i have done it - Progressive Rock Music Forum

I have beaten dream theater at their own game! Not only does my new song have more than 108 time signatures, but it has 133!

Check it out here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwPrpmks-Hc

I don't know if it's a world record, but I'm pretty sure it might be. Also, I am 100% sure my song isn't as good as Dance of Eternity, but as the creator, I would like to think it's still pretty damn good.

Edited by Drop Therapy - July 12 2018 at 11:28

SteveG wrote:

Very impressive, but can we dance to it?

Unless you are god, no. And I am an atheist, so he doesn't exist to me anyway.

I'd skip a on the records and talk about the music and yourself. Just for starters, are you a multi instrumentalist, a multi programmer or both? What did you record this on and how did you mix it? What are your influences? What do you want to achieve, musically, in future?

Edited by SteveG - July 12 2018 at 12:20

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SteveG wrote:

I'd skip a on the records and talk about the music and yourself. Just for starters, are you a multi instrumentalist, a multi programmer or both? What did you record this on and how did you mix it? What are your influences? What do you want to achieve, musically, in future?

I mostly program the instrumentals, but I do record bass. I might get my friend to record the drums for the other three songs on the album. Here is my summary:

"Hello, I am Mark ███████ (not censored in the actual thing), also known as DROP THERAPY, a 14 year old music producer from ███████ . One day I was listening to Dream Theater's "Dance of Eternity," Which has 108 time signature changes. I decided to try to create a song that has more than that, and I ended up with a song that has 133 time signature changes, the first 125 happening during the first 2 minutes and 48 seconds. I don't know if this is a record or anything, but I do know that I had fun making it and that hopefully more attention can be brought to it. In short, a time signature is a measurement of how many beats are contained in a bar. For example, 4/4, the most common time signature in western music, consists of four quarter notes in a measure, or bar. 3/4 has only 3 quarter notes, and is used for waltz music and other things. My song contains time signatures with 7 eighth notes in a bar, 5 eighth notes in a bar, 5 sixteenth notes in a bar, and so on. I have been making music since I was eleven years old. It has evolved from techno music and similar genres to a huge mess of progressive rock, industrial, and experimental music over the past three years. "

I enjoyed listening to this. Of course, now you have to break your own record! Smile

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