Synthpunk Hates Modular! Here's My Response!
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Mr Punk has been hating on modular music making in his last few videos so I couldn't help but respond!
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"patch on nerds...patch on!"
Oh Daniel I do so love your music. You are an amazing musician and I am so honoured to have you kindly giving tips to me. I don't need anyone to say that synthesis is not music when there are incredible musicians like you, Rick Wakeman, Tangerine Dream and a myriad of other musicians who have used modular synthesis. I say - keep on everyone who is making incredible synthesis music - let Synthpunk have his opinion and while he is deciding you are not musicians carry on and continue making your incredible music. 🤩🥰
Thanks so much! I'm so happy to hear that you're enjoying my music!
It's like synthpunk was complaining that buying fresh vegetables was obsolete because frozen meals come precooked. It's about the joy of creation! Also if I need a modular preset, I have Audulus!
So cool! I was an early beta tester for Audulus!
Synthpunk simply figured out that taking a contrarian approach to content is good for clicks. That’s his prerogative, but I find it dull and uninspired, so telling RUclips not to recommend his content to me was simple enough. He’ll eventually resort to MAC vs. PC, or iPhone vs. Android debates. It’s all good. I just choose not to feed the trolls.
John knows how to manipulate the YT algorithm. He uploads 6 - 7 vids a day being that they're 1 min TikTok vids, and keep doing this till he gets recommended.
He also has had a flood of fake subs prop up his channel, not organic growth but 10 per hour on the average for 2 days.
This is his 21st account in a little over 2 years, he knows how to delete a channel and gain back all his subs, that's why he does not care about his channel, it takes no time for him to create a new one.
He has had multiple DMCAs filed against him, had channels shut down for ToS breaches and yet here we are on the merry go round again.
Hey maybe hes trying to have some fun in this stale YT community.
@@craigmoran893 bullying people or content creators is your idea of having fun?
Oh you mean fun at someone else's expense!!!
@@DankePlace are you gonna cry?
@@craigmoran893 nice ad hom, seems like you're the one crying, defending some one as toxic as him and trying to be as passive aggressive as possible.
John needs people like you, he builds his army and fails time and time again.
Hows dems apples/tears?
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best part about modular is that you can make anything you want if you focus..and then take it around and jam or make insanely quick tracks with it
So modular is todally dodally opposite of what John is, as John can't even focus on one single thing?
Yeah yeah yeah yeah how you like dem apples?
Yes! When I was in London I repatched my little case and took it to a Ridley Road jam session! 🤓
I appreciate that no-one is being deadly serious here, but we must all bear in mind that YT is big enough for more than one opinion…
In my case, I went from building cigar box guitars to iOS electronica, to hardware ‘fixed architecture’ synths, then modular, having more and more fun as I went along. The problem-solving aspect of modular (but not semi-modular, no) is part of the fun. It’s an exploration of roads never before traveled, rather than those well-trodden and mapped to death. But that’s just my opinion.
Yes, I agree, I really enjoy figuring out clever ways to patch little solutions! Ten years ago I was collecting all the iOS synths I could find and was a beta tester for Audulus! 😀
I tried making music on my modular the keyboard synth way, that sucked.. Then I discovered the modular way and could never give it up. The hours flow by and once in a while I'll record something. And I'll listen to my own music which must mean I am a musician. Yay!
Mick's maxim; Music is anything presented as, or perceived to be, music. Thereafter it's merely a matter of personal taste.
i.e, if you are making what you perceive to be music, you ARE a musician.
@@unclemick-synths so true!
exactly! it's very captivating, very engaging!
John aka synthjunk is one of the most jaded people on YT. It all started when Behringer rejected him as an ambassador for their brand.
He then took a 20 lbs sledge hammer to his Odyssey and uploaded it, instead of donating it to someone in need.
He has been having PTSD over Uli for almost 3 years now.
John gets a lot wrong, he knows very little about synths in general, so much so that he bought a P5 and said it sounded too digital, same with the MoogOne.
He bought a Cobalt 8x and told everyone it was the best sounding wavetable synth available, then sold it a week later after everyone kept correcting him that it was actually VA.
He also asked MrTuna if the JunoX sounded better than VA.
John's failures are wildly known, he is on his 21st account in a little over 2 years, he just knows how to manipulate the YT algorithm to allow him to appear in people's reco channel's.
He just floods uploads, nonsensical ramblings of a little man sitting in his basement telling everyone what to do, instead of just making music.
