Music: Practice & Theory
Bob Broadley's user avatar
Bob Broadley's user avatar
Bob Broadley's user avatar
Bob Broadley
  • Member for 9 years, 10 months
  • Last seen this week
Profile Activity
Stats
21,360
reputation
1.7m
reached
259
answers
25
questions
Communities
View all
About

Composer, Guitarist, Teacher - getting started with Audio Programming…

Badges
View all badges
6
gold badges
70
silver badges
125
bronze badges
Top tags
View all tags
416
Score
58
Posts
20
Posts %
397
Score
62
Posts
22
Posts %
374
Score
48
Posts
17
Posts %
323
Score
37
Posts
13
Posts %
154
Score
14
Posts
5
Posts %
143
Score
20
Posts
7
Posts %
Top posts
View all questions and answers
All Questions Answers
Score Newest
question
58
Is there a standard width for piano keys?
Jun 16, 2014
answer
39
What use is knowing how many sharps or flats a key signature has?
Jun 18, 2014
answer
37
How is this B flat guitar chord physically possible?
Jan 28, 2015
answer
35
Is it really mandatory to practise sight reading at the piano?
Jun 15, 2018
answer
34
What is `Roland's pitch` and `Yamaha's pitch`? and How to convert notes to them?
Apr 30, 2018
answer
31
Why guitar sounds smoother in high frets?
Apr 16, 2014
answer
28
What is the difference between an amp and a head?
Jul 19, 2014
answer
27
Why does Bach sometimes end with flat 7ths?
Apr 14, 2020
answer
25
Why does a Cm13 chord use A instead of A♭?
Apr 21, 2014
answer
24
What is "Tempo 1"?
Jun 27, 2014
Top Meta posts
7
11
12
Separate tags for Sibelius (composer/software)
9
Where are we on spelling edits?
8
Making information available to duplicate posts
8
What Swag should Music.SE have?
7
What Swag should Music.SE have?
Top network posts
View all network posts
7
Does this text have non-standard Italian?
6
If function declaration is not in header file, is static keyword necessary?
5
Is per-stem reverb the same as reverb for the full mix?

Your privacy

By clicking “Accept all cookies”, you agree Stack Exchange can store cookies on your device and disclose information in accordance with our Cookie Policy.