MUSIC ?
Q. ~~~ what kind of music do you like the most ?? ~~~
Asked by POSCKY - Fri Jul 3 23:09:02 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hip hop pop rock and a little bit of rap
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 3 23:12:45 2009
Q. ~~~ what kind of music do you like the most ?? ~~~
Asked by POSCKY - Fri Jul 3 23:09:02 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hip hop pop rock and a little bit of rap
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 3 23:12:45 2009
Music ?
Q. Does music put you in the mood? what music does it for you? ; )
Asked by Toby G* - Thu Apr 19 17:18:04 2007 - - 16 Answers - 9 Comments
A. If your asking if it puts you in the mood for sex . Then slow love songs work for me !
Answered by vanessaxoxx - Thu Apr 19 17:21:36 2007
Q. Does music put you in the mood? what music does it for you? ; )
Asked by Toby G* - Thu Apr 19 17:18:04 2007 - - 16 Answers - 9 Comments
A. If your asking if it puts you in the mood for sex . Then slow love songs work for me !
Answered by vanessaxoxx - Thu Apr 19 17:21:36 2007
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Q. What is your favorite type of music? Why?
Asked by Mazes - Wed Apr 15 17:20:17 2009 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Country... it's easy listening
Answered by Ronnie - Wed Apr 15 17:24:56 2009
Q. What is your favorite type of music? Why?
Asked by Mazes - Wed Apr 15 17:20:17 2009 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Country... it's easy listening
Answered by Ronnie - Wed Apr 15 17:24:56 2009
How much music theory knowledge is necessary to study medieval music?
Q. I'm enrolled for a course called History of Medieval Music. I've had AP theory in high school, but quite a few of the people in the class are music majors who have had advanced theory. Is medieval music complicated stuff or what?
Asked by QuelinianQueline - Sun Jan 11 14:56:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with Delicio - the interwoven lines of medieval music are often functioning on a level that one does not appreciate without a decent background. Tell you what - get yourself a copy of Gradus ad Parnassum by FUX (that is pronounced FOOKS, so you do not get into trouble. Betcha that Yahoo *cleans up* the spelling!). It is the book that Mozart's teacher used to teach HIM - and countless thousands of other have learned from it. IT goes through the forms of *species counterpoint* - how melodies are built to weave around each other - in a Master and Pupil dialogue. Yes, it can be dry - but see how much of it you can comprehend on your own. If you have a sense of "Ah, Little Grasshopper, see if you can take the cola nuts from my… [cont.]
Answered by mamianka - Sun Jan 11 15:19:39 2009
Q. I'm enrolled for a course called History of Medieval Music. I've had AP theory in high school, but quite a few of the people in the class are music majors who have had advanced theory. Is medieval music complicated stuff or what?
Asked by QuelinianQueline - Sun Jan 11 14:56:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with Delicio - the interwoven lines of medieval music are often functioning on a level that one does not appreciate without a decent background. Tell you what - get yourself a copy of Gradus ad Parnassum by FUX (that is pronounced FOOKS, so you do not get into trouble. Betcha that Yahoo *cleans up* the spelling!). It is the book that Mozart's teacher used to teach HIM - and countless thousands of other have learned from it. IT goes through the forms of *species counterpoint* - how melodies are built to weave around each other - in a Master and Pupil dialogue. Yes, it can be dry - but see how much of it you can comprehend on your own. If you have a sense of "Ah, Little Grasshopper, see if you can take the cola nuts from my… [cont.]
Answered by mamianka - Sun Jan 11 15:19:39 2009
Would taped music be a good option for me?
Q. I love to sing and play music. I can't find anyone to get into a band with. All my friends are either in bands or talentless. So would it be a good idea to record the music and sing live with taped music. Would this be a good idea and is it common? Does it depend on the music?
Asked by LAW - Fri Feb 15 21:47:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The disadvantage of playing with a tape recorder or something like that is that it looks boring - only one person to look at it. You gotta be extra entertaining. Second is, for guitarists especially, is what are you going to do for rhythm? The two options i've seen are a drum machine or a laptop. The laptop is more expensive but you can literally record a full CD quality backing track. Unfortunately, the quality of your sound is completely dependent on house speakers... which could be a bad thing. The best way to go would be getting a rack setup, where you can plug your laptop into... but it would mean a mixer or preamp (virtualizer, perhaps), a power amp, and possibly other effects, too (EQ, compressor, vocal processor, etc). A laptop… [cont.]
