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    Adrian Smith

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    Katleen- I gained an interest in rock music at 15. On that time‚ I met a friend called Dave Murray with whom I would form a band called stone free‚ where I was the vocalist and Murray the guitarist of the band. After that‚ I was inspired to take up the guitar‚ so I purchased an old one for £5. My original inspiration were Jony winter and pat Travers‚ which have inspired me to be a “melodic player”. I have always been inspired by Blues rock‚ rather than metal. When I was 16‚ I left school‚ and I formed

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    The electric guitar transformed both blues and country music‚ allowing for it to become a very important piece in American popular music history. Beginning in the mid 1940’s‚ a Blues artist named Muddy Waters began using an electric guitar. He later became known as the first blues artist to successfully use an electric guitar in his music‚ creating a subgenre called Electric Blues. Differing from the classical country blues‚ Muddy Waters created something more urban in Electric Blues. By using

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    Maggie May

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    story with the coda finishing off with how he feels about Maggie now. The medium of the piece is a standard band‚ guitar‚ bass guitar‚ drums‚ and vocals. But‚ what is unique about this piece is the dynamics of the instruments. Usually‚ the bass guitar is the background instrument while the guitar leads with the loudest volume; in this song the roles are reversed with the bass guitar having the loudest dynamic. This is used in the song to show the deeper feelings the writer has for Maggie because

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    success in the video game industry. In‚ 2005 Harmonix teamed of with Red Octane. Red Octane brought their expertise in video games controllers and combined it with Harmonix soft technology and Guitar hero was born. Their successive partnership and effective marketing approach. That would become the fuel for Guitar hero to sell over billion in North American sales. 1. Harmonix used two different philosophies while trying to define the identity of the company. The company first used the production oriented

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    improvement. The original dreadnought acoustic guitar was first produced in 1916‚ with the vast majority of guitars reflecting the design’s influence. Taylor Guitars brings their renowned quality to their take on the legendary guitar‚ enhancing the standard with quality construction materials. High quality tonewoods refine the Taylor DN3 acoustic guitar’s sound while keeping the acoustics of the well sold original design. The result is beautiful guitar with a century of history with top quality materials

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    My Room

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    this crazy world. I could just laying on it for days. Under the window‚ which is on the middle wall‚ is my working desk. There is my computer on it with big sound system that drives my parent crazy. Next to the working desk is my acoustic guitar‚ and next to the guitar‚ on the right side of room‚ there is an desk with TV on it. On the right side is a wardrobe which is the most of time really messy. Finally‚ Iznad door is books shelf . To be honest‚ i don’t like to read too much‚ so they are there just

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    popular subject for pop music is love. 5. a) There is a constant beat. The music is written in duple compound time The instruments that are involved are guitar‚ electric guitar‚ synthesizer and drums. They are not poly-rhythms. b) There is a constant beat. It’s written in quadruple time. The instruments that are involved are: drums and bass guitar supply that beat. The drums also play the same rhythm through performance. They are not poly-rhythms. 6. a) The tempo of "Breakaway" is moderato‚ so that

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    Eq Settings Guide

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    Eq Settings General: 20 Hz and below - impossible to detect‚ remove as it only adds unnecessary energy to the total sound‚ thereby most probably holding down the overall volume of the track 60 Hz and below - sub bass (feel only) 80(-100) Hz - feel AND hear bass 100-120 Hz - the "club sound system punch" resides here 200 Hz and below - bottom 250 Hz - notch filter here can add thump to a kick drum 150-400 Hz - boxiness 200 Hz-1.5 KHz - punch‚ fatness‚ impact 800 Hz-4 KHz - edge‚ clarity‚ harshness

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    MUS 354 We’ll emphasize the music of each of the ex-Beatles as a solo artist and with various bands. The events and people involved in each of their lives. How they did on the charts. A retrospective of events leading up to the end: 1967 – Original cracks/McCartney‚ Lennon rarely wrote together anymore 1968 – Independence of each member from one another. The White Album (aka Beatles) showcased them as individuals. 1969 – the film Let It Be is filmed though it will not be released until 70’s

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    influence on many music genres is in its abundance. In the 1970’s he released a large amount of work that is still heard today and still covered today by many artists. He played many instruments including piano‚ numerous synthesizers‚ drums and bass guitar. His voice and vocal melody lines were rated amongst the best‚ with his style‚ delivery and lyrics still trying to be emulated today. The music he created spread across many genres. From the introspective psychedelic ballad of ‘Visions’ of ‘Innervisions’

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