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#437: Karaoke Pokie: A Cappella Eve With The Dr. Meow Quartet
Saturday • February 6th 2021 • 5:06:30 pm • 2KB2

We should all learn how to sing, I know it is very difficult to get going, but maybe I can help. You will need a computer, a microphone, headphones, and a free and open source program called Audacity Find a song you like, something that you might have...

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#436: Hundreds Of Good Books and Decades Of Good Decisions
Friday • February 5th 2021 • 9:24:06 pm • 5KB

You need knowledge from books to expand your view of the world, you need to know more, you need hundreds of books. You need a view of the world that comes from the books you chose, but is also correct as it balanced it self. As it corrected it self, just...

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#435: The Ghosts In The Music Machine with Catpea And The Arpeggiators
Thursday • February 4th 2021 • 8:43:35 pm • 2KB1

A chord is when a person presses more than one piano keys to enrich a sound, some key combinations sound better than others. For no reason in particular, when the keys of a nicely sounding chord, are played one after another instead of all at once,...

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#434: Do Not Trust Your Teachers: A French Horn Tutorial
Wednesday • February 3rd 2021 • 6:43:20 pm • 5KB1

I know what your initial worries are, but they are all false worries. Listen to me carefully, I have something serious to say, for a change. People with photographic memory do not exist, everyone who has claimed to have photographic memory, lied. This...

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#433: Going Native with Prof. Dances With The Lonesome Seagulls - An Orchestral Tutorial
Tuesday • February 2nd 2021 • 5:13:22 pm • 2KB1

It is hard not to love when Composers mix ancient and modern instruments, in this tutorial I will also throw in a hint of beat-boxing to the mix. The first unusual sound that caught my attention was the steel drums in Commando, every time I hear them, they...

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#432: Bass Tutorial: Exploring Bass with DJ Lil Skank
Monday • February 1st 2021 • 4:42:49 pm • 3KB1

Can you describe bass? Bass is the low frequency sound, these are the growls and thumps in a song. Back when cassette tape players were all the rage, some of them had a Bass Boost switch. The end result was to give a song more oomph, the headphones would...

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#431: Live Like You Are Going To Live Forever
Sunday • January 31st 2021 • 9:49:14 pm • 1KB

Sooner or later we will cure aging, it is not known when, but it will be soon. Don't assume that technology will stand still, consider what the world was like just 50 years ago. All our errors aside, we are progressing very quickly. To live forever,...

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#430: The Graphician
Sunday • January 31st 2021 • 9:29:55 pm • 1KB1

Demoscene Demoscene has been closely related to the world of pixel art, demos for computers like the Commodore 64 (1982) still feature in the Demoscene today. The demoscene is an international computer art subculture focused on producing demos: self...

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#429: The Generative Artist
Sunday • January 31st 2021 • 9:22:03 pm • 1KB

Computing a theory of everything | Stephen Wolfram What is Digital Art? How Artists Are Using Technology The incredible inventions of intuitive AI | Maurice Conti Art in the age of machine intelligence | Refik Anadol How This Guy Uses A.I. to Create Art |...

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#428: A Note On Learning Mathematics For Real
Saturday • January 30th 2021 • 9:31:30 pm • 5KB

Above all, you need a long-term reason to learn, if you are not involved in a particular field, then you will learn nothing. It is easy to make excuses for seemingly learning math, "You won't always have a calculator on hand" or "By memorizing the...

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#427: A Melody Tutorial With Maestro Meow Unibrow
Friday • January 29th 2021 • 9:02:03 pm • 3KB2

Melodies should be composed by ear, wherever you start, wherever you are, it is always about finding the next note. You should use a violin to make the sound, there is nothing more beautiful sounding than a lovely violin. And just keep going until you make...

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#426: Grades Are Not A Measure Of Your Worth Or Intelligence
Thursday • January 28th 2021 • 9:00:15 pm • 4KB

We have to be really careful with believing in what schools can do for us, and no matter what we need to accept the responsibility for our own education. Our knowledge is too sacred, to entrust somebody else with. Listen to the top selling Audio Books, you...

