What's the most important element of music, the songwriting (melodies, harmony, etc) or the production (mixing, mastering, sound designing)?
What's the most important element of music, the songwriting (melodies, harmony, etc) or the production (mixing...
production is not a necessity and music has existed thousands of years before it was conceived.
The sales you fucking faggot.
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that's why no one listens tradional music you cuck
not songwriting, most musical works arent even songs
but it exists now, doesn't it?
I asked you to choose between a and b, yet you picked c
what do you mean?
bump
great music is all about being a cuck
Songwriting matters more.
I listen to metal, and production varies greatly in that genre. I listen to music every day with not great production. Suuuper shitty production can ruin songs for me though (an instrument is too loud, over-compressed, etc.).
I do think production matters significantly more in pop and radio music, because these songs prominently feature the singer, the instrumentals are simple, and people like bass in their cars. You won't get to the top in pop unless you have good production, but nothing will matter if your music is shitty.
Who is "no one"? Maybe you should take a visit to other countries.
genius, whatever manner that may be
marketing
I wouldn't underestimate the effect that clear production has but think about the genres of music that thrive on being a bit lo-fi: shoegaze, black metal, vaporwave
This. Production is secondary and circunstancial.
>that perfect level of pudge
the most important element is how hot the singer is
brostep is american dancepop based off of the rhythm and song structure of dubstep. dubstep is a british dance genre that came to prominence in the early 2000s and evolved from garage that took a heavy influence from dub.
she's practically a skeleton
so is she a shemale or a trap. Usually I can tell the difference, but not here
trap.
skrillex is brostep
the Marketing
the Album Cover
He's an underaged faggot who thinks songwriting = lyrics
like said,
traditional and classical music is still the most played and recognized globally, everyone knows moonlight sonata or greensleeves.
I listen to mostly traditional music
>song starts
>it isn't even a song
pro-tip of the century: lo-fi recording IS a production technique
shoegaze and vaporwave especially depend on their 'production'. What the actual fuck is shoegaze without post effects? A bunch of Irish twinks whispering to slow, open guitar chords.
Vaporave without reverb, sampling, or glitchy drum sequences? That type of music literally can't exist without its production.
I don't think some of you understand how much of music is 'produced'. Writing a 4 chord progression is very different than writing a 4 chord progression with the perfect reverb tail and creamy, filtered distortion, panning in stereo from left-to-right. That's where the song becomes something.
no thank you to the girl in pic related
weird, cuz it's a hard yes for me