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2015年2月5日 · What I have done upto now is, I have listened every album of Eminem and Linkin Park. Nowadays I'm listening 50cent and Yellawolf. I tried to listen old rap of NAS, 2-pac etc but I didn't find it as good as Eminem's music is. In this question I will only ask about hip-hop music(Rap). The basic question is, how should I start learning rap music.

2025年1月25日 · As always, coordinating and confirming with the music director for the production is your best next step. As others have said, "Click In" means you will start hearing a click and playing along with the click at that point, and "Click Out" means you'll stop hearing the click and you'll synchronize with the rest of the band as usual.

2025年1月26日 · European music was originally based on Pythagorean / Just Intonation intervals. Naturally occurring tones with simple number ratios. Tempered scales are so out of tune with Just Intonation, that piano tuners have great difficulty tuning the lower - middle - and upper ends of the piano, that the different parts cannot ever be in tune with each ...

2021年12月11日 · tldr; it depends on the genre, the complexity of the music, and personal preferences. But many blues/jazz students probably have this exact question, and it's rarely explained. Consider 3 different examples: Example A = Bag's Groove by Milt Jackson; Example B = Blues for Alice by Charlie Parker; Example C = 26-2 by John Coltrane

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2025年1月17日 · For many types of music you are able to get this extra speed with a combination of arm and wrist movement. Chords and octave scales are good examples. For some other types of music arm and wrist power are not available or are, at least, very restricted. Fugues are examples, as are legato scales.

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