He also has made videos with death threats which shows you how insecure he is.
He brags about how many synths he has owned, yet he has almost no music on his channel, he is more interested in selling unauthorized merch of synth manufacturers.
Thanks! It’s sad about the sledge hammer thing, as a retired social worker I often donated unused instruments to my favourite youth drop in, anything to create a positive interest for them!
@@jdanielcramer I don't know if you know the girl who played some gear at Knobcon 2022?
John went after her, made a video then all his subs started mocking her.
This is what John does when he gets traction, he will use his subs to bully his targets. He likes to single people out and he tells everyone he is a teacher, that's what is really sad.
Fwiw his subs are mostly fake, he was getting 10 an hr for 2 days in a row, then nothing.
He has had an army pump his account and admit they back him because he is against modular and Behringer.
You heard any music from him at all? He does make music but heavily relies on his DAW to sequence his hardware, nothing wrong with that but trashing modular because people choose to use it, when he doesn't even know how to use basic synths, is beyond a joke.
@@DankePlace I avoid acknowledging or responding to him - even when he actually makes adult comments. I'm enjoying this video and Tim's video because they're great ripostes but to a certain extent they're feeding the troll.
@@unclemick-synths One thing you should remember is that John never ever gets push back, so the fact Tim decided to do this, it's not feeding John, it's addressing his trolling.
The comments show that how people feel about him and expose the ones that willingly support him.
These supporters are the same one's that go after the ones John attacks.
There is nothing wrong with isolating an issue, remembering John has been mocking Tim for over 2 years.
Tim did something that no other popular channel has done before, even though Marc Doty filed a DMCA against him, I was also the subject of my content being used to troll me.
It is time John has been held accountable for his actions, Tim's video has opened that door for many to understand what he actually does.
Whilst it may appear these vids are feeding him, I'd say it's more that they're standing up to him and John is feeling somewhat sheepish atm, knowing he just cannot do it anymore without some repercussions.
I don't know if you ever have seen the videos he makes, but he encourages people to go after the ones he attacks, by liking the comments that mock his victims.
He literally has had the wind taken out of his sails with Tim's and this video.
I am sure many more will do the same as they tire of his behavior.
I know this guy and I know how he thinks, he always leans on his subs to do the dirty work for him, I know for fact he is sitting in his basement, plotting his next move but doesn't know what to do as he never expected anyone to have made his escapades so public.
His channel literally has backfired on him.
@@DankePlace wow, I didn’t know about the artist from Knobcon, that’s not good 🤔
I’ve noticed that synthpunk is kind of a gatekeeping, trash talking troll. He likes to make incendiary comments that are designed to get people to watch his videos and engage in his comment section. I’m not surprised that he said that or any other asinine remarks about modular. That’s why I never watch his videos and every time they pop up in my recommended videos I click the not interested button because I’m not interested in being outraged and I don’t want to encourage or monetarily support that behavior.
I posted a solution, YT ripped this from here due to them not wanting you to block their adds.
You can block someone's channel forever, you just need to Google specific words that YT is not allowing me to post here lol.
Top electronic musicians like Alessandro Cortini, Trent Reznor, Hans Zimmer, Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Deadmau5, and so forth would disagree with the Synthpunk on modular!
Forgot that raver Junkie XL.
Man oh man has Tom got some chops.
Nothing wrong with using synths for making weird bleeps and bloops. The only thing i used the keyboard on my MS20 in the 1990s for was to weigh one key down and make weird noises. (Couldn't find the SQ-10, was rare even then.)
🙀my early studio was two MS-10s and two MS-20s always wanted the mythical SQ and MS-50! Used a business card to hold a key down! 🤓
For anyone to say someone isn't a musician because of what they use, they have to define what a musician is, and that's the problem... It can't be done.
A person who has no instruments and puts some rice in a tube and shakes it in a timely fashion, they're just shaking their hand, it's the rice that's making the rhythm. But they're a musician are they not?
The person who manipulates voltages and musical building blocks, who understands sometimes to a component level, to make fascinating soundscapes. They are a musician, are they not?
Someone who uses their computer to exactly choreograph a virtual musical score, they have to be a musician too right?
The person using pre set sounds on a keyboard, not knowing how the sound is generated, not knowing the intricacies of how the parts fit together. They're a musician.
I don't read sheet music, yet I'm a musician, just as the ancient tribes were before sheet music existed, before daws existed, before modulars existed, before keys had been invented let alone keyboards.
