Vocal Intonation with Melody reduces perceived anger with power

  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rhaKIFXhYPo   === **Harnessing the Power of Vocal Intonation: Using Melody to Convey Emotions Effectively** The human voice is a remarkable instrument capable of conveying a wide range of emotions, from joy and love to sadness and anger. In this blog post, we’ll explore the concept of vocal intonation and how harnessing melody can … Read more

“It is bouncy. It is not an even movement.” — sans the guitar pick

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/N8U0DYrHXCA   === **Exploring Guitar Techniques: Fingerpicking vs. Guitar Pick** The world of guitar playing is rich with techniques and styles, each offering a unique approach to creating music. Two prominent techniques, fingerpicking and using a guitar pick, stand out for their distinct characteristics and impact on musical expression. In this blog post, we’ll delve … Read more

The Penrose unilluminable room

In the realm of optical illusions and mind-bending visual phenomena, few concepts captivate the imagination quite like the Penrose Unilluminable Room. Named after the renowned mathematician and physicist Sir Roger Penrose, this intriguing concept challenges our perception of space, depth, and reality. Join us on a journey as we explore the mysteries of the Penrose … Read more

What happens to crystalline structure when you heat-treat a metal lattice?

Watch the grains grow. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/W2xxT3b-4H0 === **Unlocking the Mysteries of Metal Heat Treatment: Exploring Structural Changes and Crystalline Lattice** Metal heat treatment is a fascinating process that goes beyond mere temperature manipulation—it’s a precise science that transforms the very structure of metals, enhancing their properties and performance. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the … Read more

MUSICAL CULT CONTROL — HOWTO Convert any 440 Hz song to 432 Hz Using Adobe Audition or freeware AUDACITY

AUDACITY — pitch shift by amount -1.776% AUDITION — pitch shift by -0.31 semitones   See the paper MUSICAL CULT CONTROL by Dr Leonard Horowitz which details the weaponization of A440 tuning standard and its A432 alternative. PDF — Musical_Cult_Control – A440 vs_A432 – Dr_Leonard_Horowitz   === From https://crumplepop.com/a432-vs-a440-which-tuning-standard-is-better/ Before the standardization, each composer would tune … Read more

“Terrible shrieking of metal” — “Dead Silent” — Growing List of Oddities and Questions surrounding the Baltimore Key Bridge / Francis Scott Key Bridge / Baltimore Beltway (I-695) Bridge Collapse after collision by a Container Ship named “DALI” which had collided elsewhere before

From video comments: “tug boats absent. “impossible” 8 knot speed after standing-still at dock not even 6 miles away. all power going off/on/off, absurd. so many oddities, questions.” “…it would require approximately 1,180,463,232 feet or approximately 224 miles for a 4,000,000-pound container ship to accelerate to reach a speed of 8 knots, assuming a moderate … Read more

“Blogging is not what is used to be” even a few years ago — Here is the rarest original, most succinct, and yet unlikeliest to be parrotted theory as to who, how and why

Mar 2023 –Project 24 After 4 Years – My Experience (Student Reviews P24) Youtuber basically discovers and reveals that the previously “proven plan” of PROJECT 24 has been slowly crumbling.  YT’r says even the P24 team can’t make their own blogs super successful as they had been, and that the best new focus is making … Read more

When Timer runs out — 32-bit timers causing another Y2K in Jan 2038

Another looming problem — The “Next Next Big Gotcha” occurs when 32-bit time/counters “roll-over” — causing another Y2K all over again — The rollover of 32-bit Unix time (Unix Epoch) will occur on Tuesday, January 19, 2038, at precisely 03:14:07 UTC. This event marks the maximum value that can be represented using a 32-bit signed … Read more

What a site hit looks like

Two-thirds of professional blogger routinely report the same ills, like regular hurricanes blowing through, wiping out. Without revealing exact numbers, this website recently took a severe hit in the google rankings — This amounts to an unpredictable whirlwind of random demise.  The causes of course will never be revealed by google, et al, never really … Read more

2 blocks east of WTC, Bad Vibes precede Mall Fall – $1B newest mall in NYC (10yo) going down in runaway robbery flames

Exploring Runaway Retail Theft and the Closure of NYC Fulton Mall The retail landscape in major cities like New York City (NYC) is facing unprecedented challenges, with runaway retail theft emerging as a significant issue impacting businesses and communities. One notable example is the closure of NYC Fulton Mall, a historic shopping district that has … Read more

The “Next Big Gotcha” ?

The Next Big Gotcha — also another aspect Totally Unmentioned Online, and probably not yet realized —– The EFF (electronic frontier foundation) which has been giving away free SSL certifications (on short, 90-day leases, vs years-long or lifetime leases for considerably more costly commercial SSL certification services) will be surreptitiously used to reign-in and control … Read more

Midnight Cherry Blossoms, Washington DC Tidal Basin — trees, monuments, Japanese stone lantern, FDR + MLK memorials

Cherry blossoms, with their delicate pink and white petals, have long captivated the hearts and imaginations of people around the world. These iconic flowers hold a rich history deeply rooted in cultural significance and natural beauty. In this blog post, we’ll explore the fascinating history of cherry blossoms, their mesmerizing display at midnight at the … Read more

From eyeballing M&M Mars unusual HQ in McLean, VA — to “Super Soldier” research involving Flavonoids and beyond

