This post is primarily for people that read music and cringe every time they see music-y symbols. But it's also for folks that see this junk and don't know the difference.
I just did a Google image search for "music notes." Let's start here:
Hot! Looks like trumpets to me!
Stirring!
This example, more than any of the following, seems to actually follow
some sort of protocol (the flat in the signature and the C sharp suggest D minor), and
is maybe even taken from something. It sounds better with some low
brass:
Speaking of low brass:
Wait a minute...isn't that the Cheers theme song?
And my favorite is the one I used as a header. I think an orchestra hit with lots of reverb will do.
So stark! And mysterious! No time, no barlines, and that free-floating B, not tethered to the rest of that diminished arpeggio. Rogue! Do you think that Charles Street knows what this sounds like? (Click his name. Not sure why I can't get that to display properly.)
"Life is like the music notes of a song. There are three key notes;
Family, Health and Finances. Just like music, these three will go up and
down at different times.”
So true, man. So true. Family can be a real B. And F finances. But life is still simpler than "Mary Had a Little Lamb."
The last one sounds like it should be stuck right before a match-up on something shitty like Battle Bots. "Blue team, ready?! Red team, are you fuckin' READY?! LETS DO THIS!! AHHH GET SOME!!!!!1"
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