Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Saturday, August 24, 2013
saxophone
Have you ever wondered how the sound of a single instrument gets
heard the middle of a band full of other instruments? There could be
dozens of instruments all playing at the same time in some bands and
yet, the sound of a single saxophone can be promoted at the touch of a
button from the sound booth. That's all due to one thing - like this exciting saxophone clip on mic at musician's friend.
It sits almost unnoticed by the audience on the saxophone and yet
allows them to hear every note played by it - at the touch of a button.
Bass tablature
Music is probably in my blood.I've always felt an affinity to music
even though I never trained with an instrument or voice. But that
might have been different if I'd had the means when I was growing up.
As it was, I found enjoyment of music solely in listening to others
perform, which is fine.
On the other hand, it would be nice if one of our children did take
up either some voice or instrument training. I'd be open to almost any
form of music or voice even if that meant having to endure listening to
my son jam from a bass tablature
in his room. It might be taxing on the nerves and senses, but if my
son or daughter really found their passion in an instrument like the
bass for example, I'd encourage them to go for it.
Thump, thump, thump
Drums set the beat in almost every song you will ever hear on the radio
or you're mp3 player. It's the thump, thump, thump that leads the way
for the entire song to unfold. It can be wild like or a rock stadium
drum solo, or almost invisible on some tracks. That's a job that most
drummers live for and why some of the best drummers buy premier drums & percussion at guitar center.
Because they know they can't afford to mess around with the quality of
their percussion instrument in the middle of performing for the audience
and the other players.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Clarinet
In today's sphere of wall-to-wall sound of synthetic drum machines and
other machine generated music, it's nice to hear the genuine sound of a
woodwind or brass instrument. If that describes your reference point,
you'll appreciate the best clarinet reeds at WWBW. Because sound that's real as this should be uncommon. What's your take in this one? I'm not really into music instruments but I love the sounds when played perfectly.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Friday, October 21, 2011
outdoor speakers
We took a few trips this summer as a family to the most popular theme parks in our area. We hadn’t been to one park in particular for many years, so many of the rides and attractions were unfamiliar. There were the usual rides that have been around since the very beginning. And there was of course the signature attraction of divers diving off the man-made mountain in the center of the park.
This is hard to miss, as the central square literally rumbles with its soundtrack being pumped through probably dozens of outdoor speakers surrounding the whole area. The sound almost made the hair stand on end as the divers did their amazing feats.
This is hard to miss, as the central square literally rumbles with its soundtrack being pumped through probably dozens of outdoor speakers surrounding the whole area. The sound almost made the hair stand on end as the divers did their amazing feats.
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