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| ARTICLES RELATED TO tune | | | |  tune: Encyclopedia II - Cuatro - The Venezuelan CuatroThe cuatro of Venezuela has four single nylon strings, tuned from low to high A,D, F#, B. It is similar in shape and tuning to the 'ukulele, but their character and playing technique are vastly different. It is tuned in a similar fashion to the traditional D tuning of the 'ukulele, but the D and F# are an octave higher. Consequently, the same fingering can be used to shape the chords, but it produces a different inversion of each chord ...
See also:Cuatro, Cuatro - The Venezuelan Cuatro, Cuatro - History, Cuatro - Playing, Cuatro - Tuning, Cuatro - The 'venezuelan' cuatro in other countries, Cuatro - Some famous venezuelan cuatro players, Cuatro - The Cuatros of Puerto Rico, Cuatro - The 4-string Cuatro Antiguo, Cuatro - The 8-String Southern Cuatro, Cuatro - The 10-String The Cuatro Moderno, Cuatro - Cuatros shapes and sizes Read more here: » Cuatro: Encyclopedia II - Cuatro - The Venezuelan Cuatro |
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| | | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Meantone temperament - Meantone temperaments The term meantone temperament is sometimes used to refer specifically to quarter-comma meantone. However, systems which flatten the fifth by differing amounts but which still equate the major whole tone, which in just intonation is 9/8, with the minor whole tone, tuned justly to 10/9, are also called meantone systems. Since (9/8) / (10/9) = (81/80), the syntonic comma, the fundamental character of a meantone tuning is that all intervals are generated from fifths, and the syntonic comma is tempered to a unison. While the term meanto ...
See also:Meantone temperament, Meantone temperament - Meantone temperaments, Meantone temperament - Wolf intervals and extended meantones Read more here: » Meantone temperament: Encyclopedia II - Meantone temperament - Meantone temperaments |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Mathematics of musical scales - Just intonation If we take the ratios constituting a scale in just intonation, there will be a largest prime number to be found among their prime factorizations. This is called the prime limit of the scale; a scale which uses only the primes 2, 3 and 5 is called a 5-limit scale. Below is a typical example of a 5-limit justly tuned scale, one of the scales Johannes Kepler presents in his Harmonice mundi or Harmonics of the World of 1619, in connection with planetary motion. The same scale was given in transposed form by Alexander Malcolm in 1721 and theorist ...
See also:Mathematics of musical scales, Mathematics of musical scales - Pythagorean tuning, Mathematics of musical scales - Just intonation, Mathematics of musical scales - Temperament, Mathematics of musical scales - Equal temperament, Mathematics of musical scales - Sound samples, Mathematics of musical scales - Source Read more here: » Mathematics of musical scales: Encyclopedia II - Mathematics of musical scales - Just intonation |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Viol - Construction The viol usually has six strings, although examples with only five strings do exist. It is fretted like a guitar but by means of moveable, tied-on frets made of gut. A low seventh string (A'', a minor third below the cello's lowest C) was supposedly added in France by the Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe (c. 1640-c.1690), who taught many of the French gamba virtuosi of the 18th century. However, "Saint Cecilia with an Angel" (1618) by Domenichino (1581-1641) clearly shows a seven-string viol.[Saint Cecilia with an Angel] Unlike members of the viol ...
See also:Viol, Viol - History, Viol - Construction, Viol - Viol bows, Viol - Versions, Viol - Tuning, Viol - Popularity, Viol - The viol today Read more here: » Viol: Encyclopedia II - Viol - Construction |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Viola - The viola in popular music The viola also sees little use in popular music. It was sometimes part of popular dance orchestras in the period from about 1890 to 1930, and orchestrations of pop tunes from that era often had viola parts available. The viola largely disappeared from pop music at the start of the big band era. John Cale, a classically trained violist, played the instrument to great effect (amplified and often distorted) on two Velvet Underground albums, The Velvet Underground and Nico and White Light/White Heat.
The viola has made a slight comeback in modern pop music ...
See also:Viola, Viola - The form of the viola, Viola - Playing the viola, Viola - Tuning, Viola - Viola music, Viola - Violists, Viola - The viola in popular music, Viola - Audio examples Read more here: » Viola: Encyclopedia II - Viola - The viola in popular music |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Viola - The viola in popular music The viola sees limited use in popular music. It was sometimes part of popular dance orchestras in the period from about 1890 to 1930, and orchestrations of pop tunes from that era often had viola parts available. The viola largely disappeared from pop music at the start of the big band era. With the Charlie Daniels Band, Charlie Daniels has played viola instead of violin for some of the fiddling "Redneck Fiddlin' Man". John Cale, a classically trained violist, played the instrument to great effect (amplified and often distorted) on two Velvet Underground albums, The Velvet Undergr ...
