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The Nostalgia of HOME's Resonance, Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2017
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Resonance is a song that makes you imagine a life you wanted to have rather than memory’s of when you were little
thats it...you said it...thats awesome dude.
That's it exactly.
yessss
How about both?
@@khalid4307 a paradise
Before watching: seems like this could be an interesting video
After watching: what is music tho
YoDailySpazz I didn’t understand half the stuff he said. I don’t know music at all and this makes me question how music works.
YoDailySpazz
This type of music enjoys me these days
@@sergantawesom go in bandlab I make dope music.
@@sergantawesom resonance is the name of the music duh.
@@sergantawesom trusts me is pretty easy to make music simple.
Didn’t know I was taking a crash course in “how to play a piano”
Didn't think I'd see you here out of all places.
Haha.
We'll it is 100% useless as he clearly has no idea about music theory. Everything in this video is wrong.
@@senorbob2909 No it's fucking not lmaooooo
A Dragon Ball channel commenting on a video about the vibes a synthwave song creates?
How unexpected.
Lets not forget that Home was 16 years old when he started and 17 when he finally finished it. Been listening to this masterpiece for years. And the feeling it gives me each time i listen to it just doesn't shift. What A Song...
Such an amazing piece indeed.
How do u know this ? I mean where can i learn about HOME.
@@Pavi_tiran a little thing called google :)
Wow. I didn't know that. Genius
Someday I’m gonna be able to understand this without pausing every 5 seconds
Oh shit I felt bad being alone :(
Basically I said "Wait what does that mean" every 5 seconds.
i was in band for 7 years and some of this stuff still went over my head
I didn't pause nothing, I straight up watched the whole thing without understanding shit
Totally feel you :(
yes...hmmm...yes...I know some of these words
DelayAndMentlegen I'm laughing so hard right now
Progression, yes. Inversions, ahh. Major 5th and minors, ooh.
Or you just don't know about music notes....
imma a flute player so i understood most too.....kinda
Lol family guy
Trying to explain why Home - Resonance sounds so nostalgic, with music theory, is like trying to explain why chocolate tastes so good by listing all the chemical compounds instead of describing how it tastes in your mouth.
listing the chemical compounds is the only way to describe why it tatses good. This video doesn't make sense becuase the theory is dogpoop.
@@BOOFY8691 ***not to someone who doesn’t know shit about chemistry
@@BOOFY8691 what exactly is wrong with the theory?
this is pretty useful for musicians though
@@BOOFY8691 Have an appropiate opinion.
*If you're in my age group ( 20 - 30 ) please listen to "HOME - 17"* and let me know if it feels like painful nostalgia to you too, it makes me feel extremely empty, happy and scared at the same time. Its absolutely crazy, like my brain cant handle all the feelings and it just telling me to stop - I'd guess something in that song triggers a memory from reaaaally young childhood days, but most people seem to actually enjoy that song. Anyone else having a similiar experience? Im 24, if that helps
"obey the server"
got home from a horrible day to my parents fighting, saw your comment and listened to it, and just started crying lmaoooo
@@ispace1201 i hope everything gets better ❤
everywhere i go i see his profile pic
At age 18 it feels to me like a longing for comfort and waiting for that feeling to return
I was expecting a psychological dispute, not... notes.
Welcome to music theory.
Haha, same
It is though. How these chords work together and how these notes manipulate the mood and invoke an emotional response. It is psychological.
"The highest activities of consciousness have their origins in the physical occurrences of the brain just as the loveliest of melodies are not too sublime to be expressed by notes" -- Somerset Maugham
Me too.
In case you wanna hear more songs like Resonance, here's a small list i've made:
A.L.I.S.O.N - Passenger
Krosia - Azur
oDDling - Ascend
VOYAGER & A.L.I.S.O.N - Echo Chamber
Memorex Memories - Curious Alice
LÜNE - Rêve Lucide
Forhill & oDDling - Supernal
Saint Seduce & Winston - Sedna
Voyage - Interestellar
Unfound - Without
Zane Alexander - At Dusk
Emil Rottmayer - Descend (the whole album is a nostalgic masterpiece)
Home - Falling into Place
Arpeggius emil🤙🏼
YuUtsu-Sun
Hotel Pools- Eclipse
Fingerbib / Aphex Twin. (?)
