Using Music for Narration

[WhiiteRussian]

Good idea? Bad idea?

 

I basically set up huge speakers in my wonderland and I "sing" the music I'm hearing in my mind as if it is coming through the speakers while focusing on my tulpa, as if I am singing to him.

Has anyone tried something similar or do you think this is a waste of time considering it doesn't induce a response?

[Markku]

This is actually kinda interesting. I don't see why this shouldn't work.

 

I don't think the narration should be limited to just music though. Simply talking has its benefits.

[HoZuaH]

I just can't avoid worshiping Nausicäa (the greek muse of the music), so i'll support this, too.

[Sorryman54]

I don't see why it wouldn't work. I listen to Pendulum alot and usually find myself singing to Rob Swire's amazing voice when thinking of her.

 

As long as it directed to her it should work.

[Guest Anonymous]

Pendulum

As long as it directed to her it should work.

 

Fig yesh.

 

Just a note, you could use head phones and a music player, just keeping in mind that you should have a playlist set up that you REALLY LIKE, otherwise you'll be interrupting yourself.

[Sorryman54]

 

Fig yesh.

 

Just a note, you could use head phones and a music player, just keeping in mind that you should have a playlist set up that you REALLY LIKE, otherwise you'll be interrupting yourself.

 

I just put my iTouch on shuffle for when I force.

Or if I want to mix it up I use Pandora

(Not to sound like a hipster faggot.)

[QB2]

I didn't use music or tones, seems unnecessary to me, but whatever works. Every method deserves a try.

Once he could talk, though, I did give him some music that he liked to listen to while I worked with him further.

[Pleeb]

I sing to Chess all the time, and sometimes she harmonizes with the song.

 

We have this "Dance Floor" type place in the wonderland, it can project music from outside (my head) into the room or create its own music; we can sing, or dance, or whatever.