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Post by Sir Meepy on Oct 20, 2010 20:33:31 GMT -5
Lol, yeah, I know it's a super heavy-autotuned song. . . but autotune gets a weird sound when it's used too much;;;
Bridge is like. . . when the song changes to a different. . . er --
I can't explain it lol. xD But it's usually just before the last chorus.
It's like, A = verse, B = Chorus, C = Break.
Then the song's pattern is something like ABA(B)CBB.
/FAIL.
BAW SAKE, you could've done the oooooooooohs anyway. D:
And no problemo you two. ; D I'm bad at critiquing though. xD
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Post by Sir Meepy on Oct 23, 2010 13:17:46 GMT -5
OH HELLO. Meepy likes to sing unseriously. Have some Manzoik Role. /so manry. |
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Post by SephiriaEvangeline on Oct 23, 2010 18:00:57 GMT -5
How does everyone sing so manry?!?
It's like, impossible for me... T^T
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Post by Mommy Sake on Oct 23, 2010 20:01:50 GMT -5
You want to know what the bridge and the verse are? Go Google it. Jklol.
I CAN SPLAIN DEM.
Let's use my current music as an example. That would be Kagome Kagome becauseit'sallIeverlistentoorz.
It goes Verse/Chorus/Verse/Bridge/Chorus. The bridge is a few lines of (generally) different tempo/kind of different beat that leads into the last chorus and possibly sets up to take the possible key change possibly.
If you were listening to, say, Spice!, then you would have Verse/Chorus/Verse/Chorus/Interlude/Bridge/Verse. The bridge is slower and softer and sounds totes different from the rest, but the end leads you right into the final chorus.
In Magnet, the bridge is the 'yoakega kuruto fuande naite shimau watashi ni, "daijoubu" to sasayaita anatamo naite itano,' and then it totally cuts off and the silence builds up to the chorus.
The bridge connects the middle to the end. It's a bridge between them. But there's not really specific rules as to what is or is not a bridge. Except, like Meepy said, it's usually right before the last chorus.
(Yeah, I'm smaaahhht.)
(This post is not related to the thread.)
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Post by Sir Meepy on Oct 24, 2010 16:07:19 GMT -5
@sephi:
Uhh, because I have a low and manry voice naturally? D:
@sake:
YESS BETTER EXPLANATION.
I call interludes . . . breaks. I don't even know. /shot.
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Post by SephiriaEvangeline on Oct 24, 2010 16:38:09 GMT -5
O.o
ok...
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Post by bawb on Oct 24, 2010 16:50:24 GMT -5
Yeah, I actually speak pretty low oAo it scares me sometimes, when I listen to myself xD;; MOZAIK ROLE, that song is hard OTL||| Your timing is slightly off, Meepy! oAo you should scoot over your singing a little :9 ~ I GET WHAT A BRIDGE IS NOW  ... WHATS A VERSE THEN? OTL |
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Post by Sir Meepy on Oct 24, 2010 17:59:14 GMT -5
lol, my timing should be very off and I don't care. xD It wasn't supposed to be serious . . . just a cruddy oneshot because I wanted to sing manry and show some people at another forum. \o/ I only chose Mozaik Role so I could call it Manzoik Role LOL.
Now I actually feel like singing it seriously . . . but ehhh. I-I don't think it's really that hard?! But then again, I was singing manry and low . . .
yesss, I have a low voice. :'D
You don't know what a verse is?! It's the singing that isn't a chorus or a bridge. xDD Again, I fail at explaining. = u = bbb
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Post by Daddy Choco on Oct 25, 2010 18:55:32 GMT -5
-raises hand- I have a manry voice! It's the triple thumb. :U ! |
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Post by Sir Meepy on Oct 25, 2010 21:06:11 GMT -5
. . . OF AWESOMENESS. D:
You should totally post your manry voice when you get the chance to~ <3
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Post by bawb on Oct 26, 2010 18:42:31 GMT -5
you should, choco! >W<///
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Post by SephiriaEvangeline on Oct 26, 2010 19:32:50 GMT -5
Yes, POST!!!! XD My manry voice is a fail T^T I can't do it.... bawb: the verse is usually the part of the song that repeats the same melody (usually) but changes the lyrics and the general theme of the stanza. Ex) 'Spice'. The verses are 'I wake up at four in the morning... I just want to do it with someone (that sounds wrong....)' and 'I want to meet with you and talk to you in person...With the key I open my labyrinth'. The chorus' would be all of the stanza's that have the same melody as the "Bitter and Hot is my SPICE...feel it!' and the bridge would be 'I don't really understand love...Passion is much easier'^^ |
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Post by cherri on Oct 26, 2010 20:22:29 GMT -5
SEPHI YOUR MANRY VOICE IS NOT A FAIL.
HAVE YOU HEARD MINE?!?!?! (u don't know what fail is until you've heard my singing)
Hehe....fun lyrics 8DDD//shotshot
Wait, but then I don't get what the bridge would be in magnet?? cause like there isn't a part like that??? (unless im not remembering correctly))
doesn't it go verse/bridge/chorus/interlude/verse/bridge/chorus/interlude/bridge/chorus/chorus???
can there be more than one bridge part in a song?? or is the bridge that im pointing out ACTUALLY a verse?
too many questions...///shot
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Post by Mommy Sake on Oct 26, 2010 20:31:07 GMT -5
Like I said, there isn't really a rule as to what is or isn't a bridge. I think you did it right. I totally forgot about those parts when I used Magnet as my example orzlol.
The bridge is the short section between a verse and a chorus. So yeah, there can be more than one. I guess. XD
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Post by SephiriaEvangeline on Oct 26, 2010 21:06:23 GMT -5
Yes, there can be more than one bridge, but there is usually only one.
In the case of Magnet, its usually said that there are two verse types, as in verse A and verse B
The bridge in magnet would be the short stanza before the double chorus because the harmony and stuff is different, and there is a huge breath at the end.
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... WHATS A VERSE THEN? OTL