I cry every time I here it
Every music major who watched this video is face palming through their skull
WOW INVERSIONS HOW NEW AND NEVER USED BEFORE
Literally
music majors are so far up their own ass they dont realize this is made for people who arent familiar with music theory
Minecraft songs are the most nostalgic songs I've ever heard
They're like sleeping pills
Piano 1/Dry Hands Makes me cry for some reason :(
Like some of the other comments have said, it's because the composer/producer (C418) really knew what he was doing. He wasn't just laying out nice sounding melodies, he was meticulously thinking out everything from start to finish. That's what I love about artist's like him and Deadmau5... They don't just slap some chords down on FL an call it a day.
You’re not wrong .
Resident evil 4 save room music
Never knew how ignorant I was of how complex music theory is...
Aidan Thornbury, i've been music producing for almost 3 and a half year and i don't know shit about it.
All i know is make a chords, choose whatever type of chord you want then follow the scale of it in every melody you make. Then there you have it.
KiroshikeMusic then you're doing something wrong
@@user-oz4dv2yi1n yup, i know
but it works tho
Comments 10 months ago: mramazing big brain music man
Comments now: N O
Its honestly just as bad as the video itself
Comment 10 month ago: N O
Now: idk
lol
People who are confused and don't know anything about music, calls him smart. While the one person knows about music is mad.
The music theory is largely wrong in this. He's using misunderstood jargon-y language to dazzle the viewers. Do not use this video to try to understand music theory.
The theory is confusing because it's wrong.
Yes lmao, it's baffling how pretentious this guy can sound while saying nothing but wrong things
Agreed 100%, this is insanely inaccurate, misleading, and confusing.
He’s saying the wrong chords even yah ?
thank you
It was driving me batshit insane to watch
Holy fuck the editing is amazing
MisterAmazing...
Reminds me a lot of Vox's editing style.
Kascaded after effects. Use motionv2 script gives u super smooth movements. trapcode particle for the background.
Yes
Vox has good ass editing
I discovered this song during my first year of college. I instantly fell in love with it and began listening to it a lot, especially whenever I would drive back to my university after visiting home. After a while, I began assimilating that drive back with the song, and the scenery and sunsets (I usually drove back in the late afternoon) became even more beautiful. Now whenever I hear this song, it brings back memories of that drive and of all my wonderful first year memories. I'd say this is the song that brings the most nostalgia to me.
FutbolVinotinto21 sameee broo I've had the exact same feelings!!
I went to school here in CSUSB. I would drive back home to visit my family. I would see my friends at the student union, playing Super smash, Yugioh, board games. But when everyone leave, you can see the sunset from the west, I would stare and enjoy it. Walk back to my apartment that I shared with my recent ex, my dog that passed away. This song reminds me of that.
I feel like one of the reasons vaporwave exists is evoke and unlock nostalgia and memories from anytime.
Beautiful.
Chiiiiilllllll
“Let me show you the theory behind this music”
*proceeds to get the chords for the song wrong and makes a mistake with literally every sentence from their mouth*
For serious tho: This is a really bad video. If you understand something *less* at the end of a video purporting to explain something then it didn’t actually succeed at explaining anything. Everyone here needs to watch Patricia Taxxon’s video on misteramazing, she explains exactly how every moment of this video is torture if you know anything about art. I’m a musician and watched a couple of videos by this guy before watching her video and found myself going “wtf, that;s not how that works, that’s not how *any* of this works” the whole time. It was nice to someone with a TH-cam channel record what I felt watching this stuff.
@@adam_nathan lul i had never heard the song before, nor am I a serious musician, but jesus I just squirmed in my chair when he said that 7 and 9 chords were "genius" at 1:50, like adding color to your chords is something that had never been done before.
