Music: Practice & Theory
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See my personal website at chausies.xyz

I'm a PhD student in Electrical Engineering at Stanford University. Mostly focus on Data Science-y things though.

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What's it called when you play the same exact melody with a different rhythm?
May 23, 2021
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What is it called when the main melody is playing in a different time signature from the harmony?
Nov 26, 2022
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What do you call it when two different melodies are combined? [duplicate]
Jan 23
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What is this descending riff of notes referred to as?
Apr 28
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What's it called when the Melody and Harmony are half a measure out-of-sync?
Jun 21
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What is this harmony in this pokemon battle theme?
Jul 4
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What is the chord progression and also the technique used in this rock riff?
Jan 30, 2019
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What do you call it when a song constantly adds prominent rests? (like the example given)
Nov 18
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