So if you can be a musician without any of those things, you can certainly be one with any other tools at your disposal. You create sound, you create an emotion. That's that defines a musician, not the tools you use.
Exactly what I’m thinking! 👍
Everyone has a right to their opinions. Whether if you own a modular or not. Just follow your passions.
Absolutely, it’s not his opinions that trouble me, it’s the misinformation 🤔
Well, you fight fire with fire then. I just think he doesn't have enough brain to figure out how to make an actual sound on a modular.
@@tadams1227 you hit the nail on the head, he has posted before, he likes the Pro 3 because it's easy, but most of the sounds he gets from it are something a soft synth could do.
He has always blamed hardware, not his own inability.
@@tadams1227 🥹🤣
I think we’re modular really separates itself from synthesizers is in the clocking variation. If you take marbles and apply it to other modules or even other synths through CV, you can get three different clock rates. At the same time. You can modulate them speed up and slow down and include random and probability, That’s where the magic happens with a Dave Smith synthesizer using the modulation matrix. I didn’t see a way to apply lfo to the clock to do a similar thing. Stopping and starting your sequence , but for me, that was the most enjoyable part about using modular gear. On a side note synth punks job is to punk the system from another perspective and there is humor in hearing that you can actually program chords 🎉, with a 12 row wall system
🤣 yes, I don’t dare show him my fully polyphonic Doepfer rack! 😝
@@jdanielcramer ha ha that’s right , really enjoying the modular war games ! Thx for the sub
Modular is so organic! I think SynthPunk is just being melodramatic. Modular synthesis is the basis of everything that came after it.
Subbed due to your appreciation another’s opinion you disagree with. We need more of that in the world.
Thanks! 👍
I just got off of a major flame war on Time Showbridges's channel on this topic, so I'll jump in again. I think that modulars work very well as studio instruments. You can generate unique, expressive timbres and make memorable recordings, as Wendy Carlos, Tomita and Tangerine Dream showed long ago. But I think that they are terrible as live performance instruments, and the fact that people try to use them this way just discredits modulars in the eyes of most musicians.
How do you use modulars live? Well, you can do "genrative music", where the instrument is in some patch which is mostly free-running and you modify parameters to change it as you go along (or even just let it run, randomly). This can produce interesting sounds, but they really stretch the definition of music from something planned, written and performed to just "an interesting sound produced randomly by a machine." You can try to perform interactively, but changing sounds is very difficult live, and compositions tend to become rather stale over time, as shown by your mouth-played (?) piece. Most commonly, people just set up a sequencer and start chugging away, which gets tiresome very quickly.
Back in the days of Mortin Subotnick, we could take a "Bleeps and bloops" composition as new and interesting. And his work has held up pretty well. But in 2022, this is no longer new and fresh, and fails to hold a lot of listener interest, especially when done on the fly in a live setting, where the variations are either minimal or machine-generated.
I tenjoyed the Samual Barber piece and it showed a lot of work and effort, which highlighted the unique capabilities of the modular. But that's because it was largely a studio piece, built carefully over time. The other live work I found to be boring and not really listenable for an extended period. I'm sure that live modular players think tha they sound great and are having fun. But the results are often not very impressive to listenrs. In fact, I've heard "car alarm" pieces that were literally awful.
Modulars were never designed as live instruments and they work very poorly in that role. Many modular enthusiests apparently disagree, but the proof is in what live works they are able to produce.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! I agree, travelling and performing live with Modular is daunting! It’s a real labour of love, but having gigged for years playing all sorts of music, it’s amazing how engaged the audiences are! 👍
No it wasn't a "major flame war", it was you accusing me of saying things I didn't, you also posted off your opinion as fact, you should refrain from stoking a fire when there was none.
@@DankePlace #1 There was a thread of about 30 comments, most of whom disagreed with me to some extent. So there was a bit of heat going on, sustained in no small part by yourself. #2 If I say a Ferrari is faster than a bicycle, that's my opinion, but it's also a pretty clear demonstrable thing. And modulars are cumbersome and difficult on stage because of their very nature. You may enjoy using them in spite of that or even because of that, but not choosing to recognize it at all is just silly.
@@geoffk777 the whole point was that you palmed off your opinion as fact, there was no heated discussion but you did state that I called you a bigot and that you were close minded.
