07-22-2025, 08:22 PM
(07-22-2025, 03:21 AM)Mystlich Wrote: I believe there are songs that have applied the SOUND, SILENCE philosophy. We could study them; I tried to find a Pink Floyd song that I thought had a long period of silence at the end, but I couldn't find it.Those are really interesting. I have heard many songs using silence but many had a real impact other than being a rest. This with the image of holding breathe almost encapsulates perfectly what i meant, but in past and done ways. Maybe there is a way to do this only with sound and no images or lyrics, which is the ultimate goal of this thread.
I found other songs that use silence.
The Breeders, Cannonball
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxvkI9MTQw4
More songs that allegedy use the SOUND, SILENCE format were mentioned in this article: https://medium.com/@lucaslafranconi/grea...5fee309d6b
(07-22-2025, 03:21 AM)Mystlich Wrote: Also, I saw a video that involved a room that were so quiet, you could only hear the blood in your ears. Perhaps an illusory silence could be replicated blood-rushing sounds. Or, even, barely audible normal breathing.Anechoic chambers! They're really quiet. Maybe you're right in the sense that it could have the same effect (recreating bodily rushes), but i'm wondering if this will instead take away from the whole silence thing, as there would be something for people to focus on and lose the psychological impact.

