dankapple
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Post by dankapple on May 22, 2024 10:12:29 GMT
i wouldn't say it's toneless or an unintentional dip, sounds like to me she does another slide with the higher harmony (A4 -> B4) to match with the instrumental which also hits a B
but yeah i can see other point of views
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Post by Osmosis on May 22, 2024 15:54:09 GMT
I'm actually going to retract my statement and join you two in support of counting the note. I was being harsh on itand did not give it proper consideration.
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Post by Goober on May 22, 2024 16:05:46 GMT
What would the planet think? Taylor swift is ruining our planet one private jet trip at a time. B2? more like Carbon emissions. The earth doesn't care that you wrote folklore, It wasn't even that good anyways. Thanks to taylor swift, it's gonna be a cruel summer. At least lil dicky actually cared about our planet.
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Post by amadeusd on May 22, 2024 19:57:52 GMT
I'm still pretty adamant it was not intentional. It seems, even if intentional per se, it was a fade-off because she couldn't maintain anything below the C (which wouldn't have fit the key very well at all, even as a novel addition). So, in that way, the 'intention' is extremely unlikely to have been to land on a B.
No real argument though - the B2 is there. No argument with that.
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Post by haeksk（ハクサク） on Jun 1, 2024 2:08:35 GMT
Personally, I think the melody intentionally resolves to the B. I actually didn't even notice before hearing the filter that she sang the word "face" in a descent from C#3 to B2 like that, but I sang it myself and thought that if you stay on the C#, the line wouldn't make as much sense.
Also, yes, there's a B4 in the backing vocals and I think it would clash if she was still on the C#.
Unrelated opinion but I don't think the "tolerate it" underlined B2 should be a bold. If anything one of the lead B2s from Carolina would be a better choice
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