Becoming Famous Starts with National Songs

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Is this joke about trainee Cai Xukun funny?

If you have any favorite national songs, you can also leave a message here. If there is a suitable situation, I will consider writing it.

Although there are relatively few people now, I hope that the author will not be a eunuch and will not collapse in the later stage. After writing the book, more people will read it.

After reading dozens of chapters, to be honest, I originally came here because the author wrote about Chinese style, but the arrangement of this character's personality is really fascinating. I thought the protagonist might be like Xu Song who focuses on making his own music, or he might be like Jay Chou who has his own style. It might be like JJ, but I never expected that the protagonist is brainless. From being a little transparent at the beginning, you have to pay for the song, and later to participate in music festivals, everything is about money, just to take advantage of the popularity of a low-quality game. Forget it, you should still position yourself as a singer.

Regarding the difference between ancient style and Chinese style, and some of my views on national style songs. (The dispute in this article comes from a netizen whose ID is Weiweihuang, in the comment area. For this reason, I had to write an article to refute him and tell him what is so good about Jay Chou's Chinese style and whether Zhou's songs are difficult or not) Ancient style and Chinese style have always puzzled many people: What is the difference between the two? They all sound similar to me. However, the difference is actually quite big - probably the difference between a phoenix and a crow. It's not at the same level at all, nor is it at the same level of difficulty. OK, let's discuss in detail the definition of ancient style and Chinese style. Ancient style: According to my understanding, it is necessary to use true ancient song creation techniques. The lyrics have a certain ancient style. There is no need to stick to the formality in the orchestration, but we strive to have changes in the ancient and new in the ancient, emphasizing the character rather than focusing on the surface. What is the real ancient song creation technique? From my humble opinion, there are many types of song creation techniques in ancient China, but the ones that can be passed down and are widely known by professionals are: Qing music, Yan music, and Ya music. At this point, you may not know: What are these things? Why haven't I heard of it at all? That's right, that's because many people in China who write about ancient style are not good enough and don't understand this aspect. Let's talk about Yanle first. What is Yanle? As we all know, China has a pentatonic scale, namely Gong Shang Jiao Zheng Yu, which is 12356. There are three groups of tritones, namely 123, 456, and 567. Among them, 4 and 7 are hidden, but it does not mean that they do not exist or appear. In Yanle, both 4 and 7 can appear, but the 7 here is b7. Why is this? I won't go into the specific music theory. You can remember it like this: I hate a person very much. This kind of music is Yanle, so if the 7 is lowered. Next, let's take a look at how the master wrote Yan Le: Did you notice that the 7's at the beginning are all with a flat sign, which is a typical feature of Yan Le. But when it comes to "getting what you don't want", the modal style changes to elegant music - the addition of #4 makes the atmosphere of the song more uplifting. Also, the mode conversion is extremely intensive. There is an obvious angle mode at the beginning, and there is a long tone in the fifth 7th - 7 is a leading tone, which has a sense of instability, so it can lead to another mode - during this process, the transitional mode is still an angle mode, but in the end it falls on the feather tone - the heroic feather mode pushes the song to a climax. Finally, it returns to the horn mode, which is relatively low-pitched Yan Le, but it seems extremely grand, and every sentence can be said to be sonorous and powerful. It ends with the leading sound leading to the feather sound, which is really amazing! It's completely textbook-level writing. Of course, there are many similar songs, but they are much more complicated than Phoenix Yu Fei's song - some songs are so crazy that they change one sentence to another, and the audience can't hear it at all. This is simply a naked display of crazy skills. Ahem, just to put it briefly, everyone should have a certain understanding of the real ancient style. Next let's take a look at Chinese style. Chinese style: In a broad sense, as long as songs are created with traditional Chinese elements, they can be said to be Chinese style. For example, the pentatonic scale, national musical instruments, or national singing can all be called Chinese style. In a narrow sense, it generally refers to Jay Chou's Chinese style - of course, in fact, I think the earliest Chinese style should be Tao Zhe's, but Tao Zhe did not propose a concept called Chinese style at that time. Jay Chou created a new standard for Chinese style, that is, three ancients and three new. In essence, it is still a kind of pop music based on R&B, but it may have Chinese characteristics in some aspects. Of course, at one point, the distinction between Chinese style and ancient style is very clear: Chinese style is a re-creation, and ancient style must be original. Not to mention the distinction between modes: Chinese style generally only uses the pentatonic mode, without adding 4 and 7, but it is not so absolute and strict, but basically it is still dominated by pentatonic mode. There are very few special techniques in the melody. Except for a few songs by Jay Chou and Xu Song, the others are just pop music that only uses the pentatonic scale. And the trends are very similar. Except for the words, they are almost all carved from the same mold. This is why Jay Chou doesn't write much about Chinese style now - Chinese style is almost finished, and it's just those things over and over again. For example: The scores of these songs seem to be somewhat similar: the intros all start with 5, which is the dominant tone of the West, and then the main song starts with 2 or 3, and then proceeds to 5. The chorus goes up an octave, basically the three notes 321 go back and forth. Of course, the arrangement of Jay Chou's songs is obviously much better. The syncopation of the melody, the addition of dots, and the addition of repeated sounds make the songs more varied and more artistic. Xu Song's song arrangement is not good, but the melody is still very beautiful. This may be one of the reasons why Xu Song is famous. You, like Xu Song, are the real Chinese style, but you don't have any label of Chinese style. Also, in essence, it doesn't mean that you make a Chinese-style orchestration to be truly Chinese-style. You need to make the inner things Chinese-style to be OK. Finally, music theory knowledge is very important. I strongly agree with Hua Chenyu's point of view. Those who don't even have basic knowledge of music theory, and come to the Internet to bully others or pretend to be cool, probably have a more difficult life... Looking back, if someone says that there is something wrong with Jay Chou (please see a netizen with the ID of Taste is Great, in the comment area), don't be afraid, just say it back... I really sympathize. The quality of current netizens is really worrisome: I don't understand music theory, I don't understand harmony, but I can comment. In short, Jay Chou is not good, and the difficulty is not high. Let me go, you don't understand music theory, how difficult is it to identify empty ears? Why don't you, sir, rise up to ninety thousand miles when the wind blows? Above. This article is original to me

