Hey y'all I have a sony STR-DE197 stereo receiver and I have been dealing with the left speaker on Speakers A going dead, both speakers on speakers B appear to work fine, when I turn up the volume, the dead speaker appears to come alive, and sometimes that speaker will cut in and out at low volume but performs well at a higher volume, what could be going on inside my receiver?
Going through my old stubs. I guess it was still all relatively new back then.
I swear the time signature is 6/8 and the reach of possible mixed meter of 4/4 with how the vocals are sometimes phrased, so I got curious and looked it up.
On the Google Gemini answer (which tbh I doubt is accurate), it said it was in 3/4 which really threw my mind. Musically, it doesn’t make sense to me when the harpsichord notes are clearly on the 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 leaving out the one. I scrolled down further and saw someone’s musescore adaptation of the piece and there are just a lot of flaws to me. It is also notated in 3/4, but with how fast the song would be in 3/4 with the way they arranged it, it would make the vocals and everything else double the speed it is in the actual song.
Am I going crazy and it is just 3/4? Because I swear it is in 6/8 and not a real waltz.
I can't comprehend how noise can be so beautiful...
I'm talking about the original, not the one played by an egg.
Besides, if you want me to butcher play others, just tell me which ones.