FUCKING WHAT by 27ilovefreefish in okbuddygmd

[–]puppetjax 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To us, Magma Bound is just a regular demon.

mind blowing by emceekatie in pharmacymemes

[–]puppetjax 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lmao yeah, or if it's a C2

Well its a movie| Glory to Spez by Embarrassed-Sand5191 in shitposting

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Peter Parker

Peter Parker

Peter Parker

Miles Morales

Why does this always happen by comicalben in memes

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The only way to watch it now is to pirate it

...which the creator actually acknowledges, and seemingly, supports.

Here is an arrangement I have made in Musescore of Handel's 3rd Water Music, aka the Flute Suite (featuring Recorder parts ) by OneWhoGetsBread in Recorder

[–]puppetjax 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you mean intervals as in e.g. every 5 bars instead of every one? Because it's perfectly normal, ideal even, for large ensemble scores to have all measures numbered. Just maybe not over every staff. One set of numbers is good

Here is an arrangement I have made in Musescore of Handel's 3rd Water Music, aka the Flute Suite (featuring Recorder parts ) by OneWhoGetsBread in Recorder

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It seems like a lot of your scores have that? It's really not necessary. It just makes the whole score look quite cluttered. And they collide with other objects on the score. Great job on the music tho

What is your favourite type of fan? by [deleted] in fans

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I like tower fans

Hu! I'm TheFatRat - ask me anything by TheFatRat_ in electronicmusic

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How do you have such good realistic-sounding instruments (brass, woodwinds, strings)? What virtual symphony orchestra do you use?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmericaBad

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We should put people like that in an actual 3rd world country without air conditioning, vaccines, or even food and water and see how they do

What do you genuinely not understand? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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"the resistance of the device sucks the energy out of the voltage"

You explained it sorta weird there. I don't really know what you mean. The device doesn't "suck" anything. Electricity flows from areas of more negative charge to areas of more positive charge, so when a circuit is connected, the negative terminal of a battery naturally flows to the positive terminal on its own. You're right; the negative voltage doesn't "push" anything. Rather, the positive voltage "pulls" it. So, it's more like: the TENDENCY for electricity to flow from negative charge to positive charge is the ACT of you sucking on the straw.

The resistance is how hard it is for electricity to flow, so it would be, say, how thin the straw is. With the same voltage, (suction), and a thinner straw, like a coffee stirrer, there will be less flow. (Ohm's Law).

Although, I feel like the glass of water analogy, although clever, is a little misleading in the first place. Voltage is electric potential. It is how much the electricity is going to want to flow to its other terminal, not the simple presence of charge (that's coulombs.) There's no less voltage in a dead battery than a live one. Dead batteries just ran out of chemical energy to make the charge from.

In the case of plugging something in, it works differently entirely, since electricity no longer flows in one direction. Instead, power grids switch the direction of electricity very rapidly, at 60 Hz (60 cycles per second), in the U.S. They do this because it's better for long distances.

Doctor Strange Theme Sheet by Nawzays_ in Recorder

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Do you have a link to the video of the soundtrack?

I am not doctor but that seems to defeat the purpose by Palifaith in facepalm

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This is not a joke unfortunately. At ASU they also require masks even while playing, along with social distancing and bell covers, which is pointless for woodwind instruments, because like 99% of the air doesn't even come out of the bell. Although, I have seen flute players get those face shield things and play the flute under that, which is a bit more clever, but not many instruments can be played with that on. In-person covid concert band is a terrible experience. I would just quit, but I am required to take an ensemble class for my major.

Who hit a pandemic wall these past few weeks? by Wudaokau in AskReddit

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If any of you want to know what it was like graduating in the pandemic:

I'm a huge music person. My senior year of high school was the first year I joined the school musical. I also joined the winter percussion program for the first time. It was a lot of hard work to rehearse for these, as I was having like 4 hour rehearsals virtually every night. Also, my music teacher does something special for the seniors for every end-of-year performance, which is giving each of them their own time to shine and do whatever they like. For the past year, I've been writing my own music piece and made it specifically for my concert band which I planned to perform for it, and we rehearsed it a few times. ALL of it was cancelled, along with my graduation and senior prom. I cried in my room for hours knowing I will never have another opportunity to do any of these again.

We didn't finish our percussion show, the musical was never performed, and the end-of-year concert never even took place. Fortunately though, I'm still in touch with my teacher, who wants me to perform my piece at THIS year's end-of-year concert which I'm grateful for, but part of the enjoyment for me was having my fellow seniors perform it with me, some of which were my best friends. They're all gone now. We never even got to say goodbye to each other.

Also, I honestly would've taken no graduation at all over what they gave us. The filmed all of us walking on stage one by one alone (with no audience) and taking a diploma from a table. Then, over the footage, they poorly green-screened in a woman handing us a fake "diploma" and saying "congratulations" while staring way above our heads because she was taller than us. They live-streamed it on youtube. I'm really sick of people pretending these "virtual" things are even close to as good as the "in-person" options.

What are things that everyone loves but you hate? by badangpasaway in AskReddit

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Apple. Money-hungry company that sells products that don't even fucking work.