Alls you gotta do is go to settings, sound settings, and turn the music down. If you find, like me, this game stresses you out sometimes, a change of tune may be all you need. It doesn't have to be prog but it does the trick for me.
Made this in 5 min on my phone don't hate
Hideaki Anno (director/writer, Evangelion) on manhood. Exactly how I feel. https://youtu.be/qiqTmSii_qc?is=0T2-HydCL-Xz6OaD
Is it possible to Frankenstein two different accordion halves together? I have two elderly boxes, the one has a nicer bass and the other has a treble I prefer. Without checking, they're about a 3-5 inch difference in size (height. One's a compact 96 bass and the other is a 12 bass). Has anyone tried this? Or should I just sell them and get one that has both?
Stradella chromatic scale picture is for getting attention.
Prescription eyeglasses. Sorry if this don't be memeish enough. Stay sexy.
Anybody have a maxed out inventory of favorited relics yet? I am curious. I'm disabled and have been playing nightreign like a job since release. I have sold all my unfavorited ones and I still have a lot of room.
Pic mostly unrelated.
Picture is just an attention getter.
From my understanding, a musette (or tremolo or celeste) sound is caused by two reeds tuned slightly differently. Same note, same octave, but one's a tiny bit (1-25 cents) flat and the other a tiny bit sharp. AFAIK the difference in vibration causes the lovely fuzzy sound.
My question: can a musette effect happen when the two reeds are an octave apart? (Example: C2 minus 10 cents with C3 +10 cents.) Will this cause that lovely fuzzy sound? Or will it just sound out of tune because they're an octave apart?
Cannot stress enough how little I understand acoustics or physics.