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Should I edit an old question or create a new one?
About three months ago, I posted this question. While it got six upvotes and I accepted an answer, it was closed because it was said to be opinion-based. I want to make it clear that I am not making ...
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Can this suggested edit please be accepted?
https://music.stackexchange.com/review/suggested-edits/79922
I was trying to make the title more explicit. I want to make explicit of WHAT the OP means by "imperfect authentic cadence" - the ...
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"Favorite bodhran technique" deleted as "spam, rude, or abusive"?
I'm surprised this question was deleted by @elementsinspace. The original text was:
What's your favorite technique for achieving a rich, resonant tone on the bodhran Irish drum?
The words "...
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Seeking detail on specific rude/Abusive flag declined
I recently flagged as rude/abusive the now-closed question What other\(3rd) Film Score 🎶🎵🎶🎞️🎵🎶, (specifically composed by JAMES ROY HORNER), is similar ...
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Do you need to disclose that you used an LLM to convert a table from CSV to Markdown?
In I'm having difficulty comprehending the timing information presented in the CSV files of the MusicNet dataset the OP originally had a sentence
Certainly! Here's the provided data presented in ...
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Should we repeat tags in question title?
For context, I created post at SE question on SE Meta by mistake, while it was intended to come here. As @Elements In Space suggested, I repost it here
The answer below (and in the duplicate) are ...
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why not music to test stack exchange discussions?
Stackoverflow started a trial of a new feature: discussions.
I realized it wasn't tested on the music SE, I would think that music would be the best topic to test the discussions feature. Why wasn't ...
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Create "playing by ear" tag?
As Tim noted in a recent question, there isn't a tag about "playing by ear." We do have improvisation (and jamming, see my Meta Q about the overlap) and ear-training. But to define our terms,...
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Help needed with question formatting
how can I insert a picture from my own device?
I don’t know to link it, and need with an analysis.
Thanks!
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Should we explicitly include “piece recommendations” as a close reasons?
Our Help Center says that asking for recommendations of pieces of music is off-topic:
If you have a question […] [that] is not about…
recommendations of pieces to listen to, study, or play, or that ...
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Why are my embedded youtube videos playing from the beginning rather than the specified timestamp?
I intend to self-answer this question to share what I just learned.
I used several Youtube videos in an answer recently. For some of them, I wanted to cue the video to start at a certain point. In ...
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How do I get feedback in the Auditorium chat room?
I am writing a marimba solo and saw that there is a chat room dedicated to giving feedback, namely the auditorium. I posted some information about my composition and a link. I am asking if someone ...
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Should [jamming] be linked to [improvisation]?
As I contemplated answering this question, I was thinking about the fact that "jamming" is a type of improvisation. I then remembered that we have a tag for improvisation, with 307 uses. We ...
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2023: a year in moderation
It’s that time of the year again! As we wave goodbye to last year and welcome the new one, we have a tradition of sharing moderation stats for the preceding calendar year.
As most of you here might be ...
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Retag questions using [transition]
There are 10 posts (as of this writing) using transition. About half are about musical transitions (modulations or between sections of a piece), and about half are on a transition of skills (e.g., ...
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