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Dr. Faustus posted:I am currently nerding out about the Amen break, thanks to Snowy and Muppets (just heard the Funky Drummer break in the first vid). expand your horizons man, this is the most important drum loop in the world
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killhamster posted:expand your horizons man, this is the most important drum loop in the world https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcac
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C clarinet could actually be fun
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Also old Haydn and Mozart pieces were written for c Clarinet. And apparently plastic C clarinet is replacing recorders in the UK?
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Concatenation posted:are those some sort of insect eggs on the gameboy cartridges I think they're styrofoam pellets? Why they're there is just as much a mystery tho Noise Machine posted:If those steam punk shells were not brass, I'd actually like them. Steel hardware would look pretty slick. The brass isn't what messes with me there, it's that they're brass frames for GLASS SHELLS yes let's make drums from glass and then hit them. good luck not shattering one the first time you knock the floor tom over by getting up too fast or trying to move something---hell, even taking it home is a dicey proposition. Weird BIAS posted:Also old Haydn and Mozart pieces were written for c Clarinet. And apparently plastic C clarinet is replacing recorders in the UK? I never encountered the seemingly-everywhere "you have to take home a recorder and learn it in school" thing. I guess it's just a UK thing. I know people used to write for C, but the whole thing just seems weird to me. also apparently I am alone in thinking the stratele is the ugliest guitar I've seen this week
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Apr 1, 2017 20:43
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I reckon its quite smart the new Korgs (Monologue I think?) have an E to E scale on the keys to try and lure guitarists to the dark side.
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Apr 1, 2017 20:55
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hell yeah vape naysh yall
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Dr. Faustus posted:Bass-boat sparkle. Still Truely the best of all finishes, ever
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:
surprisingly compared to the old country guys he grew up around he doesn't have too many albums ghost to a ghost/gutter town is a good enough overview of most of what he's about
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I had no idea!
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Here's something stupid I just found, idly looking through stuff: I am bad and dumb at music, I know, but come the gently caress on, there has to be a more reasonable way to name that chord. Prog is for nerds and I am not big enough of a nerd to play what I listen to.
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Allen Wren posted:Here's something stupid I just found, idly looking through stuff: If the top line is the nut, and standard tuning is being used, that is just an E maj 7 chord lmbo
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Allen Wren posted:Here's something stupid I just found, idly looking through stuff: To simplify, it's just a Db minor add 9 (Db Fb Ab with an Eb), all that the /Fb part is telling you is that the 5th is in the bass. The add 9 is important because that tells you that this is a a Db minor triad with a 9th, if it was a Dbm9 there would be an implied 7th added into the mix. It could also be considered an Fb maj7 add 6 - Fb Ab Cb (left out but the 5th in a 7th chord is the least important note) Eb with a Db Once you start to get past basic triads and 7th chords, you start to end up with a bunch of ways to name chords that are largely dependent on chord function and whatever the person naming the chord feels like. Since we don't have any larger context for this chord other than the key, we can't really nail down the function so the name is pretty fluid, depending on how you feel like stacking the notes.
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Allen Wren posted:Here's something stupid I just found, idly looking through stuff: The one thing about contemporary chord notation is that it seems more convoluted when it comes to inversions, basic chords are built with the tonic of the chord at the bottom but you have anything else on the bottom and you get and inversion. So notation like that is just saying Dbm(add9) over Fb. Fb is already in the chord, but it's just stating that the lowest note is the Fb rather than the Db. It's really stupid, since it's just a Dbm(add9) chord which is easier to read.
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Yeah but they specifically want that voicing with the Fb in the bass/left hand of the piano. Chord changes are for bass players too.
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whiter than a Wilco show posted:If the top line is the nut, and standard tuning is being used, that is just an E maj 7 chord lmbo Yeah, it's in standard, and that's the nut, it'd have indicated a fret if it was further up. Waldstein Sonata posted:Since we don't have any larger context for this chord other than the key, we can't really nail down the function so the name is pretty fluid, depending on how you feel like stacking the notes. Weird BIAS posted:Yeah but they specifically want that voicing with the Fb in the bass/left hand of the piano. Chord changes are for bass players too. In context and not at 3 am or whatever, it's pretty obviously to track the descending bassline through the few bars that line is part of.       Also in context, it's still incredibly nerdy poo poo.
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Waldstein Sonata posted:the /Fb part is telling you is that the 5th is in the bass. 3rd
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Chrpno posted:3rd Derp yes, the 3rd.
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Fb is a fake idea
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Can we talk about double-sharps and double-flats? That's crazy talk.
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TheChaosPath posted:Fb is a fake idea That and being in trouble, yes.
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Weird BIAS posted:Yeah but they specifically want that voicing with the Fb in the bass/left hand of the piano. Chord changes are for bass players too. Bassist should just read the notes god drat it. Dr. Faustus posted:Can we talk about double-sharps and double-flats? That's crazy talk. Yeah, when you're too far down the circle and you have to resort to that poo poo just transpose the piece.
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Apr 3, 2017 04:27
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 it's from The Onion
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Dewgy posted:
A rare misstep!
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TheChaosPath posted:Fb is a fake idea ooooh maybe that was actually meant to be read as "play a D flat minor add 9 over Facebook"
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Dang It Bhabhi! posted:That and being in trouble, yes. My man
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Dewgy posted:
I hate the Onion but that gas cap at least looks ok?
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Hah I'm not even sorry for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPmWynoLze8
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I want a holo guitar so bad
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Jesus Christ. All of their cables are $100~ and up to $300+. Hahahahahaha
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Now I just feel dumb for not selling snake oil to music chumps.
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Snowy posted:Now I just feel dumb for not selling snake oil to music chumps. Tomorrow is a brand new day friend
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In fairness to that facebook group, they savaged that guy. edit: Also, in case one of you didn't absorb the juicy, tender LOL: they're called "evidence" audio.
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I wish I still had pictures of the 3 band EQ I had to make in college that I half assed together and hour before it was due, call it an experimentally raw circuit or some poo poo. We got to pump whatever we wanted through it when demoing it for the TA so I thought this would hide the fact that the mid and bass bandwidths were pretty much stepping on each other https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggt7bSkQ0LA
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s.i.r.e. posted:Jesus Christ. All of their cables are $100~ and up to $300+. Hahahahahaha lol you can get a 150' spool of canare wire and enough fancy-pants connectors to make a half dozen cables for cheaper
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I've been using George L's and Mogami cables for years with my strat and tele. I was always curious about the high-end cables though. Lyric HG KILLS George L's. It's like your guitar is in 1080p HD. Bass note definition is incredible, the mids are totally natural and uncolored, and the highs are all there (those who play fenders take note) but they're not harsh. The single notes bloom and have real 3D quality to them. If you know what dynamics are and actually use it in your playing you will be in tone heaven. You just feel more connected with this cable. Full chords and jazz chords is another area where you'll see improvement. It sounds like you have more headroom, volume and space all at the same time. The manual says it takes 40hrs to break it in with 80% after just 10hrs. I was impressed with this cable straight out the box and it only got better. It kind of creeps up on you and you find yourself smiling at the tones your getting out of your same old gear. All this great sound does come at a price (and I don't mean $$$). The cable uses solid conductors and is very stiff and unwieldy. Not a problem if you use it in the studio or if you don't move around too much when you play. If you're going to be walking/jumping around the stage I would go with a different cable even if it didn't sound as amazing. Personally, I don't so I won't. I think that anyone with a good rig and a decent set of ears will truly appreciate this cable and what it does for your tone. Especially if you're a guitar-to-amp kind of player.
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