With my newly released EP, I made a lyric video to see if I could visually show the movie that was in my head when I was writing the song. Interestingly, trying to visually create a story takes in new directions even when it is close to what inspired the song. There was a part of me that was fascinated and torn by this technology. I don't use generative AI for writing music, but for making videos, it is promising. What do you think? Would you use it to make music videos?
Living with musicians: dream setup or daily test of patience?
The Debate: Is sharing space with other musicians a vibe, or a chore?
On one side, there’s late-night jams, instant feedback, and random moments of inspiration. On the other, there’s noise, clutter, bad timing, and the eternal fight for quiet.
Why It Matters: Your environment shapes how consistently you practice, listen, and stay motivated.
Team A vibe or Team B chore, and what makes it feel that way for you?
This is a real problem, particularly if you have a family. This is my case. Indeed, children need regularity and time and musicians are in constant instability and research needs time too ; maybe someone find a way, I didn't for now ! But, disadvantages are compensated if you arrive to do as many things as possible with all your family and they experience things that few people will ever know I think...
I started playing the Ryhtmic Parrot game a few weeks ago. I was just wondering if any of you (more experienced players) have been able to input the rythms on the game with something other than your keyboard or mouse. I was thinking a drum pad would be very cool to be able to use, but it seems only some games allow for MIDI input.
Congrats! I am wondering how exactly to get this badge. I watched 80% of the videos, and then I passed the test with 13/15 but I don’t know where the badge is or if I got it. Can someone please help?
Hey guys, just a question on sus2 and sus4 chords, I find them quite difficult to tell apart. Personally I try to mentally take apart the notes which takes quite some time, or feel out where the tonal cluster is and flip a coin.
Does anyone have any tips on this, or it's just a matter of practice?
These are tough, I will say on chordelius ot helped me to use the compare after you get them wrong to help you tell the difference.
What Sebastian mentioned was my problem, I was getting the notes right but not in the right order. Also, hearing the character was tough for me, but eventually a combination of listening for character/figuring out what notes were in the chord got me past those levels in chordelius.
I would say get familiar with the sound of a M2 and P4 against its root. The better you get at hearing those, start to add M2 and P4 against its root and major 3rd.
I break things up into smaller chunks if the whole is to difficult.
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