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December 26
Guitar filter: Will worn-out peg holes affect the intonation of a steel string acoustic guitar? If so, what should I do?
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posted by davidriley at 12:45 PM -
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I'm typesetting a book with some music notation in it. There are several references to 3/4 and 4/4 time, which I had set in nifty opentype fractions; however, the editor and I are unsure of whether or not this refers to "four-four" or "four-fourths" time - and this is one of the few things that Chicago doesn't address. So, designers and readers: what do you think? 4/4, using lining numerals, or a 4/4 fraction?
posted by luriete at 12:29 PM -
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So what keyboard and music book(s) should I purchase to teach myself how to play a piano?
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posted by Nonce at 9:11 AM -
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December 25
Which lyricless (?) song is playing in the background of the beauty parlor in the season 2 finale of Mad Men?
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posted by BaxterG4 at 6:38 PM -
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I've got a large collection of (mostly electric/electronic) instruments, and even some people to play them. The one hole in my musical setup is recording. I'm a wind instrumentalist originally, so I know little of the ways of preamps and what have you. Help me get started recording on my computer! Instrumentation details inside.
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posted by DoubleMark at 6:30 PM -
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Where can I read Matt Groening's comic strip
Life in Hell (which has been retitled
Life is Swell) online? Are there any regularly updated web pages featuring this strip? Any advice on how I can follow this strip would be appreciated!
posted by surenoproblem at 2:23 AM -
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December 24
For a friends birthday I want to make a wall chart showing which (non-classical) musicians and bands influenced other ones. E.g. Beatles -> Oasis, Neil Young -> Nirvana.
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posted by 92_elements at 5:34 AM -
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December 23
Trying to remember a Dr. Seuss TV cartoon (or a Seuss-like one) which featured a baby and two grown-up creatures (probably male) who helped him imagine/decide what he might be when he grows up. This is not "Oh the Places You'll Go", it was on television perhaps in the 80's or 90's. Anyone?
posted by mmf at 12:41 PM -
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What are the best documentaries about b-movies, fandoms, and weird or niche interests which often involve a widespread community, such as zombies?
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posted by lhall at 12:00 PM -
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Is there a resource that lists and explains the various effects one can use to accessorized speech, such as altering pitch, speeding up, slowing down, etc.?
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posted by grumblebee at 9:07 AM -
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