Lennart Regebro

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Python 3 developer and entrepreneur, author of Porting to Python 3.

All your Python 3 needs fulfilled! Python, Plone, small and large.

regebro@gmail.com

	890 reputation	bio	website	regebro.wordpress.com	visits	member for	2 years
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Jul 23	comment	Why are there twelve notes in an octave? That's the whole point. Small integer rations = harmonic sound. I don't see what is modern with that. :-) And how do you know people knew it before Pythagoras if they didn't write it down?
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Jan 14	comment	What is the “theory” behind “odd time signatures”? +1 For actually answering the question. :-)
Dec 30	comment	Does following “musical forms” suppress “creativity”? Following the forms is limiting, but can also make it easier to be creative, just by limiting you. So you need to follow forms sometimes, ignore all rules sometimes and sometimes intentionally adhering superficially to a form, while still breaking it's rules in places. It's not just aesthetic value sometimes you can compose things based on theory alone, and it may sound like utter shite, but still be interesting intellectually.
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Jun 30	answered	Is it necessary to play a keyboard amp before buying
Jun 19	comment	Software for microtonal MIDI? How much the pitch wheel changes the pitch should be configured on any half-decent synth, software or not.
Jun 19	comment	Computer-aided musicology The problem here is the lack of definition of "trouble".
Jun 3	answered	Why is the piano such a commonly used instrument?
Jun 2	revised	What's the difference between the “smooth” strings and the “rough” strings? Added "plain" as this user hasn't migrated yet and can't do it himself. "plain" is way more common than "unwound".
Jun 2	comment	Boiling/washing used guitar/bass strings - is it worthwhile? Note that it's very hard to get a string back on if you cut off the excess string after mounting it. Which means you have to play the bass guitar with unsightly strings sticking out of the guitar head, and potentially hitting things and people, which is why I never did this.
Jun 2	suggested	suggested edit on What's the difference between the “smooth” strings and the “rough” strings?
Jun 2	comment	How to maximize band rehearsal time? I don't understand the relation between the topic and the question. The question seems to be "how do I get my bandmates to rehearse a song more", completely different from maximizing the rehearsal time in general, which seems to be to be more about being efficient.