Under 18s Old School Rave Internatinal Bar

40miles

22nd of January Just off grafton St anyone in ta Dance should defo go
on from 2 ta 7 tickets are on sale in sound cellar
Dj Paul from Purre Fm is Playing at it

PurpleFistMixer

The question is, will there be strobe lights?

Wait, that's not the (main) question. The question is how is this relevant to the Junior Cert, eh, eh? These students should be studying, not listening to this new-fangled disco music.

Though, tbh, if you're gonna be advertising (which is not allowed, btw), you really should try and do a good job of it. You know, that thing, we call, grammar, and, that thing, we call "How much are the tickets, damnit?"

Apple Gal

PurpleFistMixer wrote:

The question is, will there be strobe lights?

Wait, that's not the (main) question. The question is how is this relevant to the Junior Cert, eh, eh? These students should be studying, not listening to this new-fangled disco music.

Though, tbh, if you're gonna be advertising (which is not allowed, btw), you really should try and do a good job of it. You know, that thing, we call, grammar, and, that thing, we call "How much are the tickets, damnit?"

Hehehe sometimes you do make me laugh!

skapunkkeith

stupid computerized dance rubbish

that doesnt take any skill to make a dance song, just a computer and a keyboard

Apple Gal

I dunno, I don't think I could make one!

PurpleFistMixer

Just a computer and a keyboard and a good knowledge of timing, rhythm, melody and harmony. Among other things. You'd be surprised the amount of skill that goes in.

Piste

Techno! Will there be techno?!

Apple Gal

Whats the diffeence between the two??

Piste

Well there are many types of dance: House, Rave, Techno and Trance to name but a few, they all differ. I'm not a big mad dance-head or anything so I couldn't really explain alot about them to you...perhaps wiki would be a better source than I for that.

skapunkkeith

mostly they use midi's to make them and programmed sounds, time takes care of itself when its midi's coz they all fit in some way or another

Aisling(",)

Deadly I love rave.How much are the tickets

Apple Gal

So... getting back to a jc sorta thing...do ya think you could study dance music making,or what ever it's called in school?

PurpleFistMixer

skapunkkeith wrote:

mostly they use midi's to make them and programmed sounds, time takes care of itself when its midi's coz they all fit in some way or another

Um, no... midis are only gonna fit together and sound good if they're the same time, tempo and, key, unless you intentionally want the song to morph into something else half way through.
The point is, it still takes creative input and skills to make good dance music, as with most types of music. Don't put it down because the mode of creation is different to the usual.

Apple Gal

So you could study it in music I suppose because it is music!

PurpleFistMixer

Aye, I don't know anything about the music course, is there nothing on modern music, like a project or a special topic you do? If not, there should be. That'd be cool.

madbabe(",)

You can make music on the computer for part of your leavin cert practical! and I suppose you could prob study it as your general study for the junior cert!

Apple Gal

Cool!

Piste

Timing for simple rhythms would be much easier on computerised music as they'd have built-in metronomes.

John Player

Edit: No talking about drugs. I mean, like.. Junior Cert board? That's bad man. Away with it.

Piste

What about BlueDrink? Can we talk about BlueDrink(tm)?

Shrimp

Aisling(",) wrote:

I love rave.

Brick Tamland: I love... carpet. [pause] I love... desk.
Ron Burgundy: Brick, are you just looking at things in the office and saying that you love them?
Brick Tamland: I love lamp.
Ron Burgundy: Do you really love the lamp, or are you just saying it because you saw it?
Brick Tamland: I love lamp! I love lamp...

PurpleFistMixer

Piste wrote:

What about BlueDrink? Can we talk about BlueDrink(tm)?

Of course. I love that blue, non-alcoholic powerade. Don't you?
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