Hey, would it be totally autistic to try to sync a text story

Also, If any of you have done anything similar, any help is appreciated

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>>8511802
Better ask /tg/. /lit/ is made of elitist assholes.

>>8511797
>sync a text story with music

dude that's called a song

>>8511797
You might have to do that part as an audio recording or choose music that loops or repeats itself slot.

>>8511897
>Slot
I meant 'alot'

>>8511797
Yes, it would be autistic, unnecessary and proof that you are an awful writer who needs external stimulii to create an atmosphere for his cyberpunk self insert power fantasy.

>>8511797
there's a dude called Boy Eats Drum Machine or something like that who recently (fuck) kickstartered an audiobook that sort of has the same premise as what you're describing. it isn't out yet, so i'm not sure how similar it is.

>>8511797

What are visual novels?

>>8511797
talentless hack pls leave /lit/

>>8511797
>posts animu on /lit/
>would it be autistic

The answer is yes, everything you do will be autistic.

>>8513036
/thread

Make a song or kind of. Read your text and broadcast yourself, and integrate it to the music, there's no necessity to sing it, some of Patti Smith's songs are nearly spoken somtimes, like in the song called Birdland and it works.
It can sound cheesy but it can work marvelously too. I don't have any exemple in mind but some work of oral poetry has certainly been made this way too

You're wonderful and I love you.

This could be done in four ways:

Audio book with music playing in background
VN
Speedreader program a La Spritz where certain segments have music
Hallmark card esque plastic shit that plays music when a certain page is open