The most complex music genre

Either Chillwave or Witch House.

Or anything by Animal Collective.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="m0zart"]

54 32nd notes per bar? Is that actually intended to be played by anyone or anything? No human could play those notes. A machine could I guess, but if it did, no human could hear the sound of it due to the pitch requirements.

The other piece I found by him was this one:

http://img262.imageshack.us/f/waltz19pq.jpg/

There were 65536th notes, 32768th notes, 16384th notes... actually, there were a range of 1/(2^(0..16)) notes.Given that the progression being pictured would require a pitch of almost 15000 Hz, which is far beyond the range that the human ear can hear, I have a hard time believing it can actually be called music and not a visual art piece (or ... parody).

Symphonycometh

Bingo. :P

It's used for looking at it and laughing because it is funny.

"Technical Death Metal", the name itself implies its complexity :P

[QUOTE="dracula_16"]

EDIT: Indeed, he would. Immortal's vocalist used to sound a lot like Popeye, so I bet Popeye would be great at black metal.

Bluestorm-Kalas

Hmm... I had never thought of this but it's true. :lol:

[QUOTE="Symphonycometh"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

Bingo. :P

GabuEx

It's used for looking at it and laughing because it is funny.

No lie it made me laugh. :lol:

Avant Garde Metal. Its so insane. Like Mirrothrone and Diablo Swing Orchestradeimos113

I would say Dubstep It has that transformer doing a crap style sound effect in some songs (too crazy for me) then theres chilled dubstep then theres budstep I don't even think its confined to any genre, dubstep can overlap with everything and anything bassline in my nostrils makes me ****

The first thing that came to my mind was Jazz.

Classical and Jazz. My mom told me so.

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

Symphonic Black Metal.

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

markinthedark

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

markinthedark

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

markinthedark

[QUOTE="markinthedark"]

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

rockerbikie

[QUOTE="markinthedark"]

pop, its the highest grossing and most difficult genre to break into.

feel free to think your music is complex, but being able to make a pop beat is easily the most difficult task and highest paying for musicians.

rockerbikie

If you could create catchy hooks for the next justin bieber album... you should go for it... im sure there is a record exec willing to pay you multiple millions of dollars to do so. Go collect that paycheck!

CIassical by far

Jazz, IDM, Minimalism and Prog Rock would be up there somewhere too.

Aphex Twin.

THE_DRUGGIE

^^^ This song is by Aphex Twin. He played with the audio spectrum in a way that when you watch it as the song is playing, it actually draws pictures. At the end, 5:30 , he actually found a way to get HIS FACE into the audio spectrum.

That is amazing. Because normally to do that, it would just be random noises and tones to make a decent looking picture. But he managed to do it while keeping the song sounding good.