Answered by Saul - Fri Feb 15 22:26:37 2008
Q. I love to sing and play music. I can't find anyone to get into a band with. All my friends are either in bands or talentless. So would it be a good idea to record the music and sing live with taped music. Would this be a good idea and is it common? Does it depend on the music?
Asked by LAW - Fri Feb 15 21:47:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The disadvantage of playing with a tape recorder or something like that is that it looks boring - only one person to look at it. You gotta be extra entertaining. Second is, for guitarists especially, is what are you going to do for rhythm? The two options i've seen are a drum machine or a laptop. The laptop is more expensive but you can literally record a full CD quality backing track. Unfortunately, the quality of your sound is completely dependent on house speakers... which could be a bad thing. The best way to go would be getting a rack setup, where you can plug your laptop into... but it would mean a mixer or preamp (virtualizer, perhaps), a power amp, and possibly other effects, too (EQ, compressor, vocal processor, etc). A laptop… [cont.]
Answered by Saul - Fri Feb 15 22:26:37 2008
How would you promote a music networking community forum?
Q. This is music networking community for music lovers, artists and anyone who is interested in music. Getting better as a writer or an artist can be a daunting task, but its much easier to succeed if you can benefit from the experiences of other artists and music fans here at Sound District. All of the content on this web site comes from people who have been successful artists, writing and know alot about music. Their experience and expertise is here to help you. Read on through the forum, we have packed it full of alot of useful information for anything music related and other needs. -- How would you go about promothing this?
Asked by www.SoundDistrict.com - Mon Oct 6 10:54:13 2008 - - 3 Answers - 5 Comments
A. Write to Rolling Stone magazine and tell them about your site. If they write about you , you will be set for life..
Answered by Ed Atun - Tue Oct 7 11:16:10 2008
Q. This is music networking community for music lovers, artists and anyone who is interested in music. Getting better as a writer or an artist can be a daunting task, but its much easier to succeed if you can benefit from the experiences of other artists and music fans here at Sound District. All of the content on this web site comes from people who have been successful artists, writing and know alot about music. Their experience and expertise is here to help you. Read on through the forum, we have packed it full of alot of useful information for anything music related and other needs. -- How would you go about promothing this?
Asked by www.SoundDistrict.com - Mon Oct 6 10:54:13 2008 - - 3 Answers - 5 Comments
A. Write to Rolling Stone magazine and tell them about your site. If they write about you , you will be set for life..
Answered by Ed Atun - Tue Oct 7 11:16:10 2008
What does a music therapist do, and what is their education like?
Q. I enjoy music, and I'm thinking of going into healthcare. Someone suggested being a music therapist. Does anyone know what they do, or better yet is anyone a music therapist. What does their education consist of, and what kind of background in music do they need to have. What are some of the working conditions, and what is the salary outlook. Anyone who knows any of this information it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ajbbbygrl - Sun Dec 2 23:23:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excerpt from the below website... which includes working conditions salary etc. Recreational therapists, also referred to as therapeutic recreation specialists, provide treatment services and recreation activities to individuals with disabilities or illnesses. Using a variety of techniques, including arts and crafts, animals, sports, games, dance and movement, drama, music, and community outings, therapists treat and maintain the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of their clients.
Answered by Found-1 - Sun Dec 2 23:44:18 2007
Q. I enjoy music, and I'm thinking of going into healthcare. Someone suggested being a music therapist. Does anyone know what they do, or better yet is anyone a music therapist. What does their education consist of, and what kind of background in music do they need to have. What are some of the working conditions, and what is the salary outlook. Anyone who knows any of this information it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by ajbbbygrl - Sun Dec 2 23:23:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excerpt from the below website... which includes working conditions salary etc. Recreational therapists, also referred to as therapeutic recreation specialists, provide treatment services and recreation activities to individuals with disabilities or illnesses. Using a variety of techniques, including arts and crafts, animals, sports, games, dance and movement, drama, music, and community outings, therapists treat and maintain the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of their clients.
