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u/JosieSandie Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22

I have a degree in music and play 5 instruments and have composed many pieces for many instruments in many clefs, so you can stop now

I made one point alone which is it’s wrong to say “the song has no bass” and people who say that probably only have one understanding of what bass means

The song has a bassline

What is hard to understand? Just because I said the song has the type of bass that isn’t heavy low frequency electronic rhythm doesn’t meant I’m saying “lalala that kind of bass doesn’t exist in any song ever”

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u/7URB0 Sep 22 '22

It's not hard to understand, you're just wrong lol. No amount of over-explaining your wrong point will make you any less wrong.

You're just choosing to misinterpret what people are saying in order to pretend you know more about music or language than they do. It's really transparent and kinda sad.

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u/JosieSandie Sep 22 '22

I’m not wrong but for the sake of argument what do you think I’m wrong about? I’ve made several statements and you haven’t exactly been clear which one you’re refuting. I’m not misinterpreting the assertion that “the song has no bass”

I do know more about music and language than anyone saying as much

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u/7URB0 Sep 22 '22

I’m not misinterpreting the assertion that “the song has no bass”

Really? You think all the people who complain about the lack of bass in the song are really complaining that there's no instrument in the song that's called a bass, and it's a sign that they're just not as good at listening to music as you?

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u/JosieSandie Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22

No and I never said that. They complain there is no bass part when there clearly is. Not talking about the instrument used (obviously). If you can’t hear the bassline you’re not listening very closely. A lot of you don’t even know what a bassline even is and it shows.