12tone

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Something something music theory. they/them

The whole AI mess has been a massive W for Team Lifelong Struggle With Self Loathing and our inherent distrust of anything that shows us kindness, it’s a shame we aren’t worthy of it!

One of my least favorite genres of music theory video title is "This song that you would assume is bad based on what/where/who it's from is actually really good!" All songs are good. Being surprised is a skill issue.

I can't say for sure because I was a child at the time, but I feel like this is a product of the Napster era. The decoupling of music acquisition from physical objects, followed by the draconian overreaction of major labels, broke people's brains about how professional art works under capitalism.

Big Joel@bigjoel.bsky.social · last wk.

there are so many more IP abolition type people than I ever imagined. From what I've now seen, it seems like there's a desire to make IP out to be something doesn't benefit any non-massive corporations at all. But even if you think the merits point to abolition, that aint true right

It's been a long time since someone tried to push me this hard. Oh, well. Let's see if they want to get laughed out of a courtroom or not.

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The trans sports ban are almost completely an invention of the media, conservative and mainstream. it has been years of lies, of shoddy fact checking on just completely false conservative claims, years of phony concern trolling.

Social media asks us to consider all negative feedback like a setback, but sometimes you’re gonna make a thing and some people are just gonna think it stinks. For everything you love, there’s someone who thinks it stinks. Sometimes it’s good to remember that not everyone SHOULD like what you make

Becoming a chord inversion truther for fun. There's no such thing as a chord inversion, all chords are heard in relation to their bass notes. If you can't find a good label for the voicing, that's a skill issue. Stuck hearing some abstract "function" that implies another root? Also a skill issue.

I know this is not the biggest concern going these days, but it stresses me out that basically every artist/writer/critic is now expected to create their own tiny empire instead of getting paid by any existing entity to perform a job they've worked to get good at!!!!