Answered by Found-1 - Sun Dec 2 23:44:18 2007
What music do you suggest listening to when doing homework?
Q. What bands/songs do you enjoy listening to when doing homework? I can't concentrate without music, but can't concentrate with the majority of the music I own, so what music works with you?
Asked by *Kaia* - Thu Jan 10 00:55:36 2008 - - 6 Answers - 11 Comments
A. I have observed myself that my concentration level is higher when music is played in the background while I am doing any work. The best music is soft instrumental. Rock is too loud to distract you. If there are songs sung by someone are equally distracting as the lyrics and the modulation and pitch of voice distract. The most important thing to remember is that the music should be something very soft, soothing. Some which work best for me are a) Yanni - tracks - Nostalgia, Until last moment, One man, Nightingale b) Kitaro c) Titanic tracks - they are instrumental d) And if you like Indian music, then go for Sitar by Ravi Shankar e) Santoor by Shiv kumar sharma So, which one would you go for? Happy home-working!! For more… [cont.]
Answered by OnlineHomeTutors - Thu Jan 10 01:10:14 2008
Q. What bands/songs do you enjoy listening to when doing homework? I can't concentrate without music, but can't concentrate with the majority of the music I own, so what music works with you?
Asked by *Kaia* - Thu Jan 10 00:55:36 2008 - - 6 Answers - 11 Comments
A. I have observed myself that my concentration level is higher when music is played in the background while I am doing any work. The best music is soft instrumental. Rock is too loud to distract you. If there are songs sung by someone are equally distracting as the lyrics and the modulation and pitch of voice distract. The most important thing to remember is that the music should be something very soft, soothing. Some which work best for me are a) Yanni - tracks - Nostalgia, Until last moment, One man, Nightingale b) Kitaro c) Titanic tracks - they are instrumental d) And if you like Indian music, then go for Sitar by Ravi Shankar e) Santoor by Shiv kumar sharma So, which one would you go for? Happy home-working!! For more… [cont.]
Answered by OnlineHomeTutors - Thu Jan 10 01:10:14 2008
What music would be good for 4-5year old kids to listen to while they are skating?
Q. I have been asked to make a CD for a skating party and I need good upbeat music that 4-5 year old kids could/will listen too. There are 3 boys and only 1 girls that are coming so the music has to be general, nothing too girl like, nothing to boy like. Any suggestions? They have to be able to "dance" to the music and enjoy what they are listening too. I need about 4 songs more.
Asked by Star - Sun Dec 28 18:16:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Have you ever considered those Kids Bop cd's? My daughter used to love those. They update them all the time. I think you can purchase them from most retail stores. I hope this helps!
Answered by Brandi W - Thu Jan 1 22:56:29 2009
Q. I have been asked to make a CD for a skating party and I need good upbeat music that 4-5 year old kids could/will listen too. There are 3 boys and only 1 girls that are coming so the music has to be general, nothing too girl like, nothing to boy like. Any suggestions? They have to be able to "dance" to the music and enjoy what they are listening too. I need about 4 songs more.
Asked by Star - Sun Dec 28 18:16:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Have you ever considered those Kids Bop cd's? My daughter used to love those. They update them all the time. I think you can purchase them from most retail stores. I hope this helps!
Answered by Brandi W - Thu Jan 1 22:56:29 2009
How do you put music on your iPod Nano from your Computer?
Q. I just got an iPod nano and I have some songs from my old MP3 that I want to put on it. The setup isn't the same as my old MP3, where you could just click and drag music files into folders marked 'Music' or whatever. Do you have to have iTunes to put music on your iPod nano? If so is it possible to put already existing music files in my computer in there without having to go re-buy them?
Asked by Blue Wolf - Thu Dec 25 15:55:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to have itunes because Apple tries to prevent illegal downloading and such. You can drag your files into itunes but you have to have another copy of them in the computer. Hope I answered your question to your understanding. :)
Answered by You Know You Love Me - Mon Dec 29 01:42:16 2008
Q. I just got an iPod nano and I have some songs from my old MP3 that I want to put on it. The setup isn't the same as my old MP3, where you could just click and drag music files into folders marked 'Music' or whatever. Do you have to have iTunes to put music on your iPod nano? If so is it possible to put already existing music files in my computer in there without having to go re-buy them?
