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He has worked with riot games before, both the mid season streamathon concert for league and the france open tour concert for valorant. Also the fact that apashe and fortiche are both french might give this guess a real shot at happening. in terms of music, this orchestral electronic fusion could work really well for a bunch of scenes, leaning heavy into orchestral for the sort of piltover highclass, or his heavy bass for something more sinister. also, two champs that might show up in s2 have amazing orchestral themes i would kill to hear apashe remix.

Anytime I begin teaching at a new school, the first thing I do is take inventory of the music room. What instruments, movement props, materials, and books are part of the room? Then I make a list of everything I need to teach my curriculum in a deep and meaningful way.

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We're excited to let you know about some great new features added to the Presto website over the last few weeks: updates to our customer accounts, including the ability to view your order history, and a wishlist.

At the top of every page, you'll now see a 'My account' link (like the image to the right). You can click on this to sign in to an existing account or set up a new one, using your email address and password. If you've bought downloads from us before you'll already have an account, so simply enter your current log-in details. If you've never bought a download from us, but would like to be able to sign in to access your order history and wishlist, you'll need to create an account - even if you've ordered from us before.

You'll also now see a 'Wishlist' link at the top of every page, like the one to the right, and a small star icon next to the title of every item across the Presto website. To add something to your wishlist, simply click on the star outline next to the product title on any page. The star will then turn yellow and the product will appear on your wishlist page.

If you've already put something in your basket, but would like to save it for later, simply click on the 'Move to wishlist' link underneath the item in your basket (which will show once you've signed into your account). The product will be removed from your basket and appear instead in your wishlist.

To see your full list of 'starred' items, just click on the Wishlist link at the top of any page. You can then add any items directly to your basket (from the list view) or visit the product page to find out more, read reviews or listen to samples. When you purchase an item it will automatically be removed from your wishlist, but only once you've completed checkout.

Lina Tullgren, the latest Captured Tracks' signee, is a Maine born songwriter with an eye and an ear for darkness. And the light. Sometimes it's quiet, but sometimes it's loud. When you grow up in the trenches of classical music and then, down the line, you learn about traditional fiddle music and old work songs, you can get burnt out on everything after a while. So, then you buy an electric guitar and start to write songs. If you aren't trying to be anything or anyone in particular; the songs that result are in their own way, raw, sincere and unique.

This signing sees a re-release of Lina's cassette Wishlist, an EP that was recorded in October 2015 with childhood musical partner, Ty Ueda. Two years after Lina wrote its opening track, a slow burner rock ballad, "Watchdog," the pair got together and recorded five tracks over the course of a few days on Ty's Tascam 388 at his house in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. They make a good team: with Ty being a manic perfectionist and Lina something like the opposite of a perfectionist. Because fuck being perfect. They can agree on a love of tape wobble and the integrity of songs that are, at a glance, strangely structured and honest. They're atmospheric and sad, but they're also hopeful. With songs that are never overtly planned, but instead felt and written in a stream of consciousness whenever the mood strikes. It was important to capture the pure energy and feeling of songs that can hit you where you feel, but you might not know it right at that moment. Like when you cry, but you don't know why you're crying. Or, when you smile and someone comes up to you and remarks at your grin and you didn't even know you were grinning. Like that.

In the tight-knit seaside community of southern Maine and seacoast New Hampshire, Lina grew up surrounded by musicians, artists and actors. They all, in their way, encouraged Lina to develop a voice that was singular, while always educating Lina about Brian Eno and Nirvana or Maurice Ravel and Gustav Mahler. You learn to hold your own when all of your parents' friends are all doing exactly what you want to do when you grow up. Why would you want to be an astronaut or a college professor or a doctor? It was within this erratic upbringing that Lina developed their obsessive ear for music, a sponge that hadn't yet found their outlet for the songs they wanted to sing.