@@severant1860 This is such a pet-peeve of mine, those tutorials that are like ''How to make super jazzy math brain genius chords!!!'' when in reality they just stacked two more thirds on top of their basic progression, maybe add in some disjointed tritone subs or whatever.
Did I mention the lo-fi scene? Let's not get into that
Lmao you really needed to make it a point that you CLEARLY knew how absolutely wrong it was BEFORE you watched the video eh?
good for you bud
Everyone in the comments is hyping this guy up so much... This is basic music theory half of which he got like completely wrong lmao
Ah yes, I too have seen TH-cam video someone else made
Wrong? Well majority of people don’t know even know music theory(aka me) so we wouldn’t even know that he got this stuff completely wrong lol
@@andrewgarfield9898 The comments like ''I guess I understand it a little better now???'' are completely understandable, but the ones going ''this guy is connected to music on spiritual miracle level''... yeahh
Nobody is hyping him up it's all people like you on that bandwagon after some other youtuber made a vid on him calling out how he was wrong
@@mr.anemoia924 Look at the comments again, there are many, many people acting like what's being said in this video is SOOOO PROFOUND
Vaporwave is kinda the aesthetic built around this kind of music
I'm glad Vaporwave started this entire trend Of Nostalgic music
synthwave comes first
@@42O- why
@@Duckaye well, vaporwave and synthwave are semi-similar. So I mean I guess you could call it vaporwave.
@@SadBoy-fq9mn I can see that. Most genres are hard to distinguish if they both have the same 4 last letters.
"The music theory behind this song is pretty simple"
**Proceeds to cure the AIDS virus**
Bro if you have biology class I'm just warning you it's HIV that's the virus aids is the syndrome
@@yaseen2273 Wow! You're really smart! 😊 good job! 👍
@@neonflavored7973 just a student
Young BM
But he said “AIDS virus”
who calls aids a virus lmao?
just got done watching the patricia taxxon video, uh oh
The theory *is* simple he’s just very wrong in his analysis
Kenboi's Trash yep. It’s not only the two chord that creates tension. The five chord is making tension as well
Andrei White no, the chords he thinks he’s found are not correct, and there’s not a polytonal chord progression going on. He simply missed that the song is in minor which led him down an unnecessarily complicated path of analysis.
Kenboi's Trash lmao ok what’s fhe chords then?
@@Anonymous-re9fd F Minor, Ab Major, C Minor. Then F Minor, Bb Minor, Ab Major. However these aren't exact, the exact chords have extensions that I'm not bothered to transcribe.
Edit: After another listen, it's just seventh chords.
@@Anonymous-re9fd Oh, yes, the famous "tension creating" chords. Why don't you get out of your bucket and realize that no music theory was implemented from HOME's part when this song was composed?
I've seen a meme about a physics professor saying, "C'mon, this is not a music theory."
I never understood it until now...
it’s a GAME THEORY
i crave death
@@PoggingMan "Even Speed Weed is stoned"
i remember hearing "its not rocket science, its brain surgery!" in the simpsons. only rocket science isnt really that hard. its neutonian mechanics. its just a lot of variables, not something truly counter intuitive like neuroscience or civics.
Last one to turn your 999 likes to 1k
With music theory though you can be completely wrong about it for millions of people and nobody calls you out
You have to be very special to keep me interested in something that i know nothing about
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Really im just like Amajor7?!? 9 cord meledy? what who?!?
Lol everyone go watch Patricia Taxxon's video, she explains why eveything he says in this video is complete nonsense
its crazy how people can create literal nostalgic bangers from just a few notes
I didnt understand a single word in this video
i like how you explain some pretty advanced music theory in 10 minutes and then end the video with
"and it's *pretty easy* to understand why resonance is so nostalgic"
*Insert something that an advanced very classy piano dude would say 'well actually its pretty classical and SUPER easy to understand' here*
Well it is actually easy.
