u/Fine_Internal408

▲ 18 r/kpoptrulyuncensored+1 crossposts

Classical musicians and classical music enthusiasts, what's your opinion on kpop sampling classical music?

There is several title that come to me when I think of this

  • Blackpink's Shutdown with Paganini's La Campanelle

  • Red Velvet's Feel my rythm with Bach's Air on G string

  • Billlie's Secret no more with Tchaikowsky's Swan lake

  • iii's forbidden midnight with Grieg's In the Hall of the mountain king

  • I-dle's Nxde with Bizet (Carmen) La Habanera

  • Chess by Dahyun and Itzy's Snowy both sampling Fur Elise by Beethoven

  • Ateez Wonderland with New World Symphony (Dvorak)

  • Billies every body got a secret, marionette by red velvet with Tchaikowsky' Sugar Plum fairy

  • Taemin with Bones and Vixx's Fantasy sampling Monlight sonata by Beethoven

  • Kiss of life's Maestro of my heart with Paganini's Caprice 24

  • Brahms’ Hungarian Dance No.4 & Oneus’ Baila Conmigo

  • Taemin's Advice with Bach's invention n13

  • Purple Kiss pretty psycho with Beethoven's Stmohony n5

  • Cheeky by EL7Z UP sampling Borofins polovstian dances

Etc, you get the idea.

Is there time where you feel it was badly introduced? Sometimes where it works completely? Your overall opinion with Kpop using Classical samples more often than other music industries ?

I personally like when I hear a koop song and I recognise a classical sample. I fond it fun, quite like a game.

I really like when the sample is completely integrated with the Melody (for example Billlie,so Secret no more with Swans lake, is amazing, I love how the lalalala in the chorus goes with Tchaikowskys theme). Sometimes I think the sample doesn't necessarily fit the music, as in nothing in the rest of the melody and instrumental is linked to the sample.

Also I heard BEcause by Dreamcatcher is a sample of Fur Elise ? I can't hear it tho, if someone has a timestamps I'd be interested in it.

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 4 days ago

What would be your ideal comeback roll out ?

How would you tease a new album ? In the sense

- how much time between the first announcement, the first photo teasers ans the comeback ?

- what kind of teasers ? Concept videos ? Highlights medleys? Other more special teasers ?

- what's the ideal teasing length?

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 5 days ago
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Do you think they will release the subunits ?

Hi, so many of us theorised that the full album would have Serenade and lollipop, but ut turned out not to be the case... do you think these song will get released ? If so, how ? In a single album on their own, in a futur mini or with official subunits ?

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 5 days ago

Is this plushy made with Yarn under or yarn over technics ?

Hi, I bought this plushy and decided after to try to make one myself, so I have watched tones of videos and recently found out about YU and YO... could you tell me if my plushy was made using YUYO, YOYO, YOYU or YUYU ? Thank you!

u/Fine_Internal408 — 6 days ago

Does Moon (babymonster) sounds like Hypnosis (Ive) to you?

Hi, so when Moon came out i could pin point where heard the chorus from but I just found out that it was Hypnosis' chorus ! Does it's sound similar to you? I find it does both in vibes and chord progressiln

Disclaimer : this isn't an accusation of plagiarism, just a thought i had.

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 11 days ago

People need to remember that not every visual effect is AI

I I have seen a lot of discourse around Whole Different Animal (aespa) and AI. I AM NOT DENYING AESPA HAS USED AI IN THE PAST. Rima Yoons video always use AI now, for richman and armageddon for example.

Here I don't think AI was used* (edit). Most of the sequences that people have called AI are just regular visual effects. For example the winter sequences at 0:31 or 0:46 are just reversed and accelerated.

So if you have actual timestamps where you think it's AI, feel free to comment them but this time I dont think AI was used* (see edit). Please remember that Humans are really good at visual effects, Avatar was man made, Valerian was man made. It's not because there is a lot of effects that it's AI. Or comment proofs of it like AI credits. Please have critical thinking about this.

Edit : i do think now there are 3 specific scenes where AI was used, the crow, the horse splitting, and the 4 of them crossing the Street. So i do wanna amend that i said no AI was used, but my point still stands on the winter scenes i have seen being accused of being AI. And my main point also still stands, that every visual effects is not necessarily AI.

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 11 days ago
▲ 116 r/Aespa

People need to remember that not every visual effect is AI

I have seen a lot of discourse around Whole Different Animal (aespa) and AI. I AM NOT DENYING AESPA HAS USED AI IN THE PAST. Rima Yoons video always use AI now, for richman and armageddon for example.

Here I don't think AI was used* (edit). Most of the sequences that people have called AI are just regular visual effects. For example the winter sequences at 0:31 or 0:46 are just reversed and accelerated.

So if you have actual timestamps where you think it's AI, feel free to comment them but this time I dont think AI was used* (see edit). Please remember that Humans are really good at visual effects, Avatar was man made, Valerian was man made. It's not because there is a lot of effects that it's AI. Or comment proofs of it like AI credits. Please have critical thinking about this.

Edit : i do think now there are 3 specific scenes where AI was used, the crow, the horse splitting, and the 4 of them crossing the Street. So i do wanna amend that i said no AI was used, but my point still stands on the winter scenes i have seen being accused of being AI. And my main point also still stands, that every visual effects is not necessarily AI.

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u/Fine_Internal408 — 11 days ago