I have been curious to try them for some time and i will start on a chanter but i still am curious what specifically makes bagpipes so hard? They only have 9 notes and you do not need to worry about articulation, and no specific embouchure is needed and the scale is very intuitive. I totally see why the breath support is EXTREMELY hard but at the same time you do not exactly have people going around saying the tuba is the hardest instrument even though that is also an instrument that requires an insane amount of breath support. Is it the fact you need to use a bag? In that case i still do not fully understand because other instruments still need you to use similar things like bellows to blow wind rather than you but people never say that part specifically is difficult on instruments that use them. I still think that they are probably very difficult and have immense respect for all bag pipers, just i am confused at the exact reason they are so notorious.
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Literally just the title. Personally i have absolutely no clue but if i had to guess they would not feel anything and Aphrodite would be VERY confused and prob start a war over it or something crazy like that. In this case when i say aro ace i am talking about someone who is completely incapable of romantic or sexual attraction, not someone who may feel a little bit but not much, and i will clarify this is not to denounce aroace people, but to clarify the terms of this thought experiment a little more.
Hi there. I (15m) was diagnosed with apd at 2 and was given heavy treatment, and now can converse reasonably well when there is not too much background noise. The problem arrises when there is chaotic background noise, mainly crowds. Ij crowds it is extremely difficult for me to understand people and i become absolutely exhausted and miserable. I have an extremely hard time understanding teachers and actually absorbing what they say, though admittedly that also has to with my adhd as well. My mom does not seem to think i need them saying this is normal though. I would like to know at what point does apd go from just needing you to get therapy when little, to needing lifelong accommodations, and do i cross the line into needing lifelong accommodations. Btw i have tried loop earplugs and they are great at reducing volume but the volume has never been an issue for me, in fact i can be in a marching band rehearsal for hours and if there is very low background chatter i do not have any issues, but rather the sheer number of individual noises mixing together and how chaotic it is.