Phi-Fic Chapter 335: Shotgun and anti-aircraft gun!
Chapter 335: Shotgun and anti-aircraft gun!
Xue Ze felt as if he was burning from the inside out under Bai Yuan's gaze.
His heart and pulse beat faster, and the blood rushed upward and spread along his neck.
Before the abnormal heat reaches your face.
Xue Ze hurriedly lowered his head to refill Bai Yuan's tea in an attempt to cover up his own gaffe.
By the time the teacup was filled, Xue Ze had calmed down his breathing by taking a deep breath.
When he raised his head, he suppressed all the emotions that were too out of line, without letting any of them leak out.
Even though he appeared calm on the surface but was actually in a state of turmoil inside, he finally remembered what Bai Yuan had asked him just now.
Before Xue Ze could even answer.
Bai Yuan suddenly stood up, holding the manuscript full of revisions to himself in his hand, and left his seat.
Xue Ze was startled, and the voice in his heart suddenly stopped.
He was still sitting in his seat, raising his head and looking at Bai Yuan's back with a somewhat confused look.
Then he realized belatedly that maybe his distraction just now made the other party unhappy, so she got up and left so suddenly.
Xue Ze's heart tightened secretly, and he subconsciously wanted to explain to Bai Yuan.
But before he could finish his words, Bai Yuan had already walked to the electric steel bar next to the floor-to-ceiling window.
With the same attitude as when he asked if he could make changes directly on the manuscript, he turned sideways again, tilted his head slightly and looked at Xue Ze, giving him a questioning look.
Xue Ze heaved a sigh of relief, and a slightly relieved smile appeared on his face. "Please do as you wish."
Afterwards, he stood up and walked to Bai Yuan, stood sideways next to the electric steel, slightly arched his waist, and made a listening gesture.
Bai Yuan sat on the piano stool and turned over the piano first.
My fingers briefly tried a few notes on the keys.
After making sure that the piano is in tune.
Only then did he place the manuscript on the piano stand.
Then, a smooth melody poured out from her fingers.
The melody was adjusted based on Xue Ze's manuscript without any major changes, except for many rhythmic adjustments and details.
When played by Bai Yuan, it seems like two songs that sound similar but completely different.
After Bai Yuan demonstrated the performance himself, he looked up at Xue Ze beside him and asked again: "What about this time? Is there anything else you don't understand?"
After that, he added: "It is indeed not easy to understand just by writing on paper. It is indeed easier to start with the sense of hearing."
"It seems so." Xue Ze's eyes flickered slightly, and he continued along with Bai Yuan's words, "It does sound more intuitive."
Then, Xue Ze leaned forward slightly, raised his finger and pointed at a note on the manuscript, leaned his head forward, and asked: "But here, I still have a question, listen..."
He pressed a few keys and said, "Isn't it a bit too flat? I feel like something is missing..."
After listening to this, Bai Yuan thought about it, and according to Xue Ze's suggestion, he changed the rhythm pattern and cut off the first half to repeat and vary it.
When played again, the rhythm of the melody becomes lighter and more casual, and more in line with popular rhymes.
"How about this?" Bai Yuan asked.
Xue Ze made an OK gesture: "I think there is no problem."
Bai Yuan picked up his pen and made notes on the manuscript, and made revisions to the original song.
The two of them were repairing and modifying it as they went along, trying to play it.
After some bumps and bruises, I completed the modification of the first demo.
The effect of the last test launch met Bai Yuan's expectations as expected.
After the two of them worked together to modify it, this demo seemed to have changed from a dilapidated demolished building to a fully decorated building with repainted walls and new furniture.
There is no major change in the overall structure. Appropriate adjustments have been made while retaining the original framework.
It can bring a refreshing experience.
It won’t make people feel like they have come to the wrong house.
After all, if you change it too much, it will inevitably become unrecognizable in the end.
Not only does it lack the trace of the original melody, it also sounds more like a new song that was created separately.
Bai Yuan has a good grasp of the scale of modification.
While retaining the main ideas and emotions that Xue Ze originally invested in the work, he also used clever techniques to embellish it.
The shotgun was forcibly packaged as a shotgun anti-aircraft gun.
By the end, the piece had developed into a piece of music with his own personal style, to the point that even if the group of music instructors who had taught Xue Ze in the past were standing here, they would say that he had been brought back to life with his magic touch.
After playing, Bai Yuan said:
"I have only adapted classical music with my classmates, and have never composed pop music independently. I can't give you much advice or help, and the melodies are mainly piano and violin."
The electric piano is different from the traditional piano. In addition to its advantages such as small footprint and price, although its tone is not as good as the grand piano in the concert hall, it can simulate the timbre of other instruments.
It's a combination of piano and keyboard.
Xue Ze's electric piano has a series of functions such as changing tone, recording and arranging music.
1. Usually, it is the first choice for independent composers when they need to improvise outside the recording studio.
Although the electric piano is more complicated to operate than the traditional piano, Bai Yuan had come into contact with this instrument when he was in junior high school, so it was not difficult to get started.
In addition, Bai Yuan had spent three years in the school's classical ensemble orchestra, so he knew a lot of techniques and rules for the coordinated use of various musical instruments.
This allowed him to not only teach Xue Ze the basic theories, but also try to adapt and modify his compositions.
For this reason, the style of the adapted songs is dominated by piano and violin, and the overall style is closer to that of large-scale classical ensemble music.
She continued, “After that, you can follow this rule and try to use other instruments as the main instrument, add more popular elements, make more detailed adaptations, and then slowly integrate your personal characteristics. Over time, with accumulation, you will naturally achieve qualitative changes and write songs that meet the public’s aesthetic tastes.”
Xue Ze listened to her silently, and waited until she finished speaking before saying:
"No need to change. I think piano and violin are good. The sound is catchy and has a unique sense of story."
During the arranging process, in order to make it easier for Xue Ze to participate, Bai Yuan gave up half of the space on the piano stool.
The piano stool is large enough that even if two people sit on one side, they won’t feel crowded.
But when you raise your hands and move, your arms will inevitably touch each other.
And because both of them were concentrating on composing the music, they didn't pay too much attention to it.
Now, after the music was finished, Xue Ze began to realize that the distance between the two of them was indeed a bit close.
Once you start paying attention, you will inevitably feel a little awkward, or even restless.
Because of this, Xue Ze moved a little to the outside without leaving any trace.
He raised his hand to his chin, rested his elbows on the keys, and pressed down a large area of the keys, as if it had its own BGM, causing the piano to make a chaotic sound.
Xue Ze tilted his head and said while looking at Bai Yuan:
"Ms. Bai, aren't these the two instruments you learned?"