japanese and korean pop

[bengali548]

whats the difference between the two effects wise? both genres go nuts on the synth's except korean is more upbeat.vs japanese which is more of a higher tempo?

japanese synths are more "twinkle-y" vs korean songs where the notes are sustained longer.


my goal for this thread is to figure out and disect how these songs are made (basically try and find a "recipe" for theese kind of genres) than figure out how to hybrid this with american culture

[slatepipe]

I have no idea about such stuff but I would be very interested if you gave some examples. my experience of Japanese stuff is more towards the experimental and noise areas. merzbow, aki onda and the 'scattergun pop' of melt banana

[bengali548]

I have no idea about such stuff but I would be very interested if you gave some examples. my experience of Japanese stuff is more towards the experimental and noise areas. merzbow, aki onda and the 'scattergun pop' of melt banana

these are korean songs. ive been trying to study and analyze their patterns during my breaks in school. i'll post some good j pop songs later tonight or tomorrow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCv-NKl7uuQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7fdSkp8ds
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6QA3m58DQw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MgAxMO1KD0

these guys really like their claps

[supamonsta]

hybrid this with american culture

please don't

[The Carpet Cleaner]

It both shit, only French do good music.