Showing posts with label System. Show all posts
Showing posts with label System. Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2016

Piano: Incredibly quick and easy shapes based system [repost]




Piano: Incredibly quick and easy shapes based system
.MP4, AVC, 1000 kbps, 1280×720 | English, AAC, 64 kbps, 2 Ch | 15 Lectures | 1.5 hours | 708 MB
Instructor: Simon Glenister


Why didn’t I know this before!? Here we simplify the piano using no notation so that you can play any pop song you want.


Everyone would love to be able to play the piano but most people believe the piano is too hard to play and that you have to read music to do it. This is simply not true and we have plenty of great reviews that prove this point.


How does this sound, be playing songs on the piano within hours with:


No reading music?


No hours of dull practice, get better by playing the songs you want to?


No scales?


Be able to say “Yes I play the piano”!


Be playing meaningful music faster than you dreamed possible


Have the skills to improvise and play by ear


Have the skills to create your own music like this person….


Do you know what a chord is? it’s a bunch of notes, usually three of them that sound great together. All the songs you hear are made up of chords. They are the building blocks of songs. If you know enough chords you can play any song. We can teach you 48 of them in under an hour. To put that into perspective 14 chords is enough to play hundreds of thousands of songs – most songs only use 4! You’ll have 14 chords at your fingertips within 20 minutes with this course.


I’m a professional musician (see the biog) with 20 years top flight experience and also an in demand teacher specialising in developing ways of making this stuff as simple and easy to understand as possible, we are good and we’ve been asked to demonste our findings and methods at some of the world’s top universities.


Our piano shapes system delivers all of this:


Works for complete beginners


Brilliant for bedroom producers who don’t really use their midi keyboard to its full extent


We will teach you the names of the notes in just 5 minutes – basics are important!


You will be playing your first 7 chords in just 8 minutes. Proving how easy this can be.


It’s a simple step to double that to fourteen chords with another simple tip


Discover how to play a total of 48 chords in under an hour!


Learn other tips to get you playing with both hands and sounding accomplished quickly.


You can play other peoples songs you always wanted to


You can write your own!


Play in a band!


Or just for fun


Works for people who ‘traditional’ music lessons just didn’t


Do all of this without having to go through any of the pain of learning to read music.


What am I going to get from this course?


Over 15 lectures and 1.5 hours of content!


Know how to play 48 chords in an hour enough to play hundreds of thousand of songs


Play songs without having to go through the pain of learning to read music!


Search for the chords for any song you like and be able to work out how to play them


Astonish friends and families at your quick progress





Friday, May 20, 2016

Rock Drumming System [repost]




Rock Drumming System
DVDRips | AVI/XviD, ~1195 kb/s | 640×480 | Duration: 4 hours | English: MP3, 160 kb/s (2 ch) | + PDF Booklets
Size: 4,69 Gb | Genre: Drum Lessons


The Rock Drumming System includes four workbooks, four DVDs, and a play-along audio CD. It should be noted that the books are professionally printed, as many courses sold online only include eBooks (printable materials). That’s not the case here, everything is packed together and shipped to your door.


The contents are divided up into four groups: beginner, intermediate, advanced, and play-alongs. Each include a book and DVD, and the fourth one includes the audio CD. They are all designed to work together, so you will likely want to progress from beginner to advanced (even if you consider yourself an Intermediate player).


The play-alongs are charted out in the workbook, demonstrated (with drum tracks) on the DVD, and then available without drum-tracks on the audio CD. This way, you can see how the songs should be played, and then play along with them yourself (without hearing a distracting drum track). You can also choose to play something other than what is charted if you want to get more creative with the songs. The training pack doesn’t cover alternative beats, but you can easily try any of the hundreds of beats covered thorough the Rock Drumming System.


“RDS1 – Beginner”


“RDS2 – Intermediate”


“RDS3 – Advanced”


“RDS4 – Play Along”


Drumeo – Bass Drum Secrets 2.0Drumming System 2.0Techniques, Motions & Applications for Bass Drum PlayingEpik Drums EDU by Ken ScottThe Drum Recording HandbookThe Ultimate Beginner Series – Drum BasicsGeorge Kollias – Intense Metal DrummingMel Bay’s Complete Modern Drum SetBenny Greb – The Language Of DrummingTower of Groove: CompleteMike Portnoy – In Constant MotionThe Art Of Arabic DrummingGavin Harrison – Rhythmic HorizonsGavin Harrison – Rhythmic VisionsGavin Harrison – Rhythmic DesignsCoordination and GrooveModern Drummer Festival 2011The Ultimate Drummers Weekend 10 AnniversaryThe Ultimate Drummers Weekend 11th AnniversaryColin Woolway’s Drumsense, Volume 1Colin Woolway’s Drumsense, Volume 2Mike Portnoy – Liquid Drum TheaterBilly Ward – Big TimeUltimate Realistic Rock Drum MethodChad Smith – Eastern RimTommy Igoe – Getting Started On DrumsAntonio Sanchez – Master SeriesTerry Bozzio and Chad Wackerman – Solos & Duets: Featuring “”The Black Page”” (2 DVDs)Drummers Collective – 25th Anniversary Celebration And Bass Day 2002Todd Sucherman – Methods & MechanicsNeil Peart – Anatomy of a Drum SoloPeter Magadini – Jazz DrumsLegends Of Jazz Drumming7 Beats Every Drummer Should KnowMike Portnoy – Art Of Drumming with Terry BozzioSteve Jordan – The Groove is HereSimon Phillips: CompleteChris Layton – Double Trouble DrumsDrum Legends – John BonhamBass Drum Techniques For Today’s Drummer: Unburying The BeaterLearn And Master DrumsDrum Tuning System

