What programs do you use for listing to your music?
Usally i just use VLC for offline music. If i want to listen to other things or radio stations, I use this python radio script I found somewhere to bypass all these over the top websites. On mobile, I use a old version of the Samsung music player. It just works.
I have always just used Itunes.
Audacious. I like GTK.
>>2368 mpv from the command line on computers, VLC on phones.
Since I don't see a thread for one, video game soundtracks thread. First: the final battle theme from Ys 6. This is a very electronic song.
You may compare this remix with the original available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvha_2hAzq0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49rw1E3unMA I don't care for most of the Final Fantasy series at all, and FF13-2 isn't going to change my mind about that. But it does have great soundtracks.
One of my favourite games on the PS2.
Technically?
Seems weird that /mp3/ doesn't have a thread dedicated to Japanese music. Listen to this, Sambomaster is the shit.
You will never be this cool...
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nice thread just the kind of thread for me tbh. i like the japanese music group called PICTURED RESORT. if you've heard about them then you are a cool guy like me heheh.
The Lethal Weapons - 80s Action Star https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7uKsmwlrTo
I'll dump some old and new japanese/otaku related music here which may be of your liking. Been thinking a lot lately and i've realized my life is hanging by thin threads these days, it would be sad if all this music just went to forgotten waste. So i decided to upload some things and post on chans i go to. Hope you enjoy it and have fun. Angel Note 0-10 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1vhvb9jnth0l8fl/Angel%20Note%200-10.rar?dl=0 SSH until 2014 https://www.dropbox.com/s/py58tok8wvdlu86/S.S.H.%20%E5%9F%BC%E7%8E%89%E6%9C%80%E7%B5%82%E5%85%B5%E5%99%A8%20until%202014.rar?dl=0 UNDER17 BEST3 Albums https://mega.nz/#!VBgziD7R!aJkvTwUQXyVvjc0rX77A9AQMRlfqwtENLJ2KSuYXO60 ONE OK ROCK until 2015 Message too long. Click here to view the full text.
Unrelated song, content (lyrics) wise. The mood of the song reminded me of this thread. I hope you're happy, anon, wherever you are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMQK5MbIb1E
>>2053 I miss your poems. Where are you, mainon?
>>2389 Let's just hope they moved on willingly.
THE LETHAL WEAPONS - Nan De Ya Nen [EngSub] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yok2579GNMQ
Is anyone here into doujin/fan arrangements of video game music? Here's a very cool one that's got a really funky proggy vibe to it. Not really sure what genre to call it. Originally from a Metal Gear game.
It's worth comparing this song to its original version (Doom, level E1M7 "Phobos Anomaly"), because the artist could evoke a very different mood only by changing the arrangement, while keeping the melody the exact same.
>>433 Forgot the file, sorry.
Best remix of Outset Island I've heard.
Mask of the Narcissist. Heeeeuuuuuyyyyyyy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbdZSXviw4o
ITT, post songs you're listening to because the last one slows down my computer whenever I open it.
Happiest underground rap song I have ever heard
I listen to this on loop whenever I'm pissed off.
I don't remember when I wasn't pissed off.
I like most of eerys songs. They are relaxing.
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Just an FYI - Two good links here for a nice amount of music: https://nyaa.si/view/1068471 magnet:?xt=urn:btih:31c0015da61972b1426d5b22e3c46c3766d189b4&dn=RTL&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fopen.tracker.thepiratebay.org%2Fannounce
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Which do you prefer?
Earbuds on the go and headphones at home is the superior combination.
Headphones, I don't listen to music outside anymore.
Earbuds don't fit into my ears, I can't use them anyway.
I find earphones kind of annoying since they fall out a lot, but they're more convenient for listening in bed than headphones. I certainly prefer headphones overall, but I do use earphones as well.
How do you guys download music? I remember I used to download single songs from mediafire by google site:searching and similarly albums from megaupload by doing the same. Do you download from private trackers, or what?
Soulseek and Bandcamp.
>>1989 what.cd, jpopsuki, waffles.fm, kraytracker, rutracker, mutracker, soulseek.
I only just discovered rutracker so I went wild, downloading music I didn't think I'd ever own without paying for them. You can make an account and use that if you like.
>>1989 bandcamp, various forums with mediafire links to albums and torrents >>2006 and obviously rutracker, great site
How do you folks classify your Japanese music? I'm re-organizing all my files and hit a wall because I started classifying my music under year of release (e.g. "(2010) Artist - Song name") and genre + sub-genre, but I'm stumped with anime-related music because I have singles that do not warrant having their own folder, yet their classification is so varied that they'd be all over the place (e.g. pop, rock, alternative, instrumental, jazz, etc.). I was thinking of just making a "Japanese" folder since that would solve the issue, but then do I put all the soundtracks related to anime or films there instead of my general soundtrack folder? Anyway, I was curious about how other people classify their music files, since I had never wondered before.
I don't really organize my things, but I think in the case of soundtracks source material might be a good way to separate them.
I organize all my music in folders alphabetically by circle/band name then album. For example, ...Music\X\[XL Project]\East Side Lounge I have a general Japanese folder for bands that start with Japanese names. I'd like to organize that alphabetically too but there's so much in there that it'd be way too much of a pain. For soundtracks I usually use the name of the company I associate the game/anime/film/etc. with for the band name, instead of whatever label the soundtrack was released under. So, a Kirby soundtrack would go under HAL Laboratory, a Higurashi soundtrack would go under 07th Expansion, and a Madoka soundtrack would go under Shaft.
>>2500 >For soundtracks I usually use the name of the company I like this idea, thanks. Will help a lot when shedding folders like with Squaresoft or Campcom games.
I organize my things, including music pretty poorly. I have a handful of music folders, all I fill up till they get reasonably big and then make a new one (Music1, Music2, etc) and if I want to find anything in particular I can do that either by searching the library in a music program or going through the folders, which I sort of know where things are just based on when I was filling up each folder and what I listened to at that time. Same goes for how I sort anime, tv shows, and movies. No organization, just many folders with 25-50 separate things in each.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C6yXPt9cjA BLAH
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