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#425: Minimalist Techno Tutorial With DJ Lil Dandelion
Wednesday • January 27th 2021 • 5:34:11 pm • 4KB

Techno is about love of technology, and there is nothing more technological than an oscillator. Oscillator oscillate, oscillation is about back and forth movement. The music oscillator is the throat of a machine, it is the thing that generates the sound. ...

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#424: Fix Schools
Tuesday • January 26th 2021 • 8:45:00 pm • 1KB

Humanity has a long to-do list, we have to cure aging and other diseases. We have to rebuild the concept of money, and make sure nobody is hungry or homeless. Above all, we have to fix schools, because schools prevent problems before they start. And we...

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#423: Learning From Tutorials
Monday • January 25th 2021 • 3:50:50 pm • 2KB

I still have a world to go before I feel comfortable dancing to my dance songs, I have no other choice, in a few day every Cutting Shape song will go bad on me. I danced to my own music before, but it was just drums and samples, it wasn't anything fancy....

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#422: For The Advancement Of Human Kind
Sunday • January 24th 2021 • 6:58:45 pm • 4KB

Start by building a school, that will teach for real. You can't use teachers, because one teacher for many students is wrong. You will have to use bots similar to 2020 Apple Siri, and get everyone to participate in answering new questions in the...

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#421: The Street Performer
Sunday • January 24th 2021 • 6:57:53 pm • 3KB

Traditional Irish singing me singing into a well in italy DANCE MONKEY METRO STATION PIANO PERFORMANCE LONDON Tones & I - Dance Monkey ♫ Shuffle Dance Video DANCE MONKEY by Tones and I - Zumba choreo Stoto - 299792458 (Original Mix) MoonWalk Shuffle Dance ...

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#420: To Share Wisdom
Saturday • January 23rd 2021 • 7:26:53 pm • 8KB

You may not realize that the way you have been treated in school, has been slowly turning you away from knowledge and wisdom. See, the teachers convinced us all that what they are doing is sharing knowledge, but it is actually the opposite of knowledge...

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#419: Fixing Education By Subtle Analogy To Music
Friday • January 22nd 2021 • 11:05:04 pm • 3KB

We learn to avoid trouble, and to have something to say. By writing books, or composing audio books, we become a bit more magnificent. Learning music composition, is a good example of learning in general. Above all, our education has to be fun, and full...

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#418: Regulae Ad Directionem Ingenii
Thursday • January 21st 2021 • 11:04:05 pm • 2KB

A Thousand Books is not just about becoming wise, it is also about becoming unstuck from whatever indoctrinations captured us. One of the terrifying aspects of indoctrination is that you can't see it at first, and society at large is not yet mature enough...

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#417: Awakenings
Wednesday • January 20th 2021 • 11:02:50 pm • 2KB

Everything we touch must advance forward, it is just how life works. It is not a bad thing, it is not a difficult thing. It is a reward for being alive, a reward for being awake. This does not mean that we jog, extra ten miles a day, no, no, no. It means...

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#416: Real Talk With MC Meow: Music Theory
Tuesday • January 19th 2021 • 4:28:35 pm • 7KB

Music Theory is not something you learn or study, it is something you independently invent. Music theory contains a very important lesson, there is an infinity within. You can spend a life inventing music, but you have to stop yourself, to live one....

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#415: Your Readers
Monday • January 18th 2021 • 7:22:58 pm • 2KB

Above all you are miracle of the universe, you are made of stars. But you also are, a kind of a universe. The Universe within you, is made of constellations of ideas and observations. You are also an Earthling, a Citizen of The World, and we are all one...

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#414: Call To Greatness
Sunday • January 17th 2021 • 9:58:28 pm • 5KB

Learning has a lot to do with being able to make direct connections between what we know, and where we are hoping to get. If you skip a connection, learning will become frustrating because you will not be grounded in anything. There are too components at...