Balance

Myriad Reality

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Music?

@Host

Magic.

Myriad Reality

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Maybe so, but you helped add a little bit more context. It didn't even cross my mind that something owned by the government might have been for public use.

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That's what I was counting on, but I didn't really know what kind of info.

@Stabby

So let's go for it then.

Myriad Reality

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I had no idea there was so much to it.

@Host

What is it like for you?

Myriad Reality

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Accurate to what?

@Host

Precise, I mean. The more rules I learn.

Myriad Reality

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Why don't you have a perception of what music should sound like?

@Host

I do. But the more accurate it is, the better, as far as I've observed.

Myriad Reality

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I guess so. I don't know much about your magic.

@Host

Chaos and order go hand in hand. One can exist without the other, but you need the concept of one to understand the other. So if I don't have a perception of what orderly music should be, my idea of chaotic music is nebulous and ill-defined—and, for me, less powerful.

Myriad Reality

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Huh... I thought it would be something more.

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Oh... that would probably make sense if the same applied here then.

@Stabby

I mean, it's still a library. It has info in droves.

Myriad Reality

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Is music supposed to sound like anything?

@Host

Culturally, yes. For me to think music has "correctness" of sorts is enough for my magic—you and I both know how perception-based it is.

Myriad Reality

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It does help?

@Host

It super helps. The more I know about what normal music is supposed to sound like, the more accurate my dissonant music can be.

Myriad Reality

@DarkwolfX37

oh right
where were we