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Two words I will be using a lot during this brief introduction to diverse textures are: "Tone", and "depth". When I speak of tone I am referring to the approach the artist has and the emotion they intended. If an artist is singing low and slow this is typically associated with the emotion of sadness. This sad tone can change the meaning of a song because it affects the listeners emotional reaction to the piece. When I speak of depth I am referring to the affects on the vocals/musical instruments that make the music appear to be at a different distance from our ears. Having control over what sound seems to be closer allows an artist to pick what musical element he/she wants to be the most known.
Diverse textures of music are the different tones and amounts of depth an artist has to choose from in order to express the art as they wish. When I choose to write a song I have a certain texture in mind that matches the emotion of the piece. Sometimes, when I finish a song I will try different textures on the tune to see what makes the song one, more appealing and two, express my intended emotion. By doing this I can either play with my voice and sing it quieter/louder, higher/lower, slower/faster etc. or I change the amount of effects, volume, or differentiation between pans(the left or right ear).

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"When a singer truly feels and experiences what the music is all about, the words will automatically ring true."

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"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent."

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Version released in 2009. A party song. very upbeat and fun.

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Version released in 2016, much slower and seems to have more of a sad feel to it.

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Sofia Karlberg - Crazy In Love (lyrics) - Fifty shades of grey trailer

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I really wish Taylor Swift was the same texture she was years ago.

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What if Bach wrote his symphonies on an electric guitar?