KBO was my first taste of solo playing. I wouldn't have gotten into it without KBO. I found it intriguing, despite my initial dismissal for solo as an IIDX ripoff.
KBO was my first taste of solo playing. I wouldn't have gotten into it without KBO. I found it intriguing, etc.
Precisely this. Without KBO I had absolutely no motivation to add solo files to SM and try them out (especially since it felt like the solo files I did look at were too difficult for a beginner like me, but I was clearly looking in the wrong place anyway).
KBO had the right mix of files, and once I got past basic hurdles like 3-, 4-, and 5-note jump-hand combinations, along with ring/middle finger trilling, I finally felt like I belonged. :')
But not really... it was a damn good starting point, and now I can enjoy those solo packs that I once skipped over.
Rap music is music. However, It's not in the traditional sense of how we understand music. The vocals are filled with slangs that gangs used since the 70s and a lot of the instrumentations are replaced with "Street Sounds" instead of traditional instruments. Music is defined as any combination of sounds that is pleasing to the ear, so while one person may find it as "noise" another person can find it pleasing to the ear and so call "vibe" with it as how I think the kids would say it these days.
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