Chapter 49 The wealth code is a live audience, Yang Qian wants to sing live (2/2 ask for a monthly ticket)
Yang Qian's performance in the pavilion just now started with "Evening Breeze", four songs, and the counter in the system added fifty practice points for him!
Four songs and fifty points?
Yes, 10+10+10+20, after the last song was sung, the number of practice times suddenly increased by twenty points.
Although Yang Qian was unable to continue singing because of the start of the fireworks show, he had already caught the sharp increase in the number of practice sessions, or the rule of doubling critical hits!
This has nothing to do with his previous guess of singing on stage, because impromptu singing in the pavilion is not a rigorous stage performance.
But its skyrocketing number of exercises is indeed related to its scale. To be precise, it is related to the size of its audience.
Yang Qian remembers that when he first sang "Seeing the Smoke Again" in the pavilion, the only people watching were the fans here, and maybe a few passers-by, but the number was not large.
Later, when I sang "The Past Can Only Be Reminisced", more passers-by and spectators gathered, but at that time the number of practice sessions had not yet increased dramatically.
The change occurred when he sang "Evening Breeze", but it had nothing to do with whether he sang a new song or not, because later when he sang "Seeing the Smoke Again", the number of practice sessions still skyrocketed, and he also added twenty more at once.
point.
Yang Qian made a rough estimate. When he added ten times, there were about a hundred people watching, and when he added twenty times, the number of people listening to him had exceeded two hundred!
In other words, there was no surge before just because his audience did not exceed one hundred. After exceeding one hundred, the number of surges is the number of viewers divided by ten, rounded up.
This algorithm is most likely correct, because Yang Qian can compare the data he sang at the graduation ceremony with the data he sang on stage earlier tonight.
At the graduation ceremony, the audience included freshly graduated undergraduates, graduate students, and doctoral students from their college, as well as some parents who were able to attend, junior students responsible for maintaining order, as well as teachers and counselors from the school
, on-site staff, etc.
The total must have exceeded a thousand people, so according to the system's algorithm, after he finished singing, one hundred practice points appeared in his system - but at that time, Yang Qian thought it was a task given by the system for completing the song.
It's just a reward.
Yang Qian didn't have accurate data for that night. He didn't know whether the system's rounding algorithm was to take the integer with ten digits or only the first digit - for example, if the number of exercises with ten digits increased, the number of tens and hundreds digits would be rounded up.
The number of exercises increases to hundreds.
There is also tonight's big stage performance. Yang Qian remembers that Director Sun Guoji said that there will be tens of thousands of people watching the scene (not as exaggerated as the 100,000 people advertised), but if it is tens of thousands, then the number of times his practice should have skyrocketed.
Thousands instead of just one thousand.
Is there still an upper limit to its surge?
Also, viewers who watch live broadcasts online don’t seem to be counted, nor do they watch videos or listen to their own songs online?
Does the system want you to sing more live? Hold more concerts?
Many puzzles and guesses need more performances and more control variable tests to verify.
But for Yang Qian now, it is not easy to continue to get such large-scale singing opportunities as tonight.
After all, it is almost impossible for a little-known singer to hold a concert. Even if your company has the money to negotiate a venue, there are not so many fans willing to pay for it!
The music festival Dai Yuni mentioned was most likely a very good way for him to perform and meet the audience directly before he became a big singer and held concerts!
…
"We're not going to perform at the music festival, we're... we haven't decided yet, we're going to do some research now."
Yang Qian came back to his senses, calmed the excited fans, and then sat back down, ready to continue asking Dai Yuni about the music festival.
Unexpectedly, when he turned around, he met Dai Yuni's surprised eyes.
Before he could speak, Dai Yuni couldn't wait to ask.
"Have you changed your mind?"
“Do you really want to go to the music festival?”
"I think some of your songs are really suitable for singing at music festivals!"
At this moment, their chat had been overheard by Du Xun and the others, so Dai Yuni no longer whispered to him as before. She was pleasantly surprised that her voice of inquiry was neither too loud nor too quiet, and everyone at the same table could hear it.
"Well, Brother Yang, those songs of yours, like "Past Times", "Seeing the Smoke Again", "Evening Breeze" that you sang just now, etc., they are really good to sing at music festivals!"
Du Xun also nodded approvingly.
Yang Qian needs to go out. Du Xun doesn't think there is anything good about him staying in a small place like Hecheng.