Never did I say this, so you playing the victim was the only heat, *In my humble opinion*
@@DankePlace You know, I really don't want to have version 2.0 of this argument. Let's just say that our opinions of what's a fact do not agree, and neither do we.
John Cage and an Aeolian harp are great examples of "what is musical"?
A guy I sub to, he uses his theremin to control some of his gear, mostly modular and he goes to musical places that I am in awe of.
Music is just an expression of anything with a tempo, rhythm or melody. The issue falls onto how much we are used to Western scales, that is where I steer away from traditional music. I don't subscribe to radio channels and I couldn't care less what is popular now.
I know what makes me feel involved and somehow resonates with me.
Something interesting came into my feed the other day on my phone, that just like light are waves, so are we.
Interesting read. "Not just light: Everything is a wave, including you"
Other than cost, space and keeping track of patches, modular synths are fantastic beat making and sound design tools and loads of fun as well! Keyboard synths are great but the happy accidents of modular synths keep me smiling and creating unique soundscapes. I use both hardware, keyboard and modular synths together and stand alone. Film composers like Hans Zimmer make extensive use of modular synths for that reason alone.
Yup, exactly, Modular makes it easy to patch a single CV all over the place to vary all sorts of cinematic textures together. 👍
Honestly its really easy to make interesting sound scapes with any synth, and even more so with just a sampler.. It's all good really! use what clicks with you most people will just experiment forever anyway and thats enough for them.
true my SP 404MK2 is a great sampler and fun to use with small portable modulars@@nagchumpalot
Music, not music, musician, non-musician, doesn't really matter... Modular goes beyond the traditional idea of what music is and how it's made. It's chess with the number of atoms in the universe times the number of atoms in the universe of possibilities. They are in a totally different ballpark from standalone synths so it makes sense to try and see what's created by them as non-music... but non the less, these are serious instruments for music and sound design, understanding consciousness, society, action reaction... etc.
Really awesome work JDCramer ! ...and thanks for your response to that ignorant posting ( I'm classically trained and love my wall of modular).
Cool! Thanks! 😻
No idea who synthpunk is!? But I do follow jdanielcramer!!
Thanks! I follow you too! 🤓
I agree with everything you said, I just wish you wouldn't give so much weight to this insignificant person. To me, 80% of youtuber modular enthusiasts are responsible for the machine fetish and there are certain arguments I agree with synthpunk. Why have a big complex modular system, when the result exudes a clearly Daw like way of thinking about music? Clearly not your case, considering the musical richness of your soundscapes. However for many others, including well-known figures in this niche, it is not the case. I mean, everyone does what they want, but when they call themselves influencers of these skills, promoting mediocre ideas, I am clearly upset by that.
yes! with great (synth) power, comes great (musical) responsibility! 😍
Ahahah! Fits very well in this context. 🙏❤️
Classy response. I disagree with you though in one respect... I don't think he's funny at all.
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This is my favorite RUclips beef that's ever happened.
🤣🤣🤣 I have to admit I’m surprised at all the interest in this turf war! 😮
Thank you, J. Daniel. That was beautiful. Patch On! 💪
Thank you! 😻
That classic piece must have taken some doing. It's mind blowing you did this with modular. Also plenty of musicians have turned to modular for inspiration. I started playing guitar, got into computer music, and now I'm starting with modular. But also plenty of non musicians get into modular, and that's great, like you said in the intro to the video bleeping and blooping is all part of the fun. Also there are plenty of nurds that get similar sounds to no input mixing stuff. And I know people who just use noise generators and filters to create sounds. It's like a big ecosystem of possibilities. I think synth punk is taking it more seriously than you think. I've seen his videos on the subject and he is definitely on some kind of crusade to end modular.🤣
Thank you! I appreciate your comments! 😻 yes! You’re right, there’s tons of creative people out there doing amazing things and I didn’t even have time to get into all the talented designers and DIY folks who are pushing the boundaries of the circuits! 🥹🤓
Before I saw your response video, I have always thought that modular synths were just gimmicky toys that were only able to produce very basic sounds, but after I watched your vid and listened to the amazing examples of how powerful modular can be, I feel rlly dumb for believing synthpunk lol. Even when I watched his vids, I was always weirded out by his childish comments and the way he would compose himself, like it felt like he was just stirring up unnecessary drama for so he make his brand more popular. Thx for making me see the facts and proving my concerns right
Thanks, that’s great to hear! 😻
You shouldn't feel dumb, you should feel empowered that you have broken the anchor to a manchild's channel.