M&M Mars, Inc — headquarters of the candy company — 6885 Elm St, McLean, VA — Building has few, thin windows; no markings at all; nothing signifying M&M Mars Inc corporate anything.  Seems instead secretive, opposite of promotional, fun, candy, goodies.  Insider reports that the second floor is open-floorspace with no walls; single podium with a meat-cleaver; … Read more

2011 NEC NFPA “New” Rules Electrical Wiring, Lights

White wire required in switch boxes except 3- and 4-way sans luminaries / controllers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6gfI73Tvg8   Section 404.2 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) pertains to the requirements for luminaires (lighting fixtures) in specific locations. The 2011 update of the NEC introduced several changes and clarifications to this section. Here is an overview of the … Read more

Tartarystan — Jon Levi reconsiders the seven Central Asian “-stans” as Tartary, obliterated

Afghanistan Kazakhstan Kyrgystan Pakistan Tajikistan Turkemnistan Uzbekistan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDkeQrTuH6Q     === Exploring Turkmenistan as Tartary: Unraveling Historical and Cultural Enigmas In recent years, the notion of Turkmenistan being part of the fabled Tartary has garnered attention and sparked discussions among researchers and enthusiasts delving into alternative historical narratives. Jon Levi, a prominent researcher in this … Read more

Katana vs Long Sword

Nifty gem comparison.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBESIyEInW0   Katana vs. Longsword: Exploring the Differences in Two Iconic Swords Swords have long captured the imagination of history enthusiasts, martial artists, and fans of medieval weaponry. Among the most iconic swords in history are the katana from Japan and the longsword from Europe. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the … Read more

360 degree SPINNING guitar neck is incredible!

Introducing the Future of Guitar Design: The Spinning Guitar Neck by Matthias Krantz In the world of musical innovation, there are pioneers who push the boundaries of traditional instruments to create groundbreaking designs. One such visionary is Matthias Krantz, an acclaimed guitar designer known for his revolutionary approach to instrument craftsmanship. In this blog post, … Read more

Being real — When 50 bars of “drum solo” is 52 bars too many — the full-stymie of musical groove following inevitable devolution into full-swing drum-batting, or: Anti-Musical Foibles — Is it kind of like rock-climbing with farm equipment?

Steve Gadd: Signed, Sealed Delivered – Switzerland – 1989 #stevegadd #drumsolo #drummerworld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tXh8B2qyRw I’m not “picking on” or singling out Steve Gadd; there are countless examples.  Gadd and many other soloists are professional masters beyond reproach.  I expect nearly no one will agree with if even understand the point I’m addressing — but I think screaming is not … Read more

Must-Know Drum Grooves w/ Greg Bissonette / Rick Beato

  THE DRUMS (1935-2022) | THE GROOVES YOU NEED TO KNOW (feat. Gregg Bissonette) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwWcMAxOLPk   === Drum rhythms and grooves are the heartbeat of music, providing the foundation for songs across various genres and styles. From rock and jazz to funk and Latin music, drummers play a vital role in shaping the feel and … Read more

Eyeballing Miami’s $1 Billion ULTRA Music Festival

ULTRA Music Festival was first held on Miami Beach, but besides a tenure at Bicentennial Park, and briefly being held at Virginia Key in 2019, it has primarily been held at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami. It was a two-day festival from 1998 to 2006.[2][3] Since 2011, Ultra has taken place across three days (Friday through Sunday) during the month of … Read more

Palm Sunday Music

  Palm Sunday is a significant day in the Christian calendar, marking the beginning of Holy Week and commemorating Jesus Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It is a time of reflection, prayer, and celebration for many Christians around the world. Music plays a vital role in Palm Sunday observances, setting the tone for worship and … Read more

Skylab Audio Repair — 7 pieces of the most desirable/requested audio gear

(7) Sansui G-series receivers The Sansui G-series receivers are a line of vintage audio equipment produced by the Japanese electronics manufacturer Sansui. These receivers were popular during the 1970s and early 1980s and are highly regarded by audiophiles and collectors for their quality construction, performance, and classic aesthetics. Here are some key features and characteristics … Read more

The Bach Effect: What the GREATS Hear That You Don’t

Johann Sebastian Bach Johann Sebastian Bach, a towering figure in classical music, profoundly influenced the baroque era and beyond. His compositions, characterized by complex counterpoint and harmonic innovations, set a high standard for musical complexity and emotional depth. Bach’s work in organ music, chorales, and fugues demonstrated his mastery of blending technical skill with expressiveness. … Read more

Bruce Springsteen – You Never Can Tell — Leipzig 2013-0707 — Vibrance, liveliness, power

Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, known for its rock and roll prowess, also has a notable horn section that adds a distinctive layer to their sound. The inclusion of horns, particularly saxophones, has been a defining feature of their music. Clarence Clemons, the original saxophonist, was a central figure, providing iconic solos and a dynamic … Read more

Prof Hamamoto interviews James W Lee (AKA “APlaneTruth”) RE Cultural Forensics and Some of California’s Occulted, wildly interesting “alt” History

Professor Darrell Y. Hamamoto, known for his work in cultural forensics, engages in critical analysis of the arts, social institutions, and media. His YouTube channel, “Cultural Forensics: Professor Hamamoto,” features discussions and lectures that delve into these subjects, providing insights into the underlying forces shaping contemporary culture . James W. Lee, whom Professor Hamamoto has … Read more