I can see why you suggested we not read the comments. For someone who mostly ignores Youtube comments, I found them kindâa interesting in their lame bitchiness. The song may not be a money maker. But as self-entertainment, itâs first rate.
I only read the comments because you said not to.
Iâve actually done similar projects, and it absolutely doesnât require being a jerk to the person next to you. The only part of that video that could be disruptive would be playing the physical keyboard, and frankly, I bet that was done after the fact. There are a zillion very nice soft synths for iOS that would be even less disruptive (no physical keyboard required).
Obligitory link to the last project I started on a plane (sadly my attempt to create a synth based on a noise sample turne out crap, and I deleted it):
Itâs always a trip to compose on a plane. The pressure messes with your ears, and the strong low frequency hums create a situation where itâs really tough to tell what youâre doing, so when you listen to it later in a proper environment, itâs like hearing something you wrote in a fugue state that youâre hearing for the first time.
Itâs youtube. âDonât read the commentsâ is implicit for every video.
I would have read the commentsâŚbut I no longer can:
Thatâs excellent. A bit âI donât even have a TVâ style humblebraggy, but still excellent.
My now-husband and I used to ICQ each other a lot when we were each living with our respective parents. Disturbingly, after quite a few months, my husbands parents revealed that theyâd only just discovered that 'âuh-oh!â'coming out of his bedroom tens of times a night (or more) was actually a computer noise.
Weâve both shuddered to think how/why anyone could think their son was sitting in a room alone, uo-ohing over and over⌠
âThis video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Warner Music Group.â
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