You have 3 chords
One typical chord is made out of 3, the first one being the main note then the 3rd and the 5th note of the chord. Now you add the 7th and 9th to all of these chords and basically just invert them.
Done. It's really typical for jazz as well.
This video < patricia taxxon's video
Yeeesh... I don't even know where to begin on how wrong this analysis is.
Damn even Jake is calling out the BS
@@TNTspaz explain yourself
How about somewhere? Everyone keeps saying he's wrong but no one's been specific about how
Mark Kramer No one’s been specific about how? How about Patricia Taxxon’s video that critiques this video (among others of his) for over 30mins that is LINKED IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THIS VERY VIDEO?
@@tans1151 Dang bro why you yellin? Dude got a valid point, and not everyone checks the description.
didn’t understand shit but i feel so smart
rinhasaproblem how's about
Taking music lessons? :3 then you can understand the magic and wide wonderful world of music beyond the mainstream.
You speak what my mind tried to tell me.
Same
rin I feel dumb because of it
@George Lincoln Rockwell Archive So you say it's wrong and bullshit. Then you say it's true. Make up your mind m8.
Home is such a good composer
Also is piece wizards is awesome
well you know what they say....
home made is best
@@KhyoKytoo you're just mad because its a good original joke
@@TM-qk2yy I was sarcastic but ok
@@KhyoKytoo nah. Your sarcasm sucks.
The research and explanation in this video is amazing. I also love your editing style. Amazing video, great work
You taught 1.8 million people the wrong reasons of why this song is fantastic. Thanks for teaching music theory that you don't understand.
@Theultimateplr No
What
Are you going to elaborate or just keep it to yourself?
Jesus, the pretentiousness of these people regurgitating what's been already established is insane. Literally no one cares, it's an interesting video nonetheless
Umm, i know the song but nothing about music, what is wrong about his theory? I dont get it
I didn't realize I walked into a university level music science class
Ha welcome to my life 💀
I think this is more or less high school level theory. It has been a while, so memory is a bit fuzzy - but I am kinda drunk.... so.
@@afrocoolio25 yep, around grade 5 theory. Anyone can learn this with a bit of practice, and it's annoying to see hundreds of comments saying how music theory is super hard. C'mon guys, g s h a r p t h i r t e e n sus m i n o r
Me neither, I don't mind though
@@shlecko What are you, a savant???? I didn't learn this shit in fifth grade at all.
You lost me after the first time you said the word “chord”
same
same
same
*s a m e*
yea i was curious how people with no knowledge of music theory would react to this haha
yall... it's not that complicated. the reason you think it is is because he doesn't know what he's talking about.
he's completely right 🙁
@@excitedjellyfish859 He ain’t. Watch Patrica Taxxon’s
@@sulaxti Who says Patricia taxons is right? lol Anyone can be "right" if they make it sound believable enough.
@@sbeve6559 At least I could actually understand some of it. (With my mom being a music teacher.) I couldn’t understand a word this guy said. And don’t bring up the BS about how “It’s cool editing it’s still a great video!!!” For someone to get stuff like that so consistently wrong, it makes it not enjoyable.
Man, as a musician, that melancholy feel is because he's playing an Fm7.
You really dropped the ball on the chord progression. no hate, but damn.
great explanation, misteramazing. resonance will always be a magical track.
Fake Hipster ew you have a edgy playlist
Thanks for such great uploads!
420 likes baby
Artzie Music you r a god
+Artzie Music Home is the god, Artzie is just the messenger..
when you have some knowledge of music theory but you say fuck it and make it way more complex than what it is for everyone watch...
r/nooneasked
@@backoffpeer r/ihavereddit
Ok so you can't do an r/ joke now mk
@@backoffpeer guarantee you don't even actually use reddit
r/ihavereddit
I actually get a euphoric experience of nostalgia and sadness that i miss the good old days, but happy i had them whenever i listen to this.