John really doesn't know that much about synths, he leads others to believe that he is an almighty god amongst men, yet he trolls from his basement, fitting.
I saw your reply but I think your post was removed, he even went on and made merch of that Peter Kirn guy and constantly brags about it.
Your music sound's absolutely amazing. I appreciate the modular sound but avoid getting into it due to my fear of gas. But I do enjoy listening to others making fantastic sound's via this method of instruments.
Also I must add that synth punk is so much fun to watch and his whole Pams movement is hilarious 😂
Your all appreciated for entertaining us through these tough time's ❤
Thanks Dave good to hear! Don’t fear the gas, you can always DIY, makes it slower and cheaper! 🤓
@@jdanielcramer I've thought about getting into the DIY side. I'm only one year into my journey so I guess I'll try many options in year's to come. Thank you, appreciate you 🙏
Weird argument. What is the definition of “music”? There are many forms of art or music that I don’t understand or enjoy. But that doesn’t disqualify from being called music.
Yes, my thoughts exactly! If I listen to Anton Webern and hate it, does that mean his string quartet is not music? 🤔
Beautifully put... I agree totally. (loved your version of Adagio for Strings, too! Class!)
Thanks! It was a real slog getting thru that score, my drive failed and I had to buy a new Mac and start again! 😮
Yes indeed, sir. Wasn’t even aware of this non-controversy, but I am definitely patching on. And subbed to your channel cause looks and sounds awesome.
Thanks! By the time I heard about mr punk’s Modular rant he was already selling tee-shirts that just kept reminding me to check out the new PAMS workout module! 😝
He's funny? 🤔 I must have missed something. I'm enjoying your video though.
Every Synthpunk video is super negative, and that doesn't stir my creativity. Glad I found your channel.
Thanks! That’s great news! 😻
@@jdanielcramer You got me turnin the knobs. bleep bloop.
Hi Daniel..... WE appreciate your sensible and reasoned explanations ..... but I also realize that SYNTHPUNK is not at all interested in things like "serious educational videos" or "logical reasonable explanations" ...... he is a COMEDY ENTERTAINER who is "totally in love with himself" ...... and he is doing what he is doing to create CONTROVERSY (something that I understand very well because I also do it myself on social media) ....... he is after VIEWS and he is correct when he says that he is NOT a snob and he is correct when he says that he does NOT hate anybody...... he is poking fun at other channels because ONE he has his personal opinions "he hates modular" and TWO he enjoys showcasing HIS opinions and THREE he (quite correctly) believes that the more he decries OTHER synth channels on RUclips the more attention HE gets ...... I think he is quite talented and I rather enjoy watching his "crazy" videos for a good laugh .... but I would never take anything he does or says SERIOUSLY ...... and I think when we make videos to refute his commentary we are (in a way) playing right into his hands and giving him even MORE publicity ...... however from MY perspective ALL publicity on RUclips is good for views and so when (or if) I "spar with him" it benefits views on BOTH our channels ...... simply look at the views on your own video above and compare it to your usual ...... by tackling the Synthpunk in a video you have boosted your own channel ..... just like he has been doing to all the other synth channels on RUclips ........ two can play at that game and it's good for "business" 😂 ..... I am not thin-skinned and neither is he..... in fact, we may be more alike than I would want to admit 😁.... at least in outlook although certainly NOT in knowledge.
No you are wrong, he does hate people, he makes death threat videos that are simply not funny nor cool.
He has stalked people on here out side of here, you think this is cool?
He is on his 21 st account in a little over 2 years and somehow you think you can justify his behavior?
If anything you're condoning his behavior without accepting any responsibility for his bullying.
Don't say you "know what he's doing" when clearly you don't.
He has built up a hate army that parrots his disdain for other's success.
Ask yourself why he does what he does, it's because he cannot get views from not being positive.
If you think he does this for comedy, you're meat shielding his vitriol and allowing his negativity to spread due to the lack of understanding of who he truly is.
He messed with people's channels that actually have upset quite a few, to some it's their business, and you think it's all for comedy?
That's why he has been banned from almost every channel on YT right?
Nice point and nice pieces. Thank you!
You’re most welcome! 😻
Love seeing the Kawai's
Thanks! I even program them!
@@jdanielcramer I would imagine you do!
Thank you.