Asked by Blue Wolf - Thu Dec 25 15:55:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to have itunes because Apple tries to prevent illegal downloading and such. You can drag your files into itunes but you have to have another copy of them in the computer. Hope I answered your question to your understanding. :)
Answered by You Know You Love Me - Mon Dec 29 01:42:16 2008
How do you learn music theory?
Q. What I am looking for is a textbook to learn music theory but doesn't assume you don't know how to read music. I can read music but just want more information about chord structures and more advanced items than learning how to read music. Any ideas of a good textbook?
Asked by osunumberonefan - Mon Jul 24 22:47:44 2006 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well it's hard to say where you're at from what you describe. You say you can read, but not how well. Therefore, let me suggest Practical Beginning Theory, by Bruce Benward. I use it to teach students myself. In fact, I'm so darn nice that I'm going to include the link to the book on Amazon. The second one down is a very good copy ;)
Answered by Thom Thumb - Mon Jul 24 23:31:45 2006
Q. What I am looking for is a textbook to learn music theory but doesn't assume you don't know how to read music. I can read music but just want more information about chord structures and more advanced items than learning how to read music. Any ideas of a good textbook?
Asked by osunumberonefan - Mon Jul 24 22:47:44 2006 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well it's hard to say where you're at from what you describe. You say you can read, but not how well. Therefore, let me suggest Practical Beginning Theory, by Bruce Benward. I use it to teach students myself. In fact, I'm so darn nice that I'm going to include the link to the book on Amazon. The second one down is a very good copy ;)
Answered by Thom Thumb - Mon Jul 24 23:31:45 2006
How can I learn about music theory?
Q. I am a 17 year old high school student who is planning on majoring in music in college. I understand I will have to take a LOT of music theory classes. However, I do not have a music theory class available at my high school. Does anyone know a workbook or something so that I can try to teach myself (with help from my band and choir directors) about music theory? Thank you for your help!
Asked by Cuttie! - Mon Jun 1 20:06:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES The Practice of Harmony It's pretty expensive, but I have one that I bought from my high school. It's a college music theory book. It's a workbook also. It has about 300 large pages. It's sooo helpful. You will know pretty much everything you'll need for college. You'll need a little help understanding, but it explains how to do everything in the book.
Answered by Jackie 4 real - Mon Jun 1 20:13:22 2009
Q. I am a 17 year old high school student who is planning on majoring in music in college. I understand I will have to take a LOT of music theory classes. However, I do not have a music theory class available at my high school. Does anyone know a workbook or something so that I can try to teach myself (with help from my band and choir directors) about music theory? Thank you for your help!
Asked by Cuttie! - Mon Jun 1 20:06:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES The Practice of Harmony It's pretty expensive, but I have one that I bought from my high school. It's a college music theory book. It's a workbook also. It has about 300 large pages. It's sooo helpful. You will know pretty much everything you'll need for college. You'll need a little help understanding, but it explains how to do everything in the book.
Answered by Jackie 4 real - Mon Jun 1 20:13:22 2009
What music can I use for the opening of a new broadcast?
Q. For a new show for school, we need music. You know the music hat's upbeat and really staccato, that you hear, stereotypically, in new broadcasts? Where can I find something like that?
Asked by Meagan C - Tue Jun 2 16:18:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This website may help you.
Answered by unknown - Wed Jun 3 20:38:39 2009
Q. For a new show for school, we need music. You know the music hat's upbeat and really staccato, that you hear, stereotypically, in new broadcasts? Where can I find something like that?
Asked by Meagan C - Tue Jun 2 16:18:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This website may help you.
Answered by unknown - Wed Jun 3 20:38:39 2009
What music/song would best represent the romantic literary time period?
Q. I have a project about the romantic literary time period, and I think it would be great if I could include some music that best corresponds with the mood...but I'm having trouble finding any music or songs like that. It would be great if you could help!