I see myself as a kid again stationed in Germany in the 90's because my Dad was in the army. I was happy, we all were. The sun was perfect, the school holidays were fun with parks and riding donkeys in the woods. Paddling boats and ice cream. Playing Ace Combat 1 with my dad on my Playstation 1, and Crash Bandicoot & Tony Hawk with my older sister. Swimming pool parties with my school friends in my back garden. My mum taking me to the local ice cream parlour and corner shop so i can get some cool Pokemon rub on tattoos from multiple packs of bubble gum.
Finding our first cat who was an abandoned wild kitten in the middle of nowhere behind a grit bin and getting her back home. Watching all my favourite shows on the TV with my family while having dinner together. Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, Power Rangers, Pokemon, Digimon.
Hell i even get nostalgia from only 2019 listening to this song when back in April/May me and my girlfriend went on Holiday for the first time together in Japan. The neon lights of Osaka night life, the historic beautiful Kyoto & the peaceful Deer park of Nara.
Growing up fucking sucks man.
You've expressed me in the whole of your sentence, I feel exactly like this fr.
The cartoons, the toys, the memories, life was just sooo simple back then, indeed growing up is a scam.
The part about the melody in Despacito being made up of notes from the chords still makes me laugh so much.
Like, no shit Sherlock, that's literally how 99% of songs are made 😂
I didn't even live in those times, and it makes me nostalgic...
Devan Anderson Same
Devan Anderson its because of the musical theory, the song is made to feel that way
OxyPvpi Flex its saudude
OxyPvpi Flex it makes sense because a song that is made to make you feel nostalgic is going to make you nostalgic about something you remember. One of your memories
It seems to be a interesting video, sadly I don't speak the language used in this video. Hope they add english subtitles.
What do you mean
kushal. n rajasuba r/whoosh
@Ash's Skittles now I get it, but I know some basic music knowledge
@@ogkush9934 r/revived
xd
SOO happy you are making a video about Resonance, it's one of my all time favorite tracks due to it's nostalgic properties. Cheers misteramazing!
Just came across this video, after having weeks of 'addiction' of resonance, and particularly the sped up version, i cant get enough of that. Its so good. This video is really nice to explain the feeling, and its correct, thanks man.
This is very confusing but I love this
Bratty Princess ikr
I love how when Randy (Home) saw this vid he didn’t give out some drawn out response of how he made this masterpiece or his influence, he basically was like, guys why are you looking into this so much, I literally made this in my apartment cause I was bored
Dude this song gives me 2018 vibes. Every time I listen to it, I feel some type of overwhelming nostalgia that I'm looking at some type of Appalachian Mountain forestry and because of the cover of the album I get nostalgia of some type of record shop. Why do I feel this? I've never been to any of the areas that this song makes me feel like I'm at.
120 mph on my local highway with this blasting in my car alone, feels of a synth boosting on a neon way to my dystopian home
just imagine how complicated this guy was explaining resonance and saying how much of a genuis home is to create this masterpiece while home just says: yeah well it just happened not sure how i made that song but somehow i did "
No.
home made a post that said "I just barely learned some music theory and made this song at my desk in my underwear"
@@noahl8947 fr?
@@noahl8947 real shit??
Thats how music works. No one is thinking about these things when anyone produces
I don't understand half the words said in this video but it sounded smart so I'll leave a like
Brahoo Saaame😂
100th like
200th like
300th like
It’s just music notes 😂
Everyone pleeaassee go watch Patricia taxxon’s video on this.....you’ll be looking at this completely differently and actually get the facts...
lmao it's funny how many people are impressed by this completely incorrect video, it's just spreading disinformation.
Misteramazing should delete this video, at least people will not get the wrong information.
Aayushmaan Gupta tbh that would be the right thing to do but it has too many views at this point 🙄 he’s definitely not going to delete it now, sucks dude...
@@saram3449 Yeah I know he's not gonna delete it definitely.
I dont find anymore, any link?
This was the video that introduced me to this, my favorite song of all time.
Thank you.
BRO. Make this channel an exclusively music-based channel that _actually_ plays and _breaks down_ the music. TH-cam *needs* this.
ChronoSynthesis YES, YES PLEASE! ♡
I see money in this.
