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Post #121
" is my shift+2
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Mine is between Ä and Enter.
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I don't have that key :saddowns:
Damn swedes and your fancy keyboards
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Guess what that is.
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I'm finnish.
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Not really
My "#" is on the same button as number 3 and ";" is next to my right shift. But I found it already, it was next to my enter. It just fooled me that the ' icon was on the lower corner of the button.
To keep this thread from turning into "General Keyboard Discussion" I'll just throw this in:
One of my favourite songs by them and a flawless performance.
I guess we´re fin bros then
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What? A thread in the music section staying on-topic?
Ha.
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same difference :smug:
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:argh:
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I was listening to Watershed by Opeth the other week and thought "wait a minute is that a fucking hammond organ solo?" And it was and it was AWESOME 8D
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Great album
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Difficult to rate progressive rock.
I enjoy eccentric styles but think it can be musically inferior to conventional styles, but then again prog rock isn't about making conventional music.
Therefore the greatest prog rock music will be the most unconventional music possible whilst incorporating styles from classical, jazz, psychadelic styles.
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Who wants to come to the aquarium later and watch me screw with the sharks?
May 2009
10,945 Posts
Best prog is whatever sounds best to you. Same applies to every genre my friend.
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It's not only about me dude. :smug:
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If someone has a strong enough opinion about music, I can try relating to that opinion.
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Oh hello.Been listening to King Crimson all day :smug:
Really liking this album.
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pink floyd and rush are my favourite prog rock bands
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Hammond Organ solo you say?
4 minutes in:
A slightly bit off-topic, yes.
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Those guys are p awesome
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This thread has depressed me.
Also, I've said it before and I'll say it again. For modern prog, listen to fucking Haken.
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Fun fact: part of the organ solo in the studio version of this is the A section of the Allemande from Bach's French Suite in D minor.
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God I love prog. I used to just listen to modern stuff like PT and Opeth and stuff, still do and those two in particular are probably my favourite bands, but lately I've been getting into heaps of the classic and classic influenced stuff.
I fucking love Yes now, And You And I has become one of my favourite songs. I'm also listening to heaps of Spock's Beard and Transatlantic (who have an 80 minute song, how more prog can you get?).
I'm also in a prog band, shit is fun to write and play
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Is Mastodon's "The Last Baron" allowed here?
I find it to be a pretty damn proggy song. Hella awesome song to just zone out to, too.
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Prog metal is sublime.
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i'll give their 2010 album a listen.
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77 minute song
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Is anybody else hyped for the new Devin Townsend albums as much as I am?
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What kind of prog do you play? I'd really like to start writing my own music, but I've only been playing for about a year and haven´t bothered with a whole lot of theory + I don´t have any kind of recording equipment. I should really get a teacher at some point.
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i only listen to music in 987/128 with 2 hr long songs
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Someone work out what this beat would actually sound like, I'm awful at time signatures (and have no idea how they work)
I know that 4/4 is 4 beats in a bar but then 4 bars in a what
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That would be...
7,7109375/4
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Surprisingly enough guitar pro doesn´t go that far, and I don't exactly feel like counting the beat.
Time signatures are pretty simple. The lower number (or the one on the right) tells you what kind of note (half/fourth/eighth note etc.) takes one beat and the upper (one on the left) tells you how many of those notes there are in a bar. So basically 4/4 has four fourth notes in one bar, 7/8 has 7 eighth notes etc. Oh, and they can be mixed up as long as the sum of the notes equals the upper number, so 3/4 can have two eighth notes and two fourth notes etc.
But I don´t know what the difference is between 12/8 and 6/4 or 3/4 and 6/8. Is there a practical difference?
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Good god yes.Is anybody else hyped for the new Devin Townsend albums as much as I am?
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Yeah I am, seeing him tommorow as well, but his new stuff isn't really prog is it?Is anybody else hyped for the new Devin Townsend albums as much as I am?
I just thought it was fucking crazy vv
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The practical difference is how you count them. 12/8 and 6/8 are compound so are counted in 3s. 6/4 and 3/4 are simple and counted in 2s. Next time you listen to something in 6/8, a jig or a lot of Opeth's acoustic parts, where the pulse is clearly 6/8, try counting in 3/4 and you'll see what i mean about feel. You CAN, but there's no pointSurprisingly enough guitar pro doesn´t go that far, and I don't exactly feel like counting the beat.
Time signatures are pretty simple. The lower number (or the one on the right) tells you what kind of note (half/fourth/eighth note etc.) takes one beat and the upper (one on the left) tells you how many of those notes there are in a bar. So basically 4/4 has four fourth notes in one bar, 7/8 has 7 eighth notes etc. Oh, and they can be mixed up as long as the sum of the notes equals the upper number, so 3/4 can have two eighth notes and two fourth notes etc.
But I don´t know what the difference is between 12/8 and 6/4 or 3/4 and 6/8. Is there a practical difference?
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Fuuu my automerge
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I'm still not sure I get it. Could you point me to such song? And how can you count 3/4 in 2s?
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Who wants to come to the aquarium later and watch me screw with the sharks?
May 2009
10,945 Posts
Did prog kill your children and eat your wife or something?
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Duuuude fucking yes. Absolutely psyched. They're my most anticipated releases of the year for sure. And this is along with Opeth and MastodonIs anybody else hyped for the new Devin Townsend albums as much as I am?
Going to see him in Glasgow tomorrow with bravehat and Dopey Trout
Cannot wait
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London sold out way too fast, really pissed off I can't see him. :(
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