Would a 90 minute album of nothing but 1 note repeated over and over again be liked here?
Would a 90 minute album of nothing but 1 note repeated over and over again be liked here?
Eli Bell
Cooper Johnson
I already like this.
Justin Ross
yes but no after it gets popular
Mason Morris
Luke Nguyen
>not 90 minutes
>has more than 1 note
not anywhere near what I'm asking
Eli Nelson
does the same note in different octaves count
Leo Wood
What is drone
Nolan Young
I love William Basinski
Bentley Lewis
show off
Adrian Gonzalez
no
one note
continuously
for 90 minutes
usually has more than one note
Hunter Thomas
For what purpose
Adrian Allen
Carter Cook
Almost like this but even more stripped back?
Nolan Carter
it'd probably be hailed as a minimalist drone masterpiece
Jeremiah Sanchez
It’s only 40 minutes, but the second track on this album is the same note continuously
Daniel Stewart
Here you go OP, I made such an album especially for you. It took me years to hone these guitar skills but it's finally paid off. I hope you enjoy.
Sorry that it's only 86 minutes minutes long by the way, I just couldn't think how to fill the remaining four minutes.
Robert Cook
Well since the majority of Sup Forums seems to think that:
>too repetitive
>not complex enough
aren't legitimate criticisms of music, then I would think there would be a lot of people here who would love it
Matthew Miller
depends on the one note. my interest is thoroughly piqued though
Ethan Cruz
Good point frogposter, i agree
Asher Torres
Just call someone and listen to the phone ring and loop it for 90 minutes.
Brayden Cooper
''In music, a drone is a harmonic or monophonic effect or accompaniment where a note or chord is continuously sounded throughout most or all of a piece.''
Read next time you idiot.
Brody Scott
Judging by the lack of response to this I think the answer to OP’s question is no.
Julian Jackson
C#3
Jason Flores
something hi pitched quite a bit, keep peoples interest
Juan Long
the majority of Sup Forums are morons. anybody with a brain knows that complexity and repetitiveness are important factors in making good music.
Lucas Rogers
Only 60 minutes but otherwise I think this is what you're looking for
youtube.com
Charles Johnson
m8 is that a bend i hear?
is a pitch being bent?
it's not the same fucking note now is it?
Jack Reyes
/r/ that greentext where guy has an euphoric experience listening a climax of some drone album in a train but afterwards notices that his music player actually got stuck in a loop of 1-2 seconds of random noise
Jordan Thomas
>>has more than 1 note
Xavier Young
I will in future strive to achieve more consistent artistic excellence and purity. Sorry I failed you.
Elijah Davis
>oh haha it's an OCTAVE so it's the SAME
no
I want the same fucking wavelength for 90 minutes
Luke Martinez
boring
Gavin Richardson
Here's 3 hours of one note (curated by Jeff Mangum): wfmu.org
Ian Butler
This
Nolan Morris
any time a note is going to be played on a standard instrument you will have many wavelengths coming together to for a sound :^)
you need a sine wave oscillator
James Russell
Closest thing I could find that was almost interesting to listen to
Juan Jones
>implying I couldn't do it with a theremin
Jayden Wilson
lol stay PERFECTLY still for 90 minutes
Colton Murphy
>turn theremin on
>leave room
get rekt
Nolan Reyes
Holy shit. I've been looking for this for a while. Thanks user.
Blake Murphy
What note is this?
Zachary Brown
And of course Sachiko M delivers. OF COURSE.