Kpop is so souless (1 Viewer)

[SaviorITZY]

And that's on periodana luv

 

[Belgizen]

wat

 

[potato]

Is there something I'm missing here?

 

[yeji]

 

[SaviorITZY]

Is there something I'm missing here?

It's just souless. Probably bcuz other music genre composers use actual instruments compared to the beat makers in kpop

 

[potato]

It's just souless. Probably bcuz other music genre composers use actual instruments compared to the beat makers in kpop

That's not necessarily how it works. Composers use a mixture of both to make a song. It takes a lot of time to create a song even using synthetic beats. Composers don't just throw a bunch of random tracks that sound good in and suddenly have the final product.

I feel like 'soulful' music is defined more by the singers than the song itself. It all depends on how the singer conveys emotions.

 

[SaviorITZY]

That's not necessarily how it works. Composers use a mixture of both to make a song. It takes a lot of time to create a song even using synthetic beats. Composers don't just throw a bunch of random tracks that sound good in and suddenly have the final product.

I feel like 'soulful' music is defined more by the singers than the song itself. It all depends on how the singer conveys emotions.

It wasnt my intention to apply that composer's just throw together random noises even though that's what it sounds like these days. As an instrument player myself, I feel like having more instruments in songs can bring another feel to it. I've seen the worse singers get saved by instrumentals (ie: rihanna)

 

[potato]

It wasnt my intention to apply that composer's just throw together random noises even though that's what it sounds like these days. As an instrument player myself, I feel like having more instruments in songs can bring another feel to it. I've seen the worse singers get saved by instrumentals (ie: rihanna)

I definitely agree with having more instrumentals ^^

I love hearing raw instruments and voices in music but it's so hard to hear these days.