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That's hilarious, but it sounds like those tunes were pitch shifted into the same key. Nashville producers have more skill than that. Oh, and FL/GA line is fr
by Jgrubb 12y ago
That's hilarious, but it sounds like those tunes were pitch shifted into the same key. Nashville producers have more skill than that. Oh, and FL/GA line is frigging awful.
- twerquie 12y agoAnd time-stretched.
- baddox 12y agoThe pitch and tempos are shifted, but more nefariously, the pieces of the songs which don't fit the VI-I-V progression are removed and replaced by pieces of other songs which do fit. It's deliberate and meticulous cherry-picking. The only thing all the songs have in common is that they're in 4/4 and the verses and choruses all start on the VI chord. I should make a table showing the actual chord progressions from each song and how the creator deliberately masked out the parts of each song which are different from the baseline the creator chose.
- ChuckMcM 12y agoPlease do, that would be an interesting companion piece to this.
- Giulalbez 12y agoPlease, if you do it, let us know.
- baddox 12y agoI took a stab at it: http://baddox.github.io/six_country_songs.html http://baddox.github.io/six_country_songs.html
- Jgrubb 12y agoThat would require you to listen to and chart out these 6 mediocre songs. I wouldn't ask you to do that. You've got a music background, I take it?
- baddox 12y ago(replying to self) I charted out the chord progressions of the six songs for comparison: http://baddox.github.io/six_country_songs.html http://baddox.github.io/six_country_songs.html
- Kiro 12y agoFL/GA line?
- Jgrubb 12y agoThe worst band in that mashup - Florida/Georgia Line. (diatribe about my upbringing in Georgia redacted)