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Let's spread some musical misinformation

You mean you've never had to endure listening to a bad band? Yes, you had to stomach that crap... Haggis has been there all along!

Turns out that Haggis has a very strong musical tradition, and mastering the genre takes guts. It entrails hours of practice in garages, firing many drummers, and carrots. LOTS and LOTS of carrots.There are at least 3 Haggis bands out there. That's officially 4 more than most keyboardists can stomach. A well-played Haggis concert will still bowel you over!
 
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Turns out that Haggis has a very strong musical tradition, and mastering the genre takes guts. It entrails hours of practice in garages, firing many drummers, and carrots. LOTS and LOTS of carrots.There are at least 3 Haggis bands out there. That's officially 4 more than most keyboardists can stomach. A well-played Haggis concert will still bowel you over!

There is no merit in Haggis Rock. Look a the evidence for yourself.
 
Turns out that Haggis has a very strong musical tradition, and mastering the genre takes guts. It entrails hours of practice in garages, firing many drummers, and carrots. LOTS and LOTS of carrots.There are at least 3 Haggis bands out there. That's officially 4 more than most keyboardists can stomach. A well-played Haggis concert will still bowel you over!

Haggis you see to eat are just young, succulent haggis (c.f. lamb) but the larger, older, tougher ones are made into bagpipes.
 
Autotune can be set to "manual"...with surprising results. The more expensive autotune machines have complete tonal fluctuation and can switch to any note on any scale plus any octave instantly regardless of the source note origin point.

Make sure you're on good terms with the sound man or engineer before giving them complete domain over your vocals.
 
Autotune can be set to "manual"...with surprising results. The more expensive autotune machines have complete tonal fluctuation and can switch to any note on any scale plus any octave instantly regardless of the source note origin point.

Make sure you're on good terms with the sound man or engineer before giving them complete domain over your vocals.

