Comments on: Music and the Writing Muse http://dreams.rustedphoenix.net/2009/10/30/music-and-the-writing-muse/ Enthusiastically Unstable; Eloquently Retrotech Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:42:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jessy(@mullberrycrafts) http://dreams.rustedphoenix.net/2009/10/30/music-and-the-writing-muse/comment-page-1/#comment-910 Jessy(@mullberrycrafts) Sun, 01 Nov 2009 04:15:54 +0000 http://dreams.rustedphoenix.net/?p=426#comment-910 Well, I find that the best music for my creativity in general is usually a mixture of soft rock, instrumentals(especially violins, piano, and cello) and sometimes even spanish guitar. For writing specifically, like in my current story, I find extremes in music help, depending on the mood of the chapter i'm writing. For this story I think melodious music(like the soundtracks of Hayao Miazaki films) and metal, grunge, or classic rock, help advance the chapters quickly. Its all quite interesting really. Well, I find that the best music for my creativity in general is usually a mixture of soft rock, instrumentals(especially violins, piano, and cello) and sometimes even spanish guitar.

For writing specifically, like in my current story, I find extremes in music help, depending on the mood of the chapter i’m writing. For this story I think melodious music(like the soundtracks of Hayao Miazaki films) and metal, grunge, or classic rock, help advance the chapters quickly. Its all quite interesting really.

]]> By: Tony (rurouniyuudai85) http://dreams.rustedphoenix.net/2009/10/30/music-and-the-writing-muse/comment-page-1/#comment-903 Tony (rurouniyuudai85) Sat, 31 Oct 2009 03:12:16 +0000 http://dreams.rustedphoenix.net/?p=426#comment-903 i rarely if ever find i have the nerve to sit down and write (sadly, i know, i know) but i feel my imagination is most active when listening to folk metal, power metal, and epic orchestrations like the soul calibur soundtrack (these all stimulate the part of me that is constantly thinking of fantasy-type scenarios). industrial and techno or trance, however, tend to make me think more along hte lines of scifi and/or modern realistic stories, especially ones involving lots to do with cars or giant robots pounding the crap out of each other. (i have initial d and armored core to thank for that latter part, respectively). i rarely if ever find i have the nerve to sit down and write (sadly, i know, i know) but i feel my imagination is most active when listening to folk metal, power metal, and epic orchestrations like the soul calibur soundtrack (these all stimulate the part of me that is constantly thinking of fantasy-type scenarios).

industrial and techno or trance, however, tend to make me think more along hte lines of scifi and/or modern realistic stories, especially ones involving lots to do with cars or giant robots pounding the crap out of each other. (i have initial d and armored core to thank for that latter part, respectively).

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