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Thursday, May 19, 2016

Drum Tuning System [repost]




Drum Tuning System
HDRips | MP4/AVC, ~2861 kb/s | 1280×720 | Duration: 04:43:00 | English: AAC, 147 kb/s (2 ch) | +PDF Booklet | 6.0 GB
Genre: Drum Lessons


The Drum Tuning System is the ultimate “how-to guide” for drummers that want to master the art of drum set tuning. Below you will find a detailed list of all the topics covered in this video training pack. It is important to note that the content is relevant for drummers of all skill levels. Many sections include valuable tips and tricks that can help even the most advanced drummers.


Drum Tuning System – Module #1


Drum Set Maintenance – This section includes information about polishing your drums, cleaning your cymbals (with advanced tips on how to deal with different types), and keeping your single and double bass drum pedals in perfect working condition!


Changing Your Drumheads – Here you will learn how to change drumheads for each type of drum individually. Mike covers the snare drum, bass drum, and tom-toms each individually – with special drum-specific tips to be sure you get the best results from each drum!


Snare Drum Tuning – Mike explains exactly how to tune this important drum to be sure you get a perfect crack each and every time. He covers the top and bottom drum heads, the snare wires, and the snare throw-off. You’ll learn how to adjust each of these components to get the best results!


Bass Drum Tuning – This section includes specialized information about bass drum tuning. Mike explains several advanced concepts to ensure you get great tone from this booming drum. He explains a variety of adjustments that will allow you to change the sound of this drum to suit your needs.


Tom-Tom Tuning – Mike wraps up the basic tuning section with specialized tips about tom-tom tuning to ensure you get great tone from all the toms in your set. It doesn’t matter if you have two, three, four, or even 5+ toms in your drum set. This section will show you exactly how to make them sound great all together!


Drum Tuning System – Module #2


Tuning for Rock Music – This section includes important tips and tricks on how to tune your drums for various rock drumming situations.


Tuning for Latin Music – Here Mike explains the adjustments needed for playing along with a variety of Latin music styles.


Tuning for Jazz Music – Mike shows exactly how to get a kit ready for swinging along with some fun Jazz tunes.


Studio Drumming Tips – This lesson includes advanced tips for drummers that are interested in studio drumming. Mike walks you through essential information you will need to know long before you go into any recording gig!


Drum Tuning Troubleshooting – Important tips for dealing with unique tuning situations. Mike explains how to troubleshoot odd situations to come up with quick solutions!


Drum Muffling Techniques – Mike explains a wide variety of drum muffling options that you can use to tweak the sound of your drums. Always remember, muffling is never a solution to poor tuning, but is a way to enhance great tuning!


Drumeo – Bass Drum Secrets 2.0Techniques, Motions & Applications for Bass Drum PlayingEpik Drums EDU by Ken ScottThe Drum Recording HandbookThe Ultimate Beginner Series – Drum BasicsGeorge Kollias – Intense Metal DrummingMel Bay’s Complete Modern Drum SetBenny Greb – The Language Of DrummingTower of Groove: CompleteMike Portnoy – In Constant MotionThe Art Of Arabic DrummingGavin Harrison – Rhythmic HorizonsGavin Harrison – Rhythmic VisionsGavin Harrison – Rhythmic DesignsCoordination and GrooveModern Drummer Festival 2011The Ultimate Drummers Weekend 10 AnniversaryThe Ultimate Drummers Weekend 11th AnniversaryColin Woolway’s Drumsense, Volume 1Colin Woolway’s Drumsense, Volume 2Mike Portnoy – Liquid Drum TheaterBilly Ward – Big TimeUltimate Realistic Rock Drum MethodChad Smith – Eastern RimTommy Igoe – Getting Started On DrumsAntonio Sanchez – Master SeriesTerry Bozzio and Chad Wackerman – Solos & Duets: Featuring “”The Black Page”” (2 DVDs)Drummers Collective – 25th Anniversary Celebration And Bass Day 2002Todd Sucherman – Methods & MechanicsNeil Peart – Anatomy of a Drum SoloPeter Magadini – Jazz DrumsLegends Of Jazz Drumming7 Beats Every Drummer Should KnowMike Portnoy – Art Of Drumming with Terry BozzioSteve Jordan – The Groove is HereSimon Phillips: CompleteChris Layton – Double Trouble DrumsDrum Legends – John BonhamBass Drum Techniques For Today’s Drummer: Unburying The BeaterLearn And Master Drums

