Post AMDgjXF76eAfc5wvjs by thor@berserker.town
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 (DIR) Post #AMDgjMCw8OtTO9qXJo by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:29:28Z
       
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       an example of why vocals can carry a song fully, with no need for musical instruments:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-diB65scQU(Bob Ferrin - Don't Worry Be Happy)one of the songs i use as evidence of my theory that hit songs don't really need anything but the human voice, and why a good vocal track can be the life or death of a song.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjVNu100rqm2vA0 by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:35:04Z
       
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       if my line of work was "audio engineer", a crucial part of that would be to get the right people standing at the microphone.tech can't compensate for lack of talent.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjW8hD1RYBtwI64 by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:37:43Z
       
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       i remember trying to get an otherwise intelligent relative of mine to understand the concept of hitting the right pitch when singing.i had her rigged up with a condenser mic and a DAW.she was completely and utterly unable to get it. she wouldn't be a semitone off. she was several whole notes off.and i wondered how this person was able to enjoy music at all. her sense of pitch was non-existent.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjWjuydDY3LM17A by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:39:55Z
       
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       she was basically tone blind but she liked the idea of singing. i thought humans had an innate ability to understand pitch, but she simply did not. no matter how patient i was, even singing a few notes myself to show her, she just utterly failed to catch on. i was baffled that she couldn't hear it.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjXF76eAfc5wvjs by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:42:12Z
       
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       how can you not hear when things aren't on pitch?well... turns out, there are people who are completely deaf to it.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjZtbF5kDqEuI7c by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:44:21Z
       
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       you would think they'd hear the pitches vibrate uncomfortably when they're not hitting the harmonic mathematical relationships, but i could not, despite best efforts, get her to notice that. she was utterly and completely oblivious to frequency beating.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjaaUfc3VzGyXyq by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:53:15Z
       
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       demonstration of things being out of tune, for those who might not get the problem:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yia8spG8OmAthough i wonder if, if you're that tone deaf, you wouldn't even notice the difference. it becomes the most unpleasant-sounding toward the last 3rd of the video.
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgjbFcCiwu2oDO4m by blaha@noagendasocial.com
       2022-08-05T13:57:39Z
       
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       @thor my wife is exactly like this, cannot hear much pitch difference but loves singing anyway. I experiment on her constantly.I recently discovered she has always believed the first six notes of "Happy Birthday" use exactly the same pitches as the following six notes
       
 (DIR) Post #AMDgmyWW8LeZ5kjKwC by thor@berserker.town
       2022-08-05T13:59:40Z
       
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       @blaha there is totally a difference on the 5th and 6th notes on those patterns