow, but I don't really want to hear it again)
Liam-Liam - 10. Alright, I won't be stingy. Another song I could send to a nostalgia contest. By the way, this isn't Deutsch, but Gaelic (Irish); there is a Deutsch version too, but it's worse.
Hardcore... nightcall... nightfall... pfft... Nightcore - 6. Kind of funny.
Niyaz - 7. Decent, but kind of monotonous toward the end.
Cowboys - 11 smirking yellow circles out of 10. I don't wanna live forever, I don't wanna break her heart tonight... *dancing away into the sunset*

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I'm not sure about Nayra's interlocutor myself; I think I sorted out the images okay, but it'll be interesting to see what people say about themselves.

Lol. At first, I saw a guy with a guitar and thought - that's me. Then I saw someone dancing on the shore: maybe that's me doing some Irish dance (though it doesn't look much like it), and Medge is the one with the guitar? Then I saw Nayra's interlocutor and got completely lost)
I'm still leaning toward the guitarist; he fits better than the others visually - I've never had particularly long hair (although I don't have a beard either, but I think I'll grow one someday).

Who is dancing on the shore? Is it a relative of Aretz who has been bitten?