Revanima it's true bro
But i remember in one of his videos he said that he wants to be a politician
That is, if youtube keeps half these songs around without blocking/taking them down
*The music theory behind this song is pretty simple*
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Yea it is. Pretty easy stuff
@@roosolini7105 Unfortunately, the video contains a lot of wrong information (at least up to the 4 minute mark where I stopped watching. After 4 minutes, I have no faith that the guy who made the video has any clue WTF he is talking about. The song goes Fm, Ab, Cm... Fm, Bbm, Ab. "There are only really 2 chords in the song: Ab and Eb." This guy shouldn't be teaching music. Ironically, when he is telling the viewer what the chords are to the song, he puts the actual sheet music on screen, and the sheet music says exactly what I said above "Fm, Ab, Cm... Fm, Bbm, Ab" - which is also easily figured out by ear. Normally I wouldn't get so riled up about something like this, but the fact that this video has like 2 million + views... is disturbing. This guy isn't fit to teach 1 person about music.
@@nickmasters8474 That's concerning. Would you mind pointing to something simpler to understand that touches on that stuff correctly?
@@aspergale9836 Hey there! If I understand your question correctly, you are asking about how to understand the kind of music theory this video is TRYING to convey (although it gives wrong information).
The first suggestion is to simply take music lessons, and make it clear you wish to learn basic music theory.
Second suggestion would be to buy some books on basic music theory from a reputable publisher. I would suggest seeing what Hal Leonard has. There is also a Music Theory For Dummies that some people recommend, but I've not looked at it. I would get about 3 books - I often have found that when I get road blocked on one book, another book will clear something up and make more progress possible.
3rd suggestion: Learn to read music. It's not as hard as people make it out to be - but it does require regular practice (ie, 20 minutes a day, every day). If the person who made this video had been able to read music, he would have seen immediately that his information was wrong - the sheet music had the correct chords. (Still, sheet music can be wrong, and the ultimate test is to check against the recording itself using your ear, which is what I did.)
4th suggestion: Search around on the internet. The information we are talking about consists of understanding basic scales (ie, the major scale), and how harmony (chords) are derived from that scale. This is something I can often teach my students in under an hour - but the difficulty is not in comprehending the information, it is internalizing it in such a way that you can USE IT on your instrument without a great deal of thought (takes a lot of consistent practice). Anyhow, you can find this kind of info on the internet - I would cross reference information on multiple websites. And finally, check out the subreddit for Music Theory, and ask questions there any time you get stuck, or any time you don't know what to look into. Lots of helpful people post there.
Hope that helps. Best of luck.
I love how creative the song is theres so many ways to vary it or make it different (speeding it up, reverb etc.) but each version gives it, its own feeling
*The editing in this video is absolutely phenomenal*
If you guys love resonance then maybe youll like these too:
Doomroar - saggitarius
Doomroar - the discovery
Krosia - azur
Krosia - thought
Voyage - beyond
Voyage - Dynamic
And obviously check out Home's other songs.. All at once is awesome too
was looking for these type of comments...didnt disappointed...Thanks man
Will do chief
Thank you so much, lovin’ all of them 😊
check out this mix th-cam.com/play/PL6SWukhN3TBmhow9QQBkKit-WrNVv8fQ1.html
Even though I have no idea what you're talking about I love this Video
just returned to this video for the feels and i see you have exactly 300.000 subs, nice
Idk why but I’ve can’t help but constantly watch this video over and over again
FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAINED THAT WIERD FEELING WHEN I HEAR VAPORWAVE OR WATCHING VAPORWAVE PICTURES. THANK YOU
resonance isn't vaporwave
Its nostalgia or feels like you're in another voice I guess..
@@rafaelmorales4534 Exactly! This is S Y N T H W A V E
vapor wave is smooth jazz from the 80's isn't it?
@@robinsss No, it is an ironic genre of music that remixes the 80s music to satirize nostalgia, capitalism or consumerism. Due to irony, vaporwave is also a bad meme. Synthwave is different from vaporwave in that it replicates the style of the 80s music, but does so for enjoyment.
