Kaizenno
Kaizenno t1_itzwvef wrote
Reply to comment by Squildo in eli5: why music (without lyrics) makes us emotional? by [deleted]
1 + 1 + .5 makes you feel different than 1 + .5 + 1 even though it all adds up to 2.5
Kaizenno t1_itzdpqt wrote
I believe that it all comes down to some subconscious reaction to musical intervals. Learning through modes of the major scale and you can feel this difference and get vastly different feelings.
Starting on the first note of a major scale (Ionian mode) and going through them one by one, it sounds like the Christmas song The First Noel.
Going through the exact same notes but starting the third note puts it in Phrygian mode and sounds like something from the Middle East.
The notes are the exact same, it's just anchored to a different note and starting different pattern of whole steps and half steps. Taking it further to creating full songs, songwriters are just playing off those feelings of jumps between notes (intervals) to create tension and resolution.
Kaizenno t1_jdvyj6m wrote
Reply to My 8yo saw me playing Diablo 4 and wanted to get in on the action. Today we started to co-op Minecraft Dungeons and he’s lovin it. by totallylegitnesss
Honestly coming from Diablo and Path of Exile, Minecraft Dungeons is brutal. Unless i'm missing something. I'm constantly getting hit with no way to block and can only refill health like every minute. Everytime I play with my kids we die on easy. My only option is to just go full bow and arrow and hit everything from distance. I'd play it way more if it wasn't so difficult.