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FarleyCZ

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Re: What kind of melodies do you usually create?
« Reply #15 on: January 15, 2016, 09:08:41 pm »
Such a buzzword provoking topic. :) A quick story: I have a friend, we know each other for a looong time. He likes epic music, big orchestral pieces and some heavier rock. We always get in a fight about Coldplay. I love them and think they're one of the most "emotional" and heartfelt bands in pop music. ...which is why he drives me crazy as everytime he hears them he goes: "They got their name right. Their music is so COLD! No emotions at all, awful." ...and that's why this topic is just a little odd. What seems warm and fuzzy to you might be sad for someone else.

But as my melodies go, they end up melancholic a lot of times. :)
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Re: What kind of melodies do you usually create?
« Reply #16 on: January 16, 2016, 08:02:00 pm »
Quote from: FarleyCZ on January 15, 2016, 09:08:41 pm
Such a buzzword provoking topic. :) A quick story: I have a friend, we know each other for a looong time. He likes epic music, big orchestral pieces and some heavier rock. We always get in a fight about Coldplay. I love them and think they're one of the most "emotional" and heartfelt bands in pop music. ...which is why he drives me crazy as everytime he hears them he goes: "They got their name right. Their music is so COLD! No emotions at all, awful." ...and that's why this topic is just a little odd. What seems warm and fuzzy to you might be sad for someone else.

But as my melodies go, they end up melancholic a lot of times. :)

Pretty weird that he doesn't sense any emotion in Coldplay's music. I agree with you, and think that they are one of the most emotional bands in pop music.
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Re: What kind of melodies do you usually create?
« Reply #17 on: January 17, 2016, 02:12:33 am »
The songs I write tend to be happy songs, so I go for fun bouncy sounding melodies. Of course when it's called for, I'll go more sad or aggressive depending if the song calls for it.
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