NReilingh

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I like music and computers.

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23h	comment	How does one isolate a specific tone from an audio file? Software-rec questions are generally off-topic, so I've modified the title slightly.
1d	comment	When did Bach diverge from the style of Palestrina? @Tim, Chris--Unrelated, but it completely blows my mind that only 7 days ago, Chris asked "Who waz johan fux" in a comment. `:-)`
1d	comment	Chordal Analysis of Christian Petzold's Minuet in G (formerly attributed to J.S. Bach) Current form looks good, I'll reopen and clean up comments.
2d	comment	Few Questions on Counterpoint in the Tradition of Johan Fux Chris, this is a temporary closure, please see my post on meta.
2d	comment	Few Questions on Counterpoint in the Tradition of Johan Fux I agree. These should be separate questions, as they are all answerable on their own--and the single questions will be much more approachable, which should get you more (and better) answers.
2d	comment	quality focused music file de duplication software? This question is about digital file management, not music. You might be able to reask on Super User.
2d	comment	Octave apart voicing @Chris, you can communicate with other users in Musical Practice & Performance Chat. Keep comments related to the post in question.
May 21	comment	Accidentals in First Species Counterpoint Hi folks, just a reminder that to summon other users in comments, you type `@username` at the beginning of a comment with no space after the `@` sign. However, the post owner as well as the OP will always be notified of comments whether they are explicitly referenced or not, so there is never a reason to repost a comment--it will just be removed. See more information about comments here.
May 16	comment	Minor seventh in bach invention @ChrisOlszewski en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Joseph_Fux
May 9	comment	beginner sound system person I don't think this is on-topic here, since questions about software should be about specific programs, not looking for recommendations. You may have more luck at Audio-Video Production.
May 9	comment	How is this type of music called Identification questions are off-topic as per the FAQ. Looking at the Wikipedia page for Fats Waller reveals the genre you are looking for as Dixieland.
May 2	comment	What's this rhythm called? Music is going to move forward regardless of what we call it--we get to name everything AFTERWARDS in order to facilitate communication. You're trying to go in reverse, and contrary to existing nomenclature that people already know and understand. You can call something longfu or bossa nova clave, but one of those terms only makes sense to people who have read your book.
May 1	comment	What's this rhythm called? Nonstandard nomenclature (and/or notation) are generally not particularly relevant within the scope of Stack Exchange.
Apr 29	comment	Are some synthesizers and keyboards able to interchange sounds? @RedGrittyBrick "roll of film".
Apr 23	comment	Does the show “The Voice” use autotune Moreover, this question is about specific production techniques on a TV show, instead of about music. You might be able to re-ask on Movies & TV.SE.
Apr 19	comment	Any help identifying the time-signature of a piano piece? Identification questions are off-topic as per the FAQ. If you can be a bit more specific with what you've tried and why it's confusing to you, you might have a more viable question.
Apr 19	comment	How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? Well, castradi are banned but we still have countertenors. And present-day countertenors don't seem to have speaking voices that sound like children. For example, David Hurley of the King's Singers sounds like this when speaking.
Apr 17	comment	What is the key of this song? “All in the serve - Michael W Smith” Sorry, but identification questions like this are off-topic. You may want to read about "mode mixture".
Apr 15	comment	Managing batteries for live performances @supercat Wireless transmission is rather power-intensive. In my experience even a couple of days is pushing it, when you consider the pack is going to be powered on for up to 5 hours per day assuming a long performance and prep time.
Apr 14	comment	Performing Copyrighted Music As per the FAQ, legal issues are off-topic for this site.