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John, Welcome to the forum. You've received some excellent advice from wrench45us. Having some experience with synthesizers and my search for the "perfect" digital/acoustic piano, I wouldn't expect either Dimension or Rapture to fill this role--that's not where their strengths lie. Dimension is excellent for looping and dance music.
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Electronic Musician picked Akoustik Piano as the best in their review of soft pianos (a year ago, though) - over Ivory. I'm sure Ivory is great, but Akoustik price dropped to $199 this year (NI seems to be getting more aggressive on pricing), so the difference in price is meaningful. Lots of pros seem to swear by Ivory, though. If you're lucky, you'll have friends who have the various software packages so you can try them out. If you're like most, though, you'll just to have to weigh the reviews and jump for one, for better or for worse.
At the center of a core of rhythmic traditions within which the composer conveys his ideas is the The is a simultaneous use of contrasting rhythmic patterns within the same scheme of accents or meter. In Anlo-Ewe cultural understanding, the is a highly developed systematic interplay of varying simulating the dynamics of contrasting moments or emotional stress phenomena likely to occur in actual human existence. As a preventive prescription for extreme uneasiness of mind or self-doubt about one's capacity to cope with impending or anticipated problems, these simulated stress phenomena or cross-rhythmic figures are embodied in the art of dance-drumming as mind-nurturing exercises to modify the expression of the inherent potential of the human thought in meeting the challenges of life.
The Myth of Cross-Rhythm
From the earliest times, repertoires of cross rhythmic textures have been developed from which the composer draws in expressing his ideas. We will begin with the two most useful textures, six against four (6:4) and three against four (3:4), since they have the greatest use in the thematic development of dance-drumming. The student should learn to construct and discover the character of these cross rhythms and make them part of his way of thinking by the following exercises. i. Construct the main beats in the proper metrical grouping bearing in mind the inherent pulsations of each main beat.
Cross-Rhythmic Textures
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Musical Composition, Theory and Songwriting: Minor Keys = Sad, dorian mode, raags
Expert: Clare Redfarn - 12/14/2007 Question Why do we associate minor keys with sadness? Do non-Westerners hear minor keys the same way?
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