A lot of songs are just good, so speeding them up gives them a different vibe that also works. It is its own subculture. I like some songs better in Nightcore.
There're also people that specifically edit the songs for nightcore, changing it to better fit the vibe.
A lot of songs are just good, so speeding them up gives them a different vibe that also works. It is its own subculture. I like some songs better in Nightcore.
There're also people that specifically edit the songs for nightcore, changing it to better fit the vibe.
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He accidentally discovered Nightcore
Haha, what is this madness?
A lot of songs are just good, so speeding them up gives them a different vibe that also works. It is its own subculture. I like some songs better in Nightcore.
There're also people that specifically edit the songs for nightcore, changing it to better fit the vibe.
A lot of people who speed up a song and then claim to be an artist.
A lot of it is pretty good though, my favorite version of ed sheeran's castle on the hill is a nightcore edit.
A lot of songs are just good, so speeding them up gives them a different vibe that also works. It is its own subculture. I like some songs better in Nightcore.
There're also people that specifically edit the songs for nightcore, changing it to better fit the vibe.
Invention of nightcore, 1987 (colorized)
You don't even have to speed it up
Cruel Astley's Thesis
Here are some explanations why it sounds like an anime theme (royal road progression):
https://youtu.be/6aezSL_GvZA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_road_progression