Goodness comes to those who vibrate
The legendary Dave Weckl’s musical journey continues… playing with top artists worldwide, still adhering to his Dad’s advice “If you’re going to do something, it’s worth doing it right otherwise don’t do it!” and he sure does it right! Hear his story and helpful tips for you to succeed, along with hard work, sacrifice and … Read more
30-year researcher has built several working models; here’s a real-time demonstration of the gas plasma bulb, its design theory, operation, possible applications. Hidden within the walls of Dendera Temple lies a secret the world was never meant to uncover. Ancient carvings whisper of powers that defy logic… and hint at knowledge deliberately erased. Some claim … Read more
The Banned 1998 Interview That Exposed a Discovery Too Big to Hide The person who coined “Cold Fusion” is the person most directly responsible for its undermining by ‘conducting science via vote’. That person is also the one who identified the mislead of “nano-thermate” regarding the WTC takedown. He is associated with Brigham Young University, … Read more
Electropuncture – firing of Tesla gun directly into acupuncture needle.
Something remarkable: Not a single audience members — presumably all drummers, percussionists — are tapping their feet or moving their hands. two drummers actually jamming! instead of just trading. so rare, maybe the first iv seen. They are making music and not just have a big solo over the top each other.and the result? two … Read more
Very good summary monologue of society, music. Starts on the Transistor at 30:00 into Part 2. “I don’t know where [my initial] songs came from, and I can’t do that anymore.” – Bob Dylan, per 14:30 Feminism was the end of the US. The intentional destruction of the nuclear family. It was also about more … Read more
Given that my sometimes ‘most favorite’ film — 3 Days of the Condor — is a Redford flick, this could be tangentially relevant…at least it’s interesting. The murder of Redford’s daughter’s college boyfriend in Boulder has always struck me as real odd. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtwpbF_X-SI Woodward was CIA officer.
It converts seismic oscillations to electricity, piezoelectric effect and wireless electricity …nikola tesla wasn’t doing anything new. I believe that such a complex machine would utilize both electrical and mechanical vibrations. Tesla built a couple devices which generated mechanical vibrations including his “earthquake” machine (steam-powered oscillator) and a vibration (health) platform upon which people would … Read more
The nods and moments of recognition are so special. Two drummers listening and following each other. Superb!
Hand-made Turkish glory I love this series. You bring to us places few of us know about and help to tell their stories. I’ve tried to purchase something from many of the places you share with us. Keep it up. Chuck Levine’s Washington Music store used to do “cymbal clinics” and “drum clinics” 40-50 years … Read more
Wireless Gene Programming via Nano Particles Love how they always present the benefits of these technologies when it’s always always always applied for control and profit. Love how they always present the benefits of these technologies when it’s always always always applied for control and profit. Everything they say is for help you have to … Read more
Shure SM57 Beta Beyerdynamic M201 Audio Technica AE2300 Neuman KM184 Audix 15 AKG C414 Sennheiser MD421 Shure SM57 Microphone Overview & Snare Drum Applications 1. Shure SM57 / Beta (SM57) 2. Beyerdynamic M201 “The Beyerdynamic M201: Very detailed presence and natural top end.”(Reddit) 3. Audio-Technica AE2300 4. Neumann KM 184 5. AKG C414 6. Sennheiser … Read more
I’m a Logic user but over 10 years ago there was a plugin made for CuBase that introduced noise at -384dB (completely inadiable) which reduced CPU overhead from 40% down to 5%. Good video. As a computer engineer, I just wanted to clarify what subnormal numbers are and how they work. To do that, let’s … Read more
Guitar intonation adjustment at the bridge (the base of the strings, opposite the headstock/neck) is one of the most important parts of setting up a guitar for accurate tuning. Here’s a breakdown: 1. What “intonation” means 2. How the bridge adjustment works 3. Why this compensation is necessary 4. Tremolo (whammy) bar and intonation 5. … Read more
Exploring the occult and arcane aspects of K-pop and broader Korean media from the 1990s to the present, focusing on alleged ties to intelligence, military, and other powerful organizations, as well as religious influences, symbolic elements, and societal manipulation theories—drawing parallels to Western music industry conspiracies as presented by researchers like Dave McGowan, Neil Sanders, … Read more
4,000 copyright claims in past 9 years That’s $0.000,146 per view LOL (or 0.014,6 cents). 5 million subscribers, figure ~10% watch any new video right away, another 10% in the first month, another 10% in second month, so 500k views at $35 is $70 per video right away + $70 next month + $70 the … Read more
Words of (Acoustic) Power: Cymatics of Navajo Sandpainting There is an obscure legend referencing a Navajo shaman who made beautiful sand pictures in distant antiquity by simply quote end quote, ‘speaking’ to it; a process distinct from the hands-on method we are more familiar with today. As this is a legend, it is difficult to … Read more