Asked by Lilyyyyy... - Fri Aug 24 20:01:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tchaikovsky is indeed one of the masters of the Romantic period, and you could use music from one of his ballets--say, Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet--if you want an orchestra sound and a lot of emotion. Another good choice for a sweeping orchestral sound would be a symphony by Brahms. If you want less instrumentation, try a piano concerto by either Chopin or Liszt. On the other extreme, the grand "showmen" of the period were Verdi, Wagner, and Berlioz. Try listening to part of La Symphonie Fantastique (Berlioz), Tristan and Isolde (Wagner) or Aida (Verdi).
Answered by The one next to the blond - Fri Aug 24 21:00:21 2007
Q. I have a project about the romantic literary time period, and I think it would be great if I could include some music that best corresponds with the mood...but I'm having trouble finding any music or songs like that. It would be great if you could help!
Asked by Lilyyyyy... - Fri Aug 24 20:01:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tchaikovsky is indeed one of the masters of the Romantic period, and you could use music from one of his ballets--say, Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet--if you want an orchestra sound and a lot of emotion. Another good choice for a sweeping orchestral sound would be a symphony by Brahms. If you want less instrumentation, try a piano concerto by either Chopin or Liszt. On the other extreme, the grand "showmen" of the period were Verdi, Wagner, and Berlioz. Try listening to part of La Symphonie Fantastique (Berlioz), Tristan and Isolde (Wagner) or Aida (Verdi).
Answered by The one next to the blond - Fri Aug 24 21:00:21 2007
How to get music from itunes into your regular music library?
Q. Ok well my sister deleted my music folder, so all my music is on itunes. I don't want to have to open itunes just to listen to a song. Is there a way to make a copy or something because I don't want to have to download all over again.
Asked by satansmuffins - Mon Jul 7 07:15:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, you can select all the songs and drag and drop them to your music folder
Answered by fluffy - Tue Jul 8 16:55:01 2008
Q. Ok well my sister deleted my music folder, so all my music is on itunes. I don't want to have to open itunes just to listen to a song. Is there a way to make a copy or something because I don't want to have to download all over again.
Asked by satansmuffins - Mon Jul 7 07:15:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, you can select all the songs and drag and drop them to your music folder
Answered by fluffy - Tue Jul 8 16:55:01 2008
What kind of music has been scientifically proven to improve students in their studies?
Q. Hi! I have a 14-year old student who is a "C" student. She knows it and is determined to improve on it. She has asked me (a music teacher) what kind of music will help her in her studies. I have sort of heard about listening to music by Bach can help infants in their learning. But, what about teenagers? Is this scientifically proven? Are there good information on the internet? Please help and advise. Thank you.
Asked by blk344 - Sun Sep 2 07:48:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. First, sad to say but mozart doesn't make you smarter. Those studies that proved that were all proven false because the people who played mozart for their babies were oddly enough, the same ones who read to their babies, and talked to them, and did everything else. There is no music that will make you smarter by inactively listening to it, just as there is no pill that will make you stronger by simply putting it in your mouth. All good things cost, and smartness costs work. Some music can easy the pain of study, but it can't make the study easier.
Answered by locusfire - Sun Sep 2 12:22:35 2007
Q. Hi! I have a 14-year old student who is a "C" student. She knows it and is determined to improve on it. She has asked me (a music teacher) what kind of music will help her in her studies. I have sort of heard about listening to music by Bach can help infants in their learning. But, what about teenagers? Is this scientifically proven? Are there good information on the internet? Please help and advise. Thank you.
Asked by blk344 - Sun Sep 2 07:48:19 2007 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. First, sad to say but mozart doesn't make you smarter. Those studies that proved that were all proven false because the people who played mozart for their babies were oddly enough, the same ones who read to their babies, and talked to them, and did everything else. There is no music that will make you smarter by inactively listening to it, just as there is no pill that will make you stronger by simply putting it in your mouth. All good things cost, and smartness costs work. Some music can easy the pain of study, but it can't make the study easier.
Answered by locusfire - Sun Sep 2 12:22:35 2007
What type of music do you like and are you a democrat or republican?
Q. I tend to think that people who really listen to music listen for the ability to relate to a song. I listen to Country, Christian and, and some old time rock and roll because I really feel that these songs hit the closest to home. They mesh with my core values. Do you think that the way you vote has anything to do with the music you enjoy. I mean do you believe that they complete each other well? Please tell me your favorite music and your political affliliation. And if you feel they blend well together?
