Another music video whipped up with DSi's Flipnote Studio
by Griffin McElroy 
on Apr 8th 2011 7:00AM
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Reader Comments (18)
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 7:18AM Anticrawl said
Neat, and he animated it all on his DSi?
Son I'm impress.
Son I'm impress.
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 7:23AM Lukeyo said
I dig that he animated it all on a DSi, but why do people think it's OK to have 5 minutes of the same riff and call it a song?
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 9:08AM (Unverified) said
@Lukeyo Of course everyone has different tastes in music, but yeah, I do call a 4 measure riff that repeats for 5 minutes a song. The song produces a strong emotional atmosphere for me. If it doesn't move you much, that's ok, it's just not for you.
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Posted: Apr 8th 2011 10:17AM UrielItachi said
@Lukeyo
Man I spent the five whole minutes waiting for that dist metal Guitar, but every-time I was like "here it comes, aww dang" I just stop listening cu's I couldn't take the suspense XD
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Man I spent the five whole minutes waiting for that dist metal Guitar, but every-time I was like "here it comes, aww dang" I just stop listening cu's I couldn't take the suspense XD
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 5:31PM TheBrainninja said
@Lukeyo
All music is a collection of repetitive patterns. This is not "complex" music that switches the patterns (melodies/chords/meters) frequently or innovatively, but it does fit the label. As mentioned above, it does what it needs to achieve its desired emotional effect.
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All music is a collection of repetitive patterns. This is not "complex" music that switches the patterns (melodies/chords/meters) frequently or innovatively, but it does fit the label. As mentioned above, it does what it needs to achieve its desired emotional effect.
Posted: Apr 9th 2011 4:24PM ripvanwinkle said
@Lukeyo
repetition is a useful tool in music that's used by some of the most critically acclaimed bands around now. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiGI_UsWcWs)
someone less skilled in songwriting might think they have to have a million changes in a song to keep it interesting. a song can be just as or even more effective with one main theme that repeats over and over
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repetition is a useful tool in music that's used by some of the most critically acclaimed bands around now. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiGI_UsWcWs)
someone less skilled in songwriting might think they have to have a million changes in a song to keep it interesting. a song can be just as or even more effective with one main theme that repeats over and over
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 7:34AM Lukeyo said
The DSi animations were neat, but the song was five minutes of the same riff. Not exactly mind blowing.
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 9:10AM Xiegfried said
I love his album. It sounds a lot like early Modest Mouse and has a wintry feel to it.
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 9:13AM (Unverified) said
Wow, the animation is great, but I love the music. *buys mp3 album*
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 9:24AM Poor Tom said
He has salad fingers.
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 10:53AM DigitalEnforcer said
Tight
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 1:42PM bamhm182 said
I can't say I hate the song, but you'd think that with all the mad tallent he has to have to make that music video, he'd be able to come up with a better song. :P
Posted: Apr 8th 2011 2:14PM Shinobi13 said
Not impressed. I've seen better use of the Flipnote Studio applications.
