NReilingh

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I like music and computers.


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 reviewed Approve suggested edit on electric-guitar tag wiki excerpt
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 revised chords wiki excerpt
triads require three notes; diads are chords consisting of two
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 reviewed Approve suggested edit on ukulele tag wiki
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Aug
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 comment Piano: Significantly right hand arrangement styles/composers
Some simple arrangements may just have a single bass note in the left hand. You may find that music arranged for beginners might be appropriate.
Aug
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 comment Are there any machine-readable databases of chord progressions available?
@musicwithoutpaper, James: youtube.com/watch?v=3oGFogwcx-E I apologize in advance.
Aug
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 reviewed Approve suggested edit on What is the technical term for Bass 'growl' or 'roar'?
Jul
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 comment Is there a mandolin-like instrument with guitar-like tone and range?
A baritone ukulele might fit the bill.
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