Although music festivals cannot be considered mainstream compared to traditional debut channels such as record companies, TV shows, concerts, etc., music is inherently diversified, and there is no saying that it must be on the mainstream road.
The key is to see if you have works that everyone will remember!
If Yang Qian wants to go to a concert, Du Xun agrees with both hands and feet, and he also wants to go to watch Yang Qian's performance like a "gentleman turtle"!
I haven’t been to a music festival for many years, and I don’t know if my skills in playing against others have become rusty. But I believe that with Du Xun’s size, others can’t beat him...
"I kind of want to give it a try at a music festival, but is it really possible to sing folk songs at a music festival?"
Yang Qian stopped being coy and started discussing with them honestly.
It's not that Yang Qian doesn't like singing rock. Yang Qian used to like to listen to many old rock songs. It's just that he feels that his voice is not good enough to sing rock. At this stage, he is more suitable for singing folk songs and singing more gentle songs.
, a warm song.
Of course, Dai Yuni, a "regular guest" at the music festival in the past two years, has a better say in Yang Qian's question.
"Folks can definitely be sung. Although some music festivals are more mainstream in rock music, most music festivals have rock and folk as the two main pillars, and there will also be other types of bands, such as electronic and hip-hop.
of."
"Nowadays, music festivals are basically taking a diversified route. Those who only sing rock music are too niche. If you go to the Cherry Music Festival at the end of the month, you will know that they have begun to invite some relatively big-name stars.
After performing, you can still sing pop music!"
"But this is also a bit bad, that is, the ticket price is expensive. I heard that the same-day ticket price for the Cherry Music Festival this year was more than 500. Isn't it scary? It used to be only 300 or 400!"
Dai Yuni was a little embarrassed when she said that these music festivals actually hired big-name celebrities as gimmicks in order to increase ticket prices and increase attention.
"More than five hundred? When your sister-in-law and I went to play before, it was only more than one hundred or two hundred!"
Du Xun was also shocked.
"Brother Du, your music festival had just started at that time. It was really cheap. I heard a senior say that at their rock music festival at that time, a four-day pass only cost 100 yuan! How conscientious!"
Dai Yuni still has a business mind. She feels that it is inappropriate for music festival tickets to be so expensive, because this will greatly dampen the enthusiasm of fans who like to go to music festivals, and they may not leave the venue.
, it becomes a situation where I only want to watch one or two times a year, or even don’t want to go again.
"It's better to fish in the water. Music should be a spice in everyone's life. It should be cheaper so that everyone can enjoy it without so much burden. But if it becomes a luxury product, it will definitely lose a large number of followers."
Yang Qian nodded, agreeing with Dai Yuni's judgment.
"The key is that rock and folk music are originally niche and niche music. Over the years, I have managed to cultivate a fan base. As soon as the ticket price increases, it will become GG! If I want to host a music festival, I will definitely not be able to sell it.
It’s so expensive!”
Dai Yuniyi and Bo Yuntian actually stood up for the audience.
"Ni Ye opens her own company and also organizes music festivals to compete with them and steal their customers!"
Du Xun laughed and joked.
"It's not that simple. Opening a music festival is very troublesome. You have to apply for a license, coordinate with the local government, and find a bunch of singers to sing... Besides, I don't have that much money to invest!
"
Dai Yuni felt that there was no chance. Her father would not give her so much money to invest in a music festival whose market was already saturated.
"No, I was just kidding. Instead of wading into this muddy water, let's go to the music festival honestly and enjoy it while we can still afford the tickets!"
Du Xun quickly waved his hands and smiled.
Yes, let’s get back to the topic. Teacher Yang Qian wants to go to the music festival. This is a big deal!
"Well, Brother Qian, do you want to participate in the music festival? Do you want me to bring my band back and let's form a group to participate in the Cherry Music Festival at the end of the month?"
Dai Yuni blinked her starry eyes and looked at Yang Qian with interest.
"It will be held at the end of the month, can we still participate?"
Yang Qian was very confused. Although he didn't know much about the music festival, even if it was a concert, he would only sell tickets after deciding who would sing, right?
If you don’t know the lineup of singers, then a fool would spend so much money to buy your tickets!
The tickets for the music festival at the end of the month should have been sold out long ago, right? The performance lineup must have been announced long ago, so how can they still have the opportunity to perform?