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In this video, we dive into our honest opinions about Nextcloud after six months of intensive use. Discover the pros and cons of this open-source software and whether it truly stands as a viable alternative to Google Workspace.
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software-used: Reaper, ZL Equalizer 2, QDelay
my neocities website!
yes i will be on my being bad at things shit forever. no i am not getting any good at it
I hack through my rendition of Judas Priest's live cover of Joan Baez' "Diamonds and Rust" from Unleashed in the East, and then some Livin after Midnight because the click track was right...
This is basically me tuning up a rig to sound like I want to, with an EVH flanger and Eventide H90 thru a Boogie Mark 5, and of course a Wolfie Special guitar I decorated myself.
Poem & Painting: https://americanart.si.edu/blog/frank-ohara-grace-hartigan-poet
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Welcome back to the Backstage Burrow for Episode 7! In this episode, we run zoomies through the history of Western music notation to explore how a chaotic need for standardization sparked a brilliant visual revolution. From Charlemagneβs aggressive 800 AD decree forcing the rise of "neumes"βsmall squiggles and dots used as memory aidsβto Guido of Arezzo hyping up the drawing of actual lines on a page to unlock sight-reading, we examine how medieval innovators completely transformed the underlying framework of human creativity.
We also trace how the mind-melting complexity of florid organum and the medieval motet forced trailblazers to eventually assign precise mathematical values directly to the physical shapes of noteheads. By completely unshackling the human mind from rigid oral traditions, these rule-breaking musical breakthroughs gave composers the ultimate green light to innovate, stacking harmonies and rhythms like never before. So keep your ears pricked, your paws tapping, and let's hop right down the rabbit hole into Part 2 of the wild history of sheet music!
We've looked at the Sega Pico a few years back and we looked at the PC Engine printer a few videos back, so now those two things collide.
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