What type of music takes the most amount of talent?
do you like metal, hard rock, or just plain rock. perhaps classics or some oldies. maybe rap, hip-hop- or R&B. there could be some people who like orchestra music. i will not limit this debate to the title, because there are just far too many aspects to it. what is your favorite type of music and why?
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It depends on who you are and what you like. The hardest would be playing music that you hate, because there is no motivation. And if any of you know anything about physics, it takes lots of force to go somewhere without momentum. How much you like the music = Motivation = Momentum, and Force = Talent Is that confusing? I can play the guitar, sing, trombone, and some piano. I'm in choir and when we sing songs that I hate, I just have a really hard time. Side: the type you hate
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okay. im gonna try it. lets see...(and please dont take any of this personal) im talkin to my homie Hgrey, gonna prove him wrong all day, it dont even matter anyway, cuz i know that this guy's soundin gay! HEY! all the ladies in the club look here! he's the kinda guy you should fear! he talks like he drank up some beer, man i know this raps gonna make him tear! freestyle muthatrucka! now you play the guitar, drums, bass guitar and sing with lyrics that actually can have a message. boosh! lmao!!!! oh and when you are singing, you have to hit more than one note Side: hard rock
Jazz. I don't play a ton of it. But you have to memorize numbered chord progressions, and be able to improvise music with a bunch of other dudes trying to do the same when someone shouts out that number. It's demanding in terms of technique, and the "rules" of its composition aren't well-defined enough to really give you direction. Thank you black people, for all the best music :] Side: hard rock
I think singing takes the most talent. People can learn to play instruments from a young age, but singing is a gift that cannot be learned. And I'm not just saying that because I can sing. :) And for the record, I am referring to actual good singing, not rap or metal, where the vocalist either speaks fast or screams in the microphone, respectively. Side: Anything with good vocals
Rap truly doesn't take skill aside from the putting lyrics together and coming up with sensible rhymes (unlike lil wayne...ugh). Metal is more than just screaming into a mic, I've seen amateurs who have had no practice scream into a mic and it's painful to hear. To properly scream you have to work out your diaphragm and vocal chords to manage properly the pitch and tone, and to keep it from sounding like a piercing sound. Lots of metal bands also have clean and screaming vocals, of the same person, so my opinion the metal vocalists that can scream and sing great are the most skilled, and being able to play an instrument at the same time is just icing on th cake. Side: metal hard rock
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metal and hard rock because the skill u need to play guitar drums and bass in metal is way harder then any other genre because its way faster and lots of solos and diffrent beats i play guitar ive played tons of diffrent types of music and metal and rock is hardest trust me and who ever said that singing in rap and metal dosent count can get a rain check because its extremaly hard to sing to because it goes to screaming to evan smoth singing and to like wierd out of wack singing lol listin to down with the sickness by disturbed the Ooh ah ah ah ah! part is one of the hardest things to do with your voice alot of disturbed songs do stuff like that listin to bands like metallica korn disturbed iron maiden gnr ac dc and a lot of others and you wll under stand wat i mean o and metallica roxs! remember that best band ever!!!!!!!! Side: metal hard rock
Jazz. Unlike rock or metal, power chords and repeated techniques don't work here. If you want to be a good jazz musician, you have to know every scale, technique, and note that you can use in a song, and be ready to use it at any given time, in order to ensure that your song doesn't become repetitive or boring. Side: Jazz
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Id say metal, you have to have good vocals, and dont say no all they do is scream, because no. metal and screamo are not the same genre. for example three days grace, okay ya they have a screaming song (its all over) but then compare that to Last to Know metal bands are much more diverse than soft rock bands or any other genre because they play more than their main genre. also the singer usually plays more than one instrument. also metal has very fast solos and so you have to be creative and know all the scales. also you have to know chords power chords and regular notes. the drums are also using fast double bass, lots of quick cymbals and drum fills, also going on creativity. the bass is also usually very fast and all finger picked in most metal. Side: metal hard rock
As a drummer I can say that metal drumming is BY FAR the easiest type of drum/percussion. Almost every metal song is just double bass and constantly hitting the china cymbal and way to many drum fills (which are one of the easiest parts of drumming). Overall, even though I like a few metal bands, metal is definitely not the most talented type of music. Jazz probably is. Side: metal hard rock
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