Please use some different types of soundpools and instruments. Recently the Oud and Qanun were introduced. Those were great additions. Suggestions for soundpools: Irish folk, Asian music (Indian, Chinese, Japanese => the Hypnotic Vibes are alright but still very western oriented), medieval (European) music. Suggestions for instruments: Bagpipes, lute, hurdy gurdy, sitar, didgeridoo, and an electric guitar that sounds more like a pop guitar than a rock guitar (the Power Guitar is good but mainly for rock and metal). And in general with soundpools: maybe create less drum and bass parts and more melody parts. They are harder to make with instruments so more interesting.

It's nearing the end of my undergrad, and I don't know how I'm feeling about this. On one hand, I am heading into the real world to do music therapy full-time (even if it is still an internship), but on the other, I don't feel ready at all! There is still so much more to learn about this field, so much more to learn about myself as a music therapist; I'm currently (multi-tasking) working on a paper about my own music therapy philosophy, and I simply just don't know what it is yet. But that's where my internship and increased clinical experience will hopefully come to play, and help.

Anyways, that aside, Christmas is just around the corner! And it really is true when they say that every Christmas, birthday, holiday, etc., a music therapist will be asking for musical instruments to add to their collection; I've already started mine, and now I can't turn back. So, if you have a music therapist (or any musician) in your life, here are some great, useful gifts you can send them for the holidays:

"Wishlist" is about Vedder seeking fulfillment of wishes desired, but he resolves his wishlist with the line "I wish I was as fortunate, as fortunate as me." When asked about the song, Vedder stated, "I thought I'd lighten up."[2] The line "I wish I was the full moon shining off your Camaro's hood" references the car that belonged to Beth Liebling, Vedder's wife at the time.[3]When played live, the song mirrors its roots as an improv, with Vedder changing the lyrics depending on his mood.

There are many hearing aid parameters that need to be adjusted and verified by the audiologist. To be fair, most of these parameters are rather benign and the worst case scenario is for you to reset them to the initial settings. These may include the frequency response, the various features of the compressors (including kneepoint thresholds, attack and release time, and compression ratio). These parameters are probably well known to musicians and audiophiles. Many use software for music composition and recording that has all of these parameters such as Logic Pro. I would suspect that the experienced musician probably knows as much about these parameters, especially for music, than many audiologists.

The one parameter that can cause additional permanent hearing loss (also found in the LogiPro and other music software) is the maximum sound that can be transduced through hearing aids. Audiologists refer to this as the OSPL90, or maximum Output Sound Pressure Level with 90 dB SPL input. If the OSPL90 is set too high, then permanent future hearing loss can occur.

In the near future, other technologies will be coming onto the market that again, will allow the hard of hearing audiophile or musician to program their own hearing aids. If you are so predisposed, go ahead and experiment with the frequency response, and compression characteristics, but also make an appointment with your local audiologist to have them ensure that the set-up does not generate sound levels that are too great.

Musicians have picky ears, from years of critical listening and learning what musical instruments should sound like, both solo and in ensemble. We can listen to an ensemble play, and pick out what one instrument is doing while the music is being played. So, to do that with hearing aids, we need aids that reproduce sound with the greatest fidelity and real world frequency response at all volume levels, but particularly from 65dB to over 100dB, to handle the brief peaks that even an orchestra can produce.

Many of the needs of performing musicians overlap with those of other aids wearers. While we have better critical listening skills and more demands on our aids, some of the basic issues, like reducing the number of fitting sessions with more accurate initial programming, still apply to everyone who wears an aid.

NASCAR has done a nice job incorporating rap in both Clashes in LA with Pitbull and Ice Cube in 2022 and Cypress Hill and Wiz Khalifa a year ago, a refreshing feeling because SoCal is not an area that I associate with country music whatsoever.

The trio can sing, dance, and have such a fashionable and sassy presence that defines the vibe of Southern California to a tea. What more can you want in a musical performance that will genuinely deliver and continue their positive momentum in the Double 20s.

I am curious to see where NASCAR and the LA Memorial Coliseum go as far as their musical acts. The Clash weekend has the potential of being a huge event and music can play a role on bringing new folks and hopefully introduced to the sport. 17dc91bb1f