Favourite music

Well, that, um, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful pre-compression audio is brought to you surprisingly by a blue yeti. If, Matthew, you're still using the software that I know you to be using. Yes. And the software in question is Logitech Blue Voice, and it is absolutely amazing! Had it not been inaccessible. Regardless, um, I didn't exactly understand your question about, uh, uh, what's the thing? I didn't exactly understand your question about Greek music, John, so if you could, like, uh, type that out, or, like, rephrase that, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, man.

so about compression actually it sounds for me like radio commercial sound and sometimes that sounds funny but actually I prefer dynamic microphones for that because last time I tried popular microphones like Shure SM57 58 MV7 I didn't like them and now I have AT2020 and 2020 by American accent okay and I plan to buy Rodin T1 just to try but the problem is my voice because they have not so low voice in it no well something like that

Uh, well, I said, like, mainly I listen to a lot of different, like, eastern sounding music, so that can vary from, like, you know, Arab, Arabic music to, like, you know, Turkish and Greek and, you know, stuff like that, basically music that, you know, sounds stereotypically eastern.

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sorry i know i just derailed that entire topic there um but no uh recently i've been listening to a lot of uh songs by specifically like just generally in like 70s and 80s um before i was listening to a lot of 60s uh so like primarily like the beach boys and um jim reeves was also really good um and so i was listening to a lot of him um i also like some more country stuff so here i'm gonna play uh something for you here um here let's get this here so this is one of these songs that i always liked this is gentle on my mind by glenn campbell um a little bit more of a country sound to it late 60s it's knowing that your door is always open and your path is free to walk that makes me tend to leave my sleeping bag rolled up and stashed behind your couch so that's one um and the other ones so let me go to so for a lot of my um songs a lot of the songs by jim reeves that i like um i like this one especially it's called welcome to my world and it's one of the first songs i ever heard by him and uh it's really good i like just the way his voice sounds like combined with the piano and with everything the song the way it's mixed is very good um so here i'll play this for you a little bit welcome to my world won't you come on in miracles i guess still happen now and then and then there's so uh that was a few months ago when i was mainly listening to that um now it's um mostly gone into like 70s and 80s a little bit more um really my musical like taste changes over time but i still like the old songs um so here's a song by the bgs i've been listening to a lot um it's called how deep is your love and so i'll play a little bit of it i know your eyes in the morning sun i feel you touch me in the pouring rain and the moment that you wander far from me i want to feel you in my arms again and you come to me again and you come to me again and you come to me again and you come to me again so then there's that um and then so when i get feeling like like when i get to a point where i'm just like coding or whatever um a lot of times i'll just listen to some like lo-fi stuff and one of the my favorite artists that i have is uh called blue wednesday and this is a little portion of a song called bloom of theirs so a very uh relaxed sound really um and then every once in a while you know just like i said every once in a while my uh preferences change um but i always like the old songs too um just i just get in moods and stuff and want to listen to different things but everything's always everything is always good anyways that's all i'll play for now

oh yes music tastes what do i like well i basically listen to anything you throw at me i can party basically to anything i can party to rock i can party to folk i can party to pop i can you know whatever but if i have to choose i do listen to a lot of edm uh especially trance or like progressive uh techno as well uh i guess you could say sometimes hard style but usually like you know not as much um then i like you know like balkan like balkan stuff you know like rap and then like our pop you know like the local pop you know stuff like that uh i should show some examples of that one that would be interesting because our music is kind of crazy sometimes uh but yeah armstein i love them they're a very good band i uh listen to them a lot um i i really like them for some reason i don't even listen to that much rock but i like them

Um, yeah, so, music stuff, so, I'm into, like, um, metal, mostly, um, I'm into, like, soft metal, so I listen to a lot of, like, um, bands that you guys probably, like, um, I've never heard of, like, War of Ages, uh, for today, um, bands like that. I enjoy listening to them, they're really good, uh, Bloodlines is good, uh, Wolves of the Gate, all Christian metal bands, I, I enjoy listening to them, I think their message is really good, um, and that, I mean, I start my day off with, uh, bands like that, and then, uh, honestly, I'm not even gonna lie, I don't like, uh, rap music, uh, or, like, pop, I guess, but I, I can't stand it, I think it's annoying, and it sucks, I mean, the newer stuff, especially, uh, because I saw some people also said that, yeah, the newer stuff sucks, um, but, yeah.

I like hip-hop, R&B, classic rock, country, yeah hip-hop, R&B, classic rock, country, Motown, those are some of the music I like.

Hi folks, so I'm going to repeat hip-hop and R&B, those positions from the last post before mine. I will also add something that maybe doesn't typically go with hip-hop and R&B, which is J-pop, Japanese pop. I love it so much and it might make some people think that it is something to do with the K-pop scene, which has been very popular over the last few years, but actually it's something very different. J-pop is aesthetically, stylistically and kind of musically different from K-pop in the sense that K-pop is more Western sounding. It often looks into Western genres, genres that have been already accepted and kind of... cultivated, you know, nurtured by the many Western artists throughout the decades, but Japanese pop is very original in the sense that it often follows the kind of traditional pentatonic scale of the kind of traditional Japanese music and also there is this kind of kawaii, cute aesthetic, which I haven't ever... This is a bit of a... Like, listen, heard something like that in K-pop. Not that I listen to K-pop much, in all honesty, and this is still quite a shallow comparison, but yeah. So, definitely J-pop and I've been listening to it since 2017. It's a crazy story of its own. I like punk, hardcore punk. I like... See, ska, I don't know if this is called ska in English or not, to be fair, but SKA basically is one of the more kind of reggae sounding songs. Subgenres of punk. I really like that. I like some jazz, especially with piano. Piano is just one of those instruments that really makes me feel something, no matter what it is, but always just... Like, piano just makes me connect with my emotions, you know? Yeah. Apart from that, I'm quite open in general. Like, I like a bit of world music. I like a bit of classical. I like a bit of, you know, like, classic rock. Maybe some country as well, some bluegrass, if I feel like it. I'm not inherently against any genre, but obviously I do have my favorites, and those are, like I said, hip-hop, R&B, J-pop, punk, and yeah, maybe jazz. I guess I would also include it there. That's mainly what it is. I used to be really into reggae, now not as much, although I still come back to, you know, the kind of songs that I liked during that phase, during that period of time. And they are really great songs and artists that I will always keep in my heart. Thank you.

I already, uh, posted here, but I thought I would do this again, but, um, so I listen to, uh, mostly Christian metal, uh, so bands like Wolves at the Gate, For Today, uh, War of Ages, Bloodlines, uh, if you really want to get into stuff like hardcore Christian metal, you can get into, like, Phineas, uh, Impending Doom, those are really good bands, uh, Fit for a King also, uh, if you guys want to check those out, those are pretty good bands, but that's the type of stuff I listen to, uh, at least now.