I love creating with modular, but it’s boring as hell to watch
Yup, 🤔 that’s actually part of the reason I created that patch that I play by waving my hands around, my first instrument was drums! 😋
@@jdanielcramer making your patch more physical with theremin antennas is a good idea. Have you thought about drumming with your modular set up? That might be interesting to see and hear.
Lovely music!
Thanks! 🥹 it’s all on mah Bandcamp! 🤓
Just in case you don't know, Synthpunk is kidding! He loves modular. He's just having fun. He loves synths, modular or not. I think it's all a very funny joke. Especially with the people who aren't getting it and are getting upset.
I know! I'm already bugging him to do the big reveal of his Doepfer Monster case!
The thing is there are a lot of people who do truly have this opinion about modular systems and given the fact his tone comes off as serious is the whole reason most don't see him as joking.
No actually he is not kidding, this is what you don't understand, if you don't know him well enough, you don't know him at all.
He got someone's real cell number off another YTber and then started to harass them.
If you think it's funny to watch him torment people, I think you should reassess what he is actually doing.
Rik Martson is a perfect example of someone he keeps re-uploading the same attack on, why? Because he thinks it's hurting people who watch it.
@@paulluna8099 here is the double edged sword, when is he to be taken seriously? Is it all "just a prank bro?"
Then he gets upset because of something something crying wolf.
Hey look guys, serious face, ahhh ha ha gotcha, serious face, was a prank bro.
Yeah harassing the same people over and over again is not funny.
@@DankePlace This is the first time I've ever heard of Synthpunk. I also was not aware of his other attack videos. You have to consider the majority of us have no idea of who he is before the video posted. It showed up on my recommendations list. As I stated before I presumed, he was serious. I also assumed he doesn't know how to use them. Up until recently I was not a fan of modular until I took a course with Sarah Belle Reid because it was apparent to me, I didn't know how to use them. I love them now.
OMG! NOT OUR BLEEPS AND BLOOPS!!!! HOW DARE HE!!!!
It’s true! He really crossed a line there! 😂
SynthPunk is insufferable.
I haven’t seen much of him lately? 🤔
…so….no girls at the modular convention then? 😂
I was with one 🙃 (actually there were and even some performers)
@@jdanielcramer good 😊 was only kidding my dude. I love anything modular but I am finding the desktop category of synths capable of far more unique soundscapes and textures without nearly as much patch labor. Whenever I see 50 patch cables producing the most basic bleep and bloops it’s a head scratcher. I have a SoftPop I and II and sounds are endlessly evolving
@@RedCloudServices 🤣 I had to laugh because I didn’t notice many of the people in that room until I saw the video footage! I was so busy ‘shoe gazing’ 🤓 yes, those Bastl boxes look really highly packed!
@@jdanielcramer 😆 it’s all good and thank you for your content! 😊
Actually iis his only funny synth on Synthpunk channel
#SynthPunk
Oh sh!t, where are my manners, forgot to sub to you lol.
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He’s not being serious lol
I know right! 😝 and he seems to appreciate my weird modular music! 😼 but I do worry that some of his misinformation might lead would-be Modular nerds astray! 🤓
PAMS
In this case POMS, as Shoebridge wins hands down.
PAMS pro-workout! I need that module! 😮
The tone of this vid came across as a bit elitist.
Just because you support John and his incessant trolling, when someone does it back, it's not ok?
Just a prank bro!!!
@@DankePlace cool music - maybe it was supposed to be funny! Cheers ; )
@@craigmoran893 lol, I wish I could be funnier in videos but it’s not my thing sadly. I do have a long history in music and social work practice and education, usually my vids are all about teaching, so I guess it’s easy to slip into the ‘how dare you misinform my students’ 🙀 mode!
@@jdanielcramer it's hard to be a teacher when no one takes you seriously, there is a fine line between education and entertainment.
When you cross the line into absurdity, no one will even remotely take anything you say as an informative insight of how things work/get done etc.
What you do is provide a fine balance and that is why you will continue to grow your channel, providing an informed journey along the way.
There is something very polar opposite between science and music, this I will explain:
I always get these feeds on my phone about how something something black holes blah blah, all based on theories that have yet to be proven, yet with music, we simply say, if you press this and do that, you can get this.
It's a proven science, because the Greeks created the Western musical scale based on mathematics.
This is a proven science that is now worth something in the hands of any creator, meanwhile, scientist debate something something that has absolutely no possible impact on our day to day lives.
So what we have here in front of us should be used in a more positive way, rather than what we have recently seen.
/end rant