To be honest, I don't know why, Xu Song's songs have become niche. Ask those born in the 80s and 90s who are the three giants of Penguin Music. It has always been in the top three of the listening charts. (Jay Chou, Xu Song, JJ Lin) + Substitute (Wang Sulong)

One, there is no seductive plot. Two, the outcome of the matter is illogical and takes it too much for granted. Three, we should not pay too much attention to what should be paid attention to (the quality of the songs), and we should pay too much attention to what should not be paid attention to (the speeches of those who have not listened to the songs). Fourth, although there are not many disgusting plots, you can still see the plot of pretending to be a slap in the face. 5. The character of the protagonist is not very good at first glance (the first time I went out to shoot an outdoor scene with that little girl, she was tired. You shouldn't talk so much, because she is helping you, but at this time you are explaining that you are not in a hurry). Sixth, the writing style needs to be improved. The plot description is too vague, giving people no sense of involvement at all. When "Jiangnan" was launched, I couldn't tell what type of person the protagonist is and what kind of psychology the people around him have. The introduction of the characters is simply brief, letting people know that this person exists but not what he is like. Seven, the plot is too repetitive and boring. Someone on the forum recorded the song and posted it and chatted with the girl. This part passed and then repeated... Well... I have no interest in reading anymore.

After reading Chapter 4, to be honest, if you charge directly, who will buy it from you? More than 10,000 fake fans? You have to at least give people free sex. Once others recognize you, you can monetize your traffic only when you have a certain reputation. Now you can just post a song on Kugou or the like. People don't know you are a cat or a dog, but you charge for your songs. Do you think everyone is a girl in the fandom? Besides, you don't have many fans.

I just looked at the catalogue. What kind of fairy-tale songs did the author copy? I've never heard of any of them, how can I feel like I'm involved? Isn't it cool to copy Jay Chou's template? Isn't it great to feel so good that you can fly? Will there be no money to be made if the book becomes popular? There is a reason for rushing.

This diary is well written, it would be nice to be more detailed.

Um... I feel that the protagonist is a bit pretentious. Isn't it tiring to show off his character every day? Maybe in the eyes of others, he is a talented man with constant inspiration, but what is fake is fake after all. What if someone asks him to write a song on the spot one day, and the content is not consistent with the one on earth? Wouldn't this be revealed? Furthermore, although the songs written by the protagonist are related to ancient styles, their styles are completely differentiated, making people wonder if they were ghostwritten.

Why don't you have the desire to read on? Running accounts are the biggest reason. And there is no obstacle at all when watching it.

Let's put it this way, I read your book just to find songs to listen to.

When I'm drunk, I get inspired when something happens. Then I go back and copy a song and upload it. Just copy the song. And every time I get inspired, can I not mention the inspiration?

The author chose a niche. The protagonist doesn't say whether he has money or not. He wants to make money but he still procrastinates. Why can't he take the initiative and go to other platforms to make music videos🎶, or MAD, to help distribute them and promote them in case they become popular? My own songs, gathering more fans, but the result is that the protagonist is just a salty fish, waiting for the fire without taking the initiative or rejecting it. When the time comes, the songs will be slow songs, and the fast songs will make the mood burn faster and make a lot of money💰Isn't this delicious? ? ? It's okay if it's light, but it doesn't bring out the emotion at all, so no one will read the rest of this article.

I don't understand what's going on now? Do you all like women's clothing so much? I've read a few books and it's like, what happened to a big star dressing up as a woman for a live broadcast, and a rich man's son dressing up as a woman to play DJs? 😰😰

Since you want to make money and become famous, wouldn't it be more useful to be away from others? Is there anyone in another world who accuses you of plagiarism? Say you paste and copy?

The author pays too much attention to level. Some things cannot be restricted by level. This is not a game article.

All the male protagonist's friends are female friends, and it feels like all men are enemies

There are so many good songs, and I have written dozens of chapters before. If you look at them, they are basically all songs that have no audience. You are copying songs, not writing songs. You are still being pretentious and cannot make readers feel the same. You have discouraged many people from the beginning.

The reason why few people watch entertainment streams is because they are too immersive. Another thing is that the protagonist publishes his work too quickly. Some novels publish a song in the first chapter, and then start the second chapter in the third chapter. Chapter 6 begins the third song. So.

I have read so many stories, and all I write about is copying songs, recording songs, releasing songs, and then copying songs and recording songs again... There is nothing else. I feel like the protagonist is just a robot!

I like music and novels. It was very pleasant to listen to the music mentioned by the author while reading this book!

It feels like releasing a song just for the sake of releasing it. Once a song is released, there is no follow-up. It's just a few female friends talking about it, which is a bit disappointing.

This shit is like a eunuch. 😤😤😤😤😤

In fact, you can also write some pure music, such as Memory of the Forbidden City, Seven Swords, The Distant Journey of the Japanese, Nightingale, Sunrise over Emei, The Great Wall, etc. It will be done in one go.

Bridge bean sack? ? Is this the end? ? ? ?

The first one is chasing 🙂😁 (Although I don't know what the use is...) Can I add some details? ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

Come on, I like Chinese folk songs. This genre is niche but I hope to stick with it.