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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Chris Johnson - The Practical Zone System for Film and Digital Photography: Classic Tool, Universal Applications




Chris Johnson – The Practical Zone System for Film and Digital Photography: Classic Tool, Universal Applications
2006 | ISBN: 0240807561 | English | 304 pages | PDF | 17 MB


The Practical Zone System: for Film and Digital Photography 4th edition is an updated version of what has become the classic book on the technique developed by Ansel Adams in the 1940’s. The zone system was designed to provide photographers with a precise and intuitive way to control the dynamic range of their negatives to produce printable results regardless of the contrast of the subjects they are shooting.


What Chris Johnson has done in this new edition is completely update his approach to teaching the zone system with new film/developer testing data and new illustrations and examples.


Most importantly, he has added an extensive new chapter that provides a detailed explanation for how the zone system’s conceptual approach and terminology can help digital photographers achieve the highest possible quality from digital image processes. The emphasis is on subjects that include: optimizing digital camera exposure, color management and a fine printing workflow.




Thursday, May 12, 2016

Growing Democracy in Japan: The Parliamentary Cabinet System since 1868 (Repost)




Growing Democracy in Japan: The Parliamentary Cabinet System since 1868 By Brian Woodall
2014 | 290 Pages | ISBN: 0813145015 | PDF (conv) | 3 MB



The world’s third largest economy and a stable democracy, Japan remains a significant world power; but its economy has become stagnant, and its responses to the earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011 and the nuclear crisis that followed have raised international concerns. Despite being constitutionally modelled on Great Britain’s “”Westminster””-style parliamentary democracy, Japan has failed to fully institute a cabinet-style government, and its executive branch is not empowered to successfully respond to the myriad challenges confronted by an advanced postindustrial society.

In Growing Democracy in Japan, Brian Woodall compares the Japanese cabinet system to its counterparts in other capitalist parliamentary democracies, particularly in Great Britain. Woodall demonstrates how the nation’s long history of dominant bureaucracies has led to weakness at the top levels of government, while mid-level officials exercise much greater power than in the British system. The post–1947 cabinet system, begun under the Allied occupation, was fashioned from imposed and indigenous institutions which coexisted uneasily. Woodall explains how an activist economic bureaucracy, self-governing “”policy tribes”” (zoku) composed of members of parliament, and the uncertainties of coalition governments have prevented the cabinet from assuming its prescribed role as primary executive body.

Woodall’s meticulous examination of the Japanese case offers lessons for reformers as well as for those working to establish democratic institutions in places such as Iraq, Afghanistan, China, and the new regimes born during the Arab Spring. At the very least, he argues, Japan’s struggles with this fundamental component of parliamentary governance should serve as a cautionary tale for those who believe that growing democracy is easy.



Saturday, April 23, 2016

Lauren M. Sompayrac - How the Immune System Works (Third edition)




Lauren M. Sompayrac – How the Immune System Works (Third edition)
2008 | ISBN: 140516221X | English | 144 pages | EPUB | 3.6 MB


Understanding the immune system is crucial for both medical and bioscience students, with new research revealing yet more secrets year on year. Many books offer in–depth introductions to the subject, but How the Immune System Works remains uniquely popular for its personable and practical overview of the nuts and bolts of the immune system.


This third edition provides a perfect introduction to the essential principles of the immune system, covered in humorous but highly informative ′lectures′ accompanied by clear and accessible illustrations. It is perfect for exam preparation or as an enjoyable overview of a difficult subject. Both students and instructors will welcome the clarity and authority that Lauren Sompayrac brings to this timely revision.




Saturday, April 16, 2016

Local Government in Europe: The "Fourth Level" in the EU Multi-Layered System of Governance




Local Government in Europe: The ‘Fourth Level’ in the EU Multi-Layered System of Governance by Carlo Panara and Michael R. Varney
English | 2013 | ISBN: 0415580005 | 448 pages | PDF | 2 MB


This work considers the role of local government in 13 EU Member States (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The book aims to provide an account of the system of local government in each of the countries studied along with a critical and contextual approach to the level of autonomy that local government enjoys. The approach is comparative, based on a questionnaire which all of the authors considered. There is then a detailed conclusion to the book which offers a detailed summary and comparative analysis of the responses in order to better consider the role of local authorities as the ‘fourth level’ of governance in the EU. The book aims to offer a detailed introduction to and account of each system of local government which may appeal to those seeking an overview of the area, but also a critical and contextual approach that will be of interest to those actively researching in the areas of local and regional government or EU-central-local government relations. The book contains details of reform in local government up to November 2012, including an analysis of the impact of austerity measures on local autonomy where these have become significant.