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But emotion was (most likely) involved when you wrote or first recorded the song, and that’s what people connect with. If you go to a concert and you hear the
by parpfish 3y ago
But emotion was (most likely) involved when you wrote or first recorded the song, and that’s what people connect with.
If you go to a concert and you hear the headliner play a love ballad followed up by a breakup song, you don’t expect them to actually be going through those emotions in real time.
- bongodongobob 3y agoMaybe when you wrote it, but the time between writing and recording is pretty big. I don't see why it matters anyway, it's not like anyone can tell the difference. Is an actor really feeling the emotions? Does it matter if the performance is good? Of course it doesn't.
- parpfish 3y agoIt matters for some people and for certain songs. Sometimes you like a song because it sounds good. Other times you like a song because somebody put your feelings into words and it’s comforting to know that another person felt the same way
- hndamien 3y agoThere was emotion when I wrote this song - https://on.soundcloud.com/7h224KAcZjdgQo6k7 https://on.soundcloud.com/7h224KAcZjdgQo6k7 And my daughter really loves to listen to it, and I think there is a decent amount felt listening to it. However, this was created with Suno, but written by me.