See also:Viola, Viola - The form of the viola, Viola - Playing the viola, Viola - Tuning, Viola - Viola music, Viola - Violists, Viola - The viola in popular music, Viola - Audio examples Read more here: » Viola: Encyclopedia II - Viola - The viola in popular music |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Modding - Cars and vehicles
Modding - Orthopedic.
Ortho-modding is the car adaption (seats, pedals...) to help drivers to prevent, correct and diminish light orthopedic and backbone/spine problems.
Modding - Eco-modding.
Eco-modding is the petroleum car adaption to use renewable energy (generally, changing or adding a new engine or motor), generally hydrogen or electricity. See hybrid car.
Modding - Performance tuning.
Car and engine tuning are modification of a car for enhanced performance, in engine power output, handling, aerodynamics, or cosmetic purp ...
See also:Modding, Modding - Computers and digital equipment, Modding - Legal issues, Modding - Video game consoles, Modding - Game software, Modding - Computer cases, Modding - Cars and vehicles, Modding - Orthopedic, Modding - Eco-modding, Modding - Performance tuning, Modding - Industrial Machines, Modding - Lodging Read more here: » Modding: Encyclopedia II - Modding - Cars and vehicles |
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| | | | | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Mathematics of musical scales - Temperament Western common practice music usually cannot be played in just intonation, even when it is confined to a single key. This is because the supertonic chord, or ii-chord, which is the most important of the minor triads in a major key, serves to bridge between the dominant and subdominant, having a root at once a minor third below the root of the subdominant triad, and hence sharing two of its notes, and a fifth above the root of the dominant triad or dominant seventh chord. The problem becomes still worse when modulation, the key changes so imp ...
See also:Mathematics of musical scales, Mathematics of musical scales - Pythagorean tuning, Mathematics of musical scales - Just intonation, Mathematics of musical scales - Temperament, Mathematics of musical scales - Equal temperament, Mathematics of musical scales - Sound samples, Mathematics of musical scales - Source Read more here: » Mathematics of musical scales: Encyclopedia II - Mathematics of musical scales - Temperament |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Viola - Viola music Historically, the viola was used less often used for solo concerti and sonatas than the violin and the cello. This was often attributed to its sound, which, being mellower and less brilliant than that of the violin, is less suited to virtuoso display.
Music for the viola differs from that for the violin and cello in its use of the alto clef, otherwise little used in the orchestra. Viola music also employs the ...
See also:Viola, Viola - The form of the viola, Viola - Playing the viola, Viola - Tuning, Viola - Viola music, Viola - Violists, Viola - The viola in popular music, Viola - Audio examples Read more here: » Viola: Encyclopedia II - Viola - Viola music |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - VFO - Analogue VFO An analogue VFO could be an electronic oscillator where the value of at least one of the active components is adjustable under user control so as to alter its output frequency. The active component whose value is adjustable is usually a capacitor, but could be a variable inductor.
VFO - Tuning Capacitor.
The variable capacitor is a mechanical device in which the separation of a series of interleaved metal plates is physically altered to vary its capacitance. Adjustment of this capacitor is sometimes facilitated by a mechanical step-down gearbox to achieve fine tuning.
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See also:VFO, VFO - Why do radios need a VFO?, VFO - Analogue VFO, VFO - Tuning Capacitor, VFO - Varactor, VFO - Digital VFO, VFO - Digital Frequency Synthesis, VFO - Performance, VFO - Accuracy, VFO - Purity, VFO - Crystal control Read more here: » VFO: Encyclopedia II - VFO - Analogue VFO |
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| | | | | tune: Encyclopedia II - Tweety Bird - History
Tweety Bird - Creation.
Bob Clampett created the character that would become Tweety in the 1942 short A Tale of Two Kitties, pitting him against two hungry cats named Babbit and Catstello (based on the famous comedians Abbott and Costello). On the original model sheet, Tweety was named Orson (which was also the name of a bird character from an earlier Clampett cartoon Wacky Blackouts
Tweety was originally naked (pink), jowly, and far more aggressive and saucy, as opposed to the later, ...
See also:Tweety Bird, Tweety Bird - History, Tweety Bird - Creation, Tweety Bird - Freleng takes over, Tweety Bird - Later appearances, Tweety Bird - Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies filmography Read more here: » Tweety Bird: Encyclopedia II - Tweety Bird - History |
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