You mentioned Resonance, which is my favourite synth song.
You mentioned Chopin, which is my favourite romantic composer.
You mentioned Koji Kondo, which is my favourite videogame composer.
And now, I think I found my favourite video on youtube.
Manuel Gómez same!
Eh, prefer Tschaikowsky over Chopin, but Chopin indeed made amazing pieces like his Nocturnes.
And HOME of course can not be beaten by any other Synthwave composer.
I remember I saw this on summer vacation at a bay house my junior year of high school when this vid first uploaded. just randomly popped into my feed again, glad it did
This video pops up in my FYP every once in a while and I always watch it
Holy shit so happy to have found this channel.
Matt Smith I am a massive fan of pretty much every single music genre, so it was amazing to find someone with editing and musical understanding this good who is interested in more than just Classical.
Same af
Matt Smith
Anybody know anymore songs similar to this???
dont cuss
Get off my Christian minecraft server
I'm supposed to be doing homework
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Awesome video and helped with some music theory for my own music as well. Thanks for making this.
Well made video. I appreciate that there is that neutrality of notes, incorporating minor and major elements in those chords. Reminds me of playing neutral intervals like a fifth, with a song to not make it sway to minor or Major, but in between.
Bruh the fuck you talking about literally everything he said was incorrect
I'm really glad someone has put a logical explanation to emotion in music.
if you guys liked HOME - Resonance then you guys should really search up "retrowave playlist". there's a bunch of videos with music like this that give off this nostalgic feel.
thanks for introducing me to retrowave its fucking glorious
Will do thx
This + 'HOME - Resonance & Disclosure - Latch '
HOME is actually Chillwave though. Try listening to "ALISON - Passenger" or "Emil Rottmayer - M.E.G.A", they're both from this same genre and sound very much like Resonance.
Listen to his latest album Home - Falling into Place if you enjoyed resonance
Thank you. Loved every part of it!
>there are 3simple chords
lemme stop you right there chief because there are 4.
this is the definition of proper content on TH-cam. What a great video
This should be what TH-cam wants on their website, however it sadly isn't. They have chosen to reward quantity over quality, as it allows TH-cam to keep getting 40% of the ad revenue from every single monetized video.
IKR. TH-cam content has gone to crap, with clickbaity titles, tons of unneeded controversy, and in the middle is actually good content like this, unable to compete with the easy to produce and understand crap.
Yeah not that Logan Paul shit
This guy reminds me of the documentary quality of Ahoy, especially the editing
Lmao no kidding especially Ahoy's newer stuff.
Imagine home seeing this saying he was just fucking high
Lol
Fucking acid
Wolvermeme X Home said the guy who made this video worked harder on it than he did on resonance.
no one actually thinks of this shit when making a song. even if they know music theory
Wolvermeme X he made a damn good song while being if so
The chords in Africa are were made with FM synthesis, not basic saw waves
thank you your video helped me a lot in making my own music!
im too high to understand what you just said, but i liked listening
Same XD
the bootleg boy what are you doing here?
i dont think he was joking, ever been hella high bingewatching YT videos? This is what happens.
Yea ima give up composing till I learn music theory
2 steps,
step 1: Understand basic 1, 4, 5, 1 progressions mixed with corresponding minors for tension.
step 2: Study jazz cords and modes. Once you understand 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths (even if limited, you don't need to be able to actually live improv off of them like jazz musicians do) and how modes work--
after that, there's a third step
Throw all those rules out the window and combine anything that sounds good with the same philosophy as Debussy.
You can now write absolutely anything.
Nah play piano by ear and your good.
I know music theory and still do that. It's Debussian philosophy.
Zarek Livak basically how I do my music haha, music theory is great, but that can not confine talent nor sound direction.
