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What I Learned as Multi Platinum Producer in Music Industry – No Friends I left in 2022, I just gotta say to anyone reading, everything he says was exactly the same for me too. If you have any other kind of skill or potential literally anywhere else. I’d suggest you’d take it over the music … Read more
Fourer Transform Speaker – DSP and Amp per Driver “When it reaches 88 decibels, it will take you back in time.” This feels something like when Cardas started…the Fibonacci approach, but here applied to DSP, amps, drivers. This is Very Smart. It removes drivers’ need to also amplify more frequency-distant signals, which are often swamped … Read more
Still Sounds Great – Don’t Mess With It I know a lot of musicians are like that. “If it ain’t broke, don’t touch it at all or I will kill you”. Gear is so often inconsistent, that we gravitate towards anything that doesn’t effing change or shift on us. it’s true. and drums shift literally … Read more
Ritual Murder of Paul McCartney per Richard Balducci on WTD RE “FAUL” Interesting info with tie-ins to Beatlemania, including the name-o of BIETL (BIETEL) as war hammer. Delves deeply into spiritual aspects, compared to the practical aspects explored by SAGE OF QUAY youtubes on related topics.
Yoko Ono, quiet heiress to Japanese Yasuda banking empire Yoko Ono is a Japanese multimedia artist, singer, songwriter, and peace activist, best known internationally as the wife of John Lennon of the Beatles. She was born on February 18, 1933, in Tokyo, Japan, into a wealthy and elite family with significant financial and cultural influence … Read more
Pyramids on Hawaii https://sacredsight.info
Vintage 20-inch Avedis Zildjian Dance Ride Here is a video about the Avedis Zildjian Dance Ride. This is one of my favorite ride cymbals and it was manufactured from the 1940s into the early 1960s. This particular cymbal is 20″‘s and weighs 1950 grams. A perfect weight for an old A. Drum Set Craviotto Private … Read more
Weaponization of Music Industry – 440 Hz as a Destructive Frequency vs A444 This is most interesting owing to its argument for A444. Dr Laura Sanger explores some of music’s spiritual, scriptural and religious aspects, particularly when retuned. Wait until this crowd realizes how Jesuits have been gaining control over what “one second” actually means … Read more
Every Third Bealtes Song Performed Live was a Cover Tune Yes, it’s accurate to say that during their early live performances, The Beatles frequently played cover songs—especially during their Hamburg (1960–1962) and Cavern Club (1961–1963) years. Key Points: Context: Possible Implications from Sage of Quay: Sage of Quay and similar commentators often cite the Beatles’ … Read more
Michael’s Drums 20 March 2025 Current favorite snare setup — Remo Fiberskyn Diplomat batter head on my phosphor bronze snare. 1.6mm triple flange hoops both sides. Remo diplomat snare side resonant head. The fiberskyn very slightly fattens up that leading leading edge bite and adds all kinds of meaty timbre to the rest without muffling … Read more
Long before magnetic tape, magnetic wire recorders were a thing Mr Carlson’s Lab – “Another great video. This voice on the wire is from someone probably long dead. Interesting and mysterious to think about. A ghost voice from somewhere in time.” Voices are trapped in this wire, let’s hear what they have to say! Join … Read more
Vegas KISS Museum a most heinous over commercialization of demonica An extreme extreme; would you really expect anything less? “Museums are eligible thru AAM to receive federal grant money to maintain and operate the museum. 400 to 1 I’d bet Chaim Witz (Gene Simmons) museum endeavor is receiving full federal grant funding.” When America is … Read more
Cherisse Osei Simple Minds 2020 Tour Zildjian Cymbal Co Can’t beat the old-school 1970s ride, hi-hats. In a 2020 interview, Cherisse Osei, drummer for Simple Minds, detailed her cymbal setup for their tour. She highlighted her preference for vintage 1970s Zildjian A series hi-hats and ride cymbals, noting their balanced sound that complements the band’s … Read more
Van Halen Fair Warning 1981 Album Deep Dive Creation Sound Cultural Context Van Halen’s Fair Warning (1981): A Deep Dive into Its Creation, Sound, and Cultural Context I. Overview: The Darkest Van Halen Album Released on April 29, 1981, Fair Warning was Van Halen’s fourth studio album, standing out as their most aggressive, moody, and … Read more
440 Hz 432 Hz and others in a Cymascope Eileen McKusick — I ran 432 and 440 multiple times through the Cymascope, in both the small and large dishes, and I could not get either of them to generate a coherent image, although I have gotten slightly more geometric patterns in the past. We don’t … Read more
American Opera House Oddity History Join Aurelian & I as we explore some obscure North American opera houses..most of which no longer stand…some of which succumbed to fire…twice! I’d say history truly is stranger than fiction if I didn’t already believe it to be fiction. The article “American Opera House Oddity History” from soundQuality.org, published … Read more
DNA EMF Antenna Thousands of studies show EMF has negative effects on human health. There are hundreds and hundreds of studies showing that our wireless wonderland of EMF is not good for our health. But you might ask: Well, HOW? When we say “EMF”, we’re talking about many different types of electromagnetic waves, different frequencies, … Read more
Acoustical Performance and Tuning of Magic Bus 3.0
