What do Supertone and Vaporware have in common? that's right,
they are musical genres born on the internet, what if we also create one?
Welcome.
I hope you like this new format, recently while I was
outside of YouTube, I've been working on various things.
One of them is create a musical genre, you see, about 2 months ago.
I was arguing on discord, about a certain channel
more specifically, on the channel of my best friend, Cykada (vinyl for the
friends) I recommend that you subscribe to his channel, if you aren't
yet. well the point is he has a special way of doing
music, it shows a lot in its beginnings
what really got my attention, listen.
This is a song that I did with him.
In the end we decided to create a genre from that, and it was called Kadacore
Kadacore: musical genre inspired by the absence of bass and extreme
distortion generated by filtering a lot the kick
I know that maybe there are even more important things to worry about
instead of making a musical genre, since there are already thousands of them
but let's continue, I decided to inaugurate the genre collaborating with acid Applejck
Which I also recommend that you subscribe
then this is the final result
the truth is that it did not turn out as well, as I expected
something must have gone wrong in the process, so I set about finding out,
What makes the song different with cycada vs the song
with acid applejack, it turns out that in several studies it is shown how
our brains react to the bass in a song, an article in
specific, talks about how our bodies seem to feel more bass
than our ears, How will you know the sound is nothing more than the impulses of
our brains, which are generated from the waves that
travel in the air, and collide with our ears, defending their
frequency, that is, how many times the wave vibrates per second
we can distinguish the height of the sound, so we can differentiate between sounds
treble, mid or bass, but for the moment we will concentrate on the bass
There are certain frequencies, below 20 hertz, where
our ears can no longer distinguish waves as sounds, instead
our body manages to distinguish them as vibrations, and that
feels good
We want to keep listening to the bass, that's why there are so many videos with
the phrase "Bass boosted" in the title, but there is also another reason why
Bass songs are good, and I think it's even more important
Bass is the harmonic and rhythmic base of a song, This works
like a mattress, thus giving meaning to the other sounds, returning to the
article of the Merriam School of Music, a study by trainor and
colleagues at the Processing of the National Academy of Sciences
which says:
That is why when deleting the bass from a song
It feels empty, almost without rhythm. at this point make a genre
based only on the absence of the bass seems like a great nonsense, but
however the song with cykada, Even without the bass, seems to keep the
pace and intensity, it almost covers the entire audio spectrum.
except of course, the bass. in fact the song has
similarities to something called White Noise.
in short, White noise is a persistent noise over time.
Which covers most frequencies.
An example would be the sound of rain, wind, many people
hablando en una cafetería o el ventilador de tu casa
this kind of noise feels so good, that there are hundreds of videos of more than an hour
where only white noise is heard
and it is that it helps us concentrate, and even ca-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW0ev98jR6U
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