thinkMoult - What separates music from sound is the ability to snapshot emotion, not events. True music is therefore not defined by its interpretation from listeners.

What separates music from sound is the ability to snapshot emotion, not events. True music is therefore not defined by its interpretation from listeners.

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Born in 1992 (do the math), Male, and floating around the GMT+8 timezone. I do graphic design, some 3D work, and I'm currently working on a "soon" to be released 3D animated movie. I do some programming here and there and have become fluent in XHTML, CSS, PHP and MySQL. Web development is my main area of computer expertise but I always have some weird and fantastic projects being juggled around my schedule. I like the concept of open-source and run Gentoo Linux. I play the piano and compose music. I hate this blog design but I'm never happy with any design.

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What separates music from sound is the ability to snapshot emotion, not events. True music is therefore not defined by its interpretation from listeners.

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