Asked by fire_side_2003 - Thu Aug 9 13:46:42 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love to listen to all kinds of rock. My favorite band is the manic street preachers. They are a socialist band and very liberal but I am a conservative. I love their music even though I may not agree on their political stance.
Answered by msp13everlasting - Thu Aug 9 13:58:02 2007
Q. I tend to think that people who really listen to music listen for the ability to relate to a song. I listen to Country, Christian and, and some old time rock and roll because I really feel that these songs hit the closest to home. They mesh with my core values. Do you think that the way you vote has anything to do with the music you enjoy. I mean do you believe that they complete each other well? Please tell me your favorite music and your political affliliation. And if you feel they blend well together?
Asked by fire_side_2003 - Thu Aug 9 13:46:42 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love to listen to all kinds of rock. My favorite band is the manic street preachers. They are a socialist band and very liberal but I am a conservative. I love their music even though I may not agree on their political stance.
Answered by msp13everlasting - Thu Aug 9 13:58:02 2007
What music is similar to the soundtrack of Vicky Christina Barcelona?
Q. I really like all the music featured on the soundtrack of VCB. Though I'm shure there are a lot of artists making similiair music. Any suggestions on good artists?
Asked by Steffen - Sun Apr 5 12:48:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. El Koala (a bit more rock-flamenco) Chambao (Chill Flamenco) El Barrio (New Flamenco) La Mala Rodriguez (Flamenco Hip Hop) Ojos de Brujo Oscar Lopez (Pure Flamenco Guitar)
Answered by Brianna H - Sun Apr 5 13:33:03 2009
Q. I really like all the music featured on the soundtrack of VCB. Though I'm shure there are a lot of artists making similiair music. Any suggestions on good artists?
Asked by Steffen - Sun Apr 5 12:48:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. El Koala (a bit more rock-flamenco) Chambao (Chill Flamenco) El Barrio (New Flamenco) La Mala Rodriguez (Flamenco Hip Hop) Ojos de Brujo Oscar Lopez (Pure Flamenco Guitar)
Answered by Brianna H - Sun Apr 5 13:33:03 2009
classical music improving the speed and quality of my work?
Q. Although I enjoy classical music, when I am doing homework for school, there is a very great improvement in the work, and in the speed of it, when I listen to classical music. Why may this be?
Asked by Alexander D - Tue Feb 26 04:34:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It calms you down and sets a reasonable pace for your work.
Answered by Kat A - Tue Feb 26 05:19:58 2008
Q. Although I enjoy classical music, when I am doing homework for school, there is a very great improvement in the work, and in the speed of it, when I listen to classical music. Why may this be?
Asked by Alexander D - Tue Feb 26 04:34:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It calms you down and sets a reasonable pace for your work.
Answered by Kat A - Tue Feb 26 05:19:58 2008
What if I remove a non-myspace music player, will it delete option to have a music module?
Q. I think you can restore modules, but I'm exausted. This is my 3rd account and though I got a music player by Qloud it's not working well and I want to delete it, which I know how, but what are the consequence? I want to make the myspace music player show on my profile after I delete this non-myspace Qloud music player. I could never get the myspace music player to show. Please help.
Asked by Claire - Mon Apr 13 21:23:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can delete it, but you will have to go to music, then find songs to put in your "profile playlist". However, you can only have up to ten songs on a myspace playlist. Just saying. (:
Answered by FHisluv2012. (: - Wed Apr 15 18:25:17 2009
Q. I think you can restore modules, but I'm exausted. This is my 3rd account and though I got a music player by Qloud it's not working well and I want to delete it, which I know how, but what are the consequence? I want to make the myspace music player show on my profile after I delete this non-myspace Qloud music player. I could never get the myspace music player to show. Please help.
Asked by Claire - Mon Apr 13 21:23:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can delete it, but you will have to go to music, then find songs to put in your "profile playlist". However, you can only have up to ten songs on a myspace playlist. Just saying. (:
Answered by FHisluv2012. (: - Wed Apr 15 18:25:17 2009
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