AshnSilvercorp debussin?
i just imagine arriving into a new town like a movie or something and this is playing on the radio
Thank you for your job and your explanation. Also thank you because you love this song too
I wasn’t even born in the 80’s and I still feel nostalgic
ITSHyperking exactly because this video is wrong lol
Hieronymous Lex it’s not wrong you idiot. He’s explaining why it might be nostalgic for a very broad demographic. And everything he says is actually quite relatable and makes sense. Just because you aren’t included in that large group of people spanning from 80’s - 00’s doesn’t mean he’s saying you can’t relate.
I mean, it makes sense. You probably just heard a lot of pop songs as a kid that use similar techniques to the ones used in resonance and his examples. That's why one of those examples was a modern song like despacito
A.S 10
It’s wrong because he blatantly doesn’t understand music theory and gets objective facts wrong.
@@miya1285 isn't he explaining audio sciene in this video?
randy (creator of the song) made a post like "this person put more effort in this video than i did in the song"
where can i find this post?!?
on his tumblr
Great job not actually linking it:
slimetony.com/post/162286789252/someone-made-a-12-minute-analysis-of-resonance-on
omnipenguin2000 me?
omnipenguin2000 Randy your stocks
To this day, I still love this song due to the amount of emotions it brings
with it's nostalgic vibes. And also Thank You @misteramazing for telling all about this.
i wish this video was accurate in anything because there's no other video on youtube deconstructing resonance and i really need one lol.
I feel “peace” while listening to it.
Peace that comes from nostalgia, the feeling of security, safeness of going back to an era that you already know and survived.
@@ivanmegafanboy1981 well put brother
HOME is the best synthwave/electronic artist
BabyFed 0215 Kraftwerk is still better, just sayin
xX_M33DSW0K3R_Xx commenter Hey that's your opinion man. You're not wrong in that sense
HOME huh? that's a weird way to say carpenter brut
He's also a tumblr funnyman
+Wendigo 24 this
Such an amazing explanation, this video makes me realize I have so much to learn still lol
Gonna be honest, the entire video was lost but now I have this knowledge and not the stuff I need for my AP Exam
I think it’s cool that the songs name is Resonance. like this song is resonating with listeners and making them nostalgic because of all the media from their childhoods that it’s incorporating in the music.
I didn't understand half what you said but the video was cool and the editing was good too.
its been 3 years since I last watched this. a lot has changed but I still love home and misteramazing :))
im glad you analyzed this masterpiece. I love this song so much.
You focus a lot on the actual theory which is interesting, never thought about it, but there's another element that makes it nostalgic. HOME combines the essence of Vaporwave and Synthwave. Synthwave, comprised mainly of 1980s synthesizers such as the Juno 60 and SH-101, is very nostalgic in of itself because the instruments used are out of a single time period. Vaporwave is obviously nostalgic because the samples are mainly 70s-80s-90s songs, but also because the audio is phased, filtered, and EQed to give it a sound resembling a wobbly tape player echoing in an empty mall. Resonance has a phaser on the white noise track in the beginning as well as a low pass filter on the master track. It also has delay and reverb added to the three main punchy chords, sounding somewhat like a distorted Juno 60. The drum track is simple, like a TR-606. It is a nostalgic wall of sound replicated in every aspect to resemble the synthesizers and audio playback machines of the past.
Thanks for going in depth with the music theory. Really adds another layer to the feeling.
Fake Hipster - you're a fucking idiot mate
Too long did not read
HOME is synthwave, not vaporwave. Vapor wave is heavily sampled, and i don't know the song HOME to sampled off anything too heavily. Synthwave just feels nostalgic because of its weird disco sound, and that's really what this all really boils down to.
Melinda O. no he's correct, he uses the same techniques as vaporwave to create this track. The difference is that this track uses its own samples rather than finding samples. Also it's very important to know, vaporwave has long since gone past using samples.
theVHSvlog im only like 16 and i still get that nostalgia feeling.
Jesus Christ, your editing is amazing.
No kidding.
I feel two layers of nostalgia: a nostalgia for teals, purples, and magentas of my early childhood and a nostalgia for listening to this in high school with my best friends. Great song!