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Mandatory link if you don't know this: https://www.youtube.com/user/smalin/ https://www.youtube.com/user/smalin/
by opinali 11y ago
Mandatory link if you don't know this:
https://www.youtube.com/user/smalin/ https://www.youtube.com/user/smalin/
- ctchocula 11y agoSeconded. The videos in that channel are a great help in seeing polyphony and how complex music can be behind-the-scene.
- sebkomianos 11y agoSeeing polyphony is an oxymoron; yet a so true one. It's a pity that our sense of hearing is not as strong. (same goes with pretty much all of them though)
- frogpelt 11y agoI don't mean to nitpick but your hearing has strengths and your eyesight has strengths. For instance, your eyesight is terrible at telling you a furniture truck is coming around the corner. If you were good at separating the individual elements of music without much effort, perhaps music wouldn't be nearly as appealing. Who knows?
- sebkomianos 11y agoYour example is wrong, I think: My eyesight can't tell me about the truck around the corner and I only know it when I hear it but that doesn't mean that I can see it next time. In comparison, when you "see" the polyphony you are one step closer to "hearing" it the next time.