My favorite show of all time is probably kinetic noise and was wondering is y’all knew any others with a similar vibe. I specifically really enjoyed the opener and how dark it sounds in general. I didn’t really keep up with it this year but last year I also liked Crown’s closer arrangement of “o fortuna” (idk spelling). Any show recommendations with similar sounds to these two would be greatly appreciated😊
I’ve always worn headphones a lot, like used to be 6-8 hours a day minimum a year or two ago. I joined marching band(60-80 ppl including guard) and started to practice everyday around (small bedroom) 3 years ago. Last year I noticed a static and an occasional ringing in my ears my right being worse.
Has anyone else experienced something similar from just practice? Do you think the right ear being worse could be because the bell being closer to it? And if this has happened to anyone could you give advice on coping mechanisms or solutions?
Will it ever go away?
I know this might not fit the best here so if you have other sub recommendations please tell me!
By double pedal I mean notes an octave below normal pedal tones.
I really enjoy the star caster mod and wonder if anyone knows mods that would add to the experience of overhauled fishing
I am always told I need to support my air more and want to improve. I’m under the impression that my diaphragm is to blame, so if anyone knows how to strengthen it or improve air support in another way please help
I can play up to a high D on my Yamaha large shank marching horn but only up to around a Ab on my concert small shank
I’m in highschool right now but really want to get into backwoods hiking/backpacking after and I am wondering what I should train in the gym to prepare myself. Last week my friend and I went on a 10 mile hike and the things that hurt the most after were my shins(?), glutes, feet, and shoulders (because I was using a normal back pack without the ability to load the weight any lower) but my friends calves hurt most. I was just wondering why we experienced different muscles being sore and if it can be remedied. Also if anyone could recommend good gear as well as longer hikes in PA and surrounding states that would be appreciated. I hiked in brooks if that matters.
My back arches a bit too much and it looks weird with my butt all the way out. Any tips about how to keep it more forward
When buzzing on just my mouthpiece my tuner doesn’t pick up the pitch most of the time. I want to get my buzz closer to the pitch that my instrument produces like I buzz a bit higher than the pitch that I actually play. I use tonal energy and have a iPhone 14 if that helps
I feel like my tone is thicker in lows and kind of thins into highs
Always loved the nomadic merchants and
Zweihander. Any idea of the vibe it gives off?
Nomadic Merchant’s Chapeau
Perfumer Robe
Nox Bracelets
Concort’s Trousers
I’m 16m and don’t remember my hair being this frizzy before the hair cut I got a few months ago. It was relatively straight but still had lots of flyaways. This is my hair 6ish after a shower where I used lots of conditioner (the back is still wet?). It feels dry still even though I washed the conditioner out with cold water, it doesn’t get greasy unless I add extra oil. I wear headphones for a couple hours a day and used to wear them after my shower for 6ish months and belive it developed a weird curl in my hair. Also, I have harder water with no softener if that matters, Overall any advice to manage this would be appreciated, but I tend to stray away from straightening/heat styling.
When playing F#, G and G# right below the staff it sounds cracked.
If you depress the 4th valve of a euphonium it is the same pitch as an F tuba, so how similar are the timbres and would people easily notice by ear?
I love listening to concertos and I’ve listened to most of the major ones, so would anyone be willing to recommend some excellent (preferably lower) concertos or long solos to learn or listen to?
I’ve been playing for around 6 months in my schools concert and now marching band. Before I was able to switch in the fall I played euphonium for around a year practicing daily and continue to practice euphonium for around an hour a day. I’m going to start practicing tuba daily as well, (for around an hour) and wanted to fix My tone because it sounds airy and just not as full as I want it to be. Any advice?