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How A Saxophone Works

By: Theodore Mckenrick, Journalist
Saxophones are great instruments for great musicians. Saxophones are a type of woodwind instrument, its commonly used in jazz. You need some things to play the saxophone is a reed,tuff fingers and a strong mouth.
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How To Use FL Studio

By: Anas Abukar, Journalist

Overview In this article, you will learn the basics of how FL Studio works, the things you will learn include: what the channel rack is, how to use the piano roll, how to make multiple patterns, arranging...

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Why Blurred Lasers Make For Better 3D Printers

By: Walker McCann, Journalist
This new method – Blurred Tomography – improved 3D-printing optics and drastically reduced printing time. The optics produced were at least equivalent to commercially available optics. They could be printed in half an hour or less.
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Why People Have Unique Music Tastes

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist
Music is a big part of our daily lives, and for most of us, we listen to it all the time, whether we are working or going for a run or playing sports. However not everyone has the same taste in music. Our music taste mirrors our personality and our upbringing. But what exactly causes people to have different music tastes?
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Evolution and History of LG Electronics

Evolution and History of LG Electronics

By: Cristian Reinaga Claros, Journalist
In 1958, LG Electronics was founded as GoldStar (Korean: 금성). It emerged in the aftermath of the Korean War.
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The Millennium Camera

By: Tyler Cline, Journalist
On top of Tumamoc Hill in Arizona there is a camera, but unlike traditional cameras, which take photos in less than a second, this camera will take a long exposure photo of the surrounding desert landscape of Tucson over a millennium or 1000 years. Due to its long exposure, it will show how the area has changed over time. Some parts will fade as they change, and turn into "ghosts" as the scenery changes.
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How A Saxophone Works

By: Gary Taylor, Journalist
The saxophone is used in all kinds of music, like jazz, ensemble music, and orchestra. But how does a saxophone work and how do you play it?
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The Secret to Animating Walk Cycles

The Secret to Animating Walk Cycles

By: Eva Huang, Journalist
It doesn’t matter what kind of animator you area - as long as you can animate a living being, you probably know how to animate walk cycles. Walk cycles are used everywhere, from movies to indie games to simple animations.
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What Makes Music Appealing

By: Gary Taylor, Journalist
Music is one of the most powerful forms of art. It has changed and grown over time with humans, and inspired many people. But have you ever wondered why you like music? In this article, i will explain the psychology behind why humans like music.
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The History Of Mickey Mouse

By: John Hebert, Journalist
Mickey Mouse, the cheerful and charismatic character created by Walt Disney, has captured the hearts of millions around the world since his debut in 1928. With his iconic round ears, white gloves, and infectious personality, Mickey Mouse quickly became a symbol of hope, joy, and imagination.
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Office Depot: The Office Super Store

Office Depot: The Office Super Store

By: Cristian Reinaga Claros, Journalist
Office Depot is a Office Supply store being one
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How Hearing Works

By: Michael James, Journalist
Hearing is a vital sense that enables us to experience the richness of the auditory world. From the vibrations in the air to the electrical signals in the brain, every step in the process of hearing is essential for our perception and understanding of sound.
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