I got like 4 hours of sleep last night. It was worth it.
I wonder how much celebrating there was in Sapporo last night....
I wonder how much celebrating there was in Sapporo last night....
Each video on Nico can be given up to 11 tags in each language (e.g. the Japanese tags are only visible when the language is set to Japanese). These are community-generated; at any time, any user can add tags or delete those tags that are not locked by the creator. (On recent uploads or very popular videos, you can see "tag wars" in action.) Some tags are for organization (e.g. "Touhou MMD"), while others are jokes popular on Nico or based on puns and only appear on that particular video. Clicking on the tag name brings up a list of videos with that tag. A tag may also have a red square next to it with the character 百, which indicates that it has a Nicopedia article (also community-generated, though only premium accounts can edit). This is one of the most amusing parts of Nico, but you unfortunately can't enjoy it without knowing some Japanese.
This gets back to the idea that there aren't any hard and fast rules about what a song must have. You'll find different people advocating for different lists of parts, and which parts a song will include could vary by genre also. If you're trying to make a song in a particular genre, it would help to research what kinds of instruments are commonly used in that genre. Otherwise, if you're trying just to recreate a sound that's in your head, what instruments to include is entirely up to you.The Bass lead Keys Pad and precussion are the base nessesities for a complete song?