Nightcore
| Nightcore | |
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 Nightcore edits often combine vivid anime-style visuals with sped-up music | |
| Lain pang mga ngaran |
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| Mga ginikanan sa estilo | |
| Mga ginikanan sa kultura | 2001, Norway |
| Mga tipikal na instrumento | Audio editing software |
| Mga pormang pinaghalian | Hyperpop |
| Iba pang mga topiko | |
| Anime music video | |
An nightcore edit (midbid man bilang pinarikas na kanta, pinarikas na bersyon, pinarikas na remix, o simpleng pinarikas[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]) iyo an bersyon nin sarong music track na pinarikas an saiyang ginunuan na materyal sa haros 35%, na siring man pigpapalangkaw an pitch. Nagtatao ini nin epekto na haros kaagid sa pagpatugtog nin sarong 33⅓-rpm vinyl record sa 45 rpm. An 35% na dugang sa rikas nagkawsa sa notang C4 na maging dikit na hababa sa pitch kaysa sa notang F#4 (gikan sa 261.63 Hz to 353.19 Hz), na iyo an dugang nin haros 5 asin sarong kabangang semitones.[8] An pagpatugtog nin 33⅓-rpm vinyl records sa 45 rpm komun sa Happy Hardcore na eksena kaidtong mga dekadang 90 asin 2000, na siguro nagtaong inspirasyon sa genre na ini.
Ginuno an ngaran gikan sa Norwegian musical duo "Nightcore", na nagpaluwas nin pitch-shifted versions kan trance asin Eurodance na mga kanta. Asosyado man an Nightcore sa haros asin pig-ibihan man nin anime asin kulturang otaku; dakol na YouTube thumbnails (asin kaagid na mga tampok) kan nightcore remixes an igwang anime characters asin art.[5]
Nahiling kan Nightcore an pangkagabsan na resurgence sa kssikatan kaidtong kaamayi kan dekada 2020 huli sa TikTok, nagkawsa nin major recording labels to officially release pinarikas an mga bersyon kan saindang mga kanta.
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[baguhon | baguhon an source]- 1 2 Murray, Conor (Jan 18, 2023). "Why Sped-Up Music—From SZA, Steve Lacy And Many More—Took Over TikTok And Became A Key Marketing Strategy". Forbes.
- 1 2 Mullen, Matt (Jan 25, 2023). "Why are artists releasing sped-up versions of their songs?". MusicRadar.
- 1 2 Demopoulos, Alaina (Jan 10, 2023). "Why is Spotify full of faster versions of pop hits? Let's bring you up to speed". The Guardian.
- ↑ Leight, Elias (March 14, 2023). "With Sped-Up Songs Taking Over, Artists Feel the Need for Speed". Billboard.
- 1 2 George, Cassidy (June 20, 2023). "TikTok Is Filled With Sped-Up Remixes. Two Norwegians Pioneered Them". New York Times.
- ↑ Carman, Ashley (May 12, 2023). "Why Warner Music Operates a Covert Spotify Remix Account". Bloomberg News.
- ↑ Campbell, Erica (Jan 17, 2023). "Sped up songs: why are music fans becoming captivated by quick TikTok hits?". NME.
- ↑ "Fundamental frequencies of Notes in Western Music | Auditory Neuroscience". auditoryneuroscience.com. Retrieved 2022-07-13.
