kwakja

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by kwakja 4y ago
Agreed, and guitar-oriented music isn't the same as it used to be - or at least from the observations I've made as a sample size of one, that which resonates with newer generations. Polyphia is one of the big bands that are fully
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by kwakja 4y ago
I haven't read through all the other comments here, but attending class and learning the content aren't mutually exclusive. I sympathize with the reason why students cheat, but I can't see that those reasons are the same as
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by kwakja 5y ago
> On continuous pitch instruments (e.g. violin, voice), this is entirely possible to do Jacob Collier has a good example of this[1] (I'm a huge fan). Separately, I've previously heard this referred to as "equal temperament
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by kwakja 5y ago
Completely agree, but this seems to be a common theme in the whole comment section - everyone is painting everything in black and white with personal preferences despite acknowledging that personal differences exist. If one can't empat
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by kwakja 5y ago
Reminds me of HAL Laboratory (videogame developer involved with the original Super Smash Bros. and its sequel, Super Smash Bros. Melee) who did the same thing except with IBM.
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by kwakja 5y ago
Very much appreciate this! I've been interested in studying higher level mathematics mostly as... well, just an interest and also to brush up on things that now feel long forgotten but didn't know where to start and wasn't re
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by kwakja 6y ago
I follow artists I like as a way of adding them to my library and "like" particular songs if I want them more accessible without having to go to the artist page. This is the way I listen to what I want (along with occasionally mak