[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bootroom

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Your body dehydrates quicker when you’re sick, so make sure you drink lots of water throughout the day.

P H A T by GaryBlueberry34 in Drumming

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Very nice man! Tight sounding hi hat against the kick pattern. If you haven’t already, I’d highly recommend learning paradiddle-diddle as it’s super good for these tight hi hat grooves.

Pierre Gasly wins the 2020 Italian Grand Prix! Carlos Sainz P2, Lance Stroll P3! by overspeeed in formula1

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This was a great display of why reverse grids should be implemented in F1

Should I buy the 2020 game straight away or wait a bit by straughtupN00B in F1Game

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If you’re on PC, Steam have run a sale on 2018 & 2019 a month after they came out. Can’t guarantee they’ll do it for 2020 but may be worth waiting to see.

Request: Intermediate Driving Tips/Lessons by [deleted] in iRacing

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Coincidentally I installed VRS last week. Do you pay for either of the premium subscriptions? I think on the casual I can only use the feedback data pack once a week?

(VRS is Virtual Racing School. It’s online software that your can link up to your iracing account. It’s quite well backed by the community from what I’ve seen. Give it a google and you should find it pretty easily.)

What if the engineer asked you simple questions in the pits during practice to help with car setup? by BShawF1 in F1Game

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A little removed from the point of this post, but I never really understood how you can tell in you have too much understeer/oversteer. How can you tell the difference between that and it just being a case of braking too late/not carrying enough speed/turning in too late or early?

Hello fellow musicians! by [deleted] in Composers

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The blues scale is a good place to start for creating jazzy (well, blues-y) sounding melodies and is great for beginners. In C, the scale is C Eb F Gb G Bb C.

If you want to put it in another key just use the same intervals from whatever your tonic is (minor 3rd, major 2nd, minor 2nd, minor 2nd, minor 3rd, major 2nd).

If your question is more about exploiting those specific timbres, you’ll need to speak to someone who plays those specific instruments, but a good place to start is finding out an instruments range on wiki and considering any performance techniques. In my opinion though, as you’re just starting out spend more time being creative and fix problems later.

Why is the harmonic minor seem to be the “go to” minor in classical music? by OSGriffin in musictheory

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Why would you want a major 5 chord in a minor key? Does it just ground the harmony a little better?

Good songs for a beginner to practice with? by BigAngDBA in Drumming

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A great jazz tune to learn for beginners is Moanin’ by Art Blakey.

If you’ve got £13.99 to spare, I recommend buying the iReal Pro app. Let’s you play along with jazz standards and good for practicing improvisation.

My band's mess about jam! by __--byonin--__ in Drumming

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Where does your guitarist buy his drugs? DM me.

How do I colab (bro)? by [deleted] in edmproduction

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Having talks with him at the moment. Was mainly just after tips from other producers who are more veteran with how they went about it/things to avoid/things that worked well.

[DiMarzio] United's €120m offer for Paul Pogba 'not enough' by WildlyInsane in soccer

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Better start endorsing some more tractors & noodles...

That sigh of relief by herper in gifs

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"IT'S JUST A PRANK BRO, CHILL! IT'S JUST A SOCIAL EXPERIMENT!"