No longer deserves my praises.
Showing posts with label music to my ears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music to my ears. Show all posts
Saturday, April 18, 2020
Sunday, October 12, 2014
BONUS MONEY BEING PAID THIS WEEKEND!
Don't miss out on this easy money! Hey 10 bucks is 10 bucks. Right? Click below. Get signed up and start reviewing music. The better the review the better the pay. I had a couple pay 19 cents. I have practically no musical knowledge other than knowing what I like listening and dancing along with. Here's the link. get paid to review music
They pay more when you use different descriptive words and musical terms.
Be truthful but try to be diplomatic. Don't be mean!
I wanted to list some words to help get your critic juices flowing...
distinctive, rich, warm, expressive, feeling, strong, attractive, confident, appealing, heartfelt, clear, stylish impressive, pitch range, dynamic, raw, powerful
tune, tone, rhythm, flow, vocal, pitch, inspiring, pitch, stylish, clear, rich, warm, confusing, obscure, weak, plain, contrast, natural professional, dated, awkward, expressive
compose, ensemble, octave, tenor, bass, music score, intro, songwriter, crescendo, imaginative, arranged, engaging, compelling, smooth, punch, talented, creative, competent, skillful, experienced,
varied, solid, full, safe, harsh, vibrant, phrase, tenor, tempo, key, lead, melody, harmonics, hook, development, drumming, classical, chorus, alto, acoustic, back-beat, beat, brass, bridge, shuffle, solo,
verse, range, refrain, scale, instrumental. register, harmonize, dynamics, snare, soprano, vibrato, composition, alto...
You get the idea, right?! I knew you would and here's the link one more time for you.
They pay more when you use different descriptive words and musical terms.Be truthful but try to be diplomatic. Don't be mean!
I wanted to list some words to help get your critic juices flowing...
distinctive, rich, warm, expressive, feeling, strong, attractive, confident, appealing, heartfelt, clear, stylish impressive, pitch range, dynamic, raw, powerful
tune, tone, rhythm, flow, vocal, pitch, inspiring, pitch, stylish, clear, rich, warm, confusing, obscure, weak, plain, contrast, natural professional, dated, awkward, expressive
compose, ensemble, octave, tenor, bass, music score, intro, songwriter, crescendo, imaginative, arranged, engaging, compelling, smooth, punch, talented, creative, competent, skillful, experienced,
varied, solid, full, safe, harsh, vibrant, phrase, tenor, tempo, key, lead, melody, harmonics, hook, development, drumming, classical, chorus, alto, acoustic, back-beat, beat, brass, bridge, shuffle, solo,
verse, range, refrain, scale, instrumental. register, harmonize, dynamics, snare, soprano, vibrato, composition, alto...
You get the idea, right?! I knew you would and here's the link one more time for you.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tips For Taking Care Of Your CD/DVD Collection
The most serious damage of a CD is a scratch in the direction the disc spins. Small scratches in the radial direction, across the "grooves" , are completely ignored by the CD player; therefore, always wipe a CD in the radial direction. Light dust will not harm play; heavier dust can be removed by gentle strokes with a soft cloth. Smudges or deposits should be washed off under running water, with a little dish washing detergent if needed; then rinse the CD and allow excess water to run off and carefully wipe dry with a soft cloth.
If the scratches on a CD are wide enough, the laser beam in a CD player, which "reads" the disc, won't be able to do its job properly. The result; music punctuated with clicks and pops or possibly a CD that cannot be played at all. There are specialty products intended to rejuvenate scratched CDs. These products probably won't work on severe scratches, but they could dramatically reduce the number of playing errors caused by light scratches. You might even be able to restore an unplayable CD to playable condition. A paste auto wax such as RALLY is cheaper than a speciality product and can work just as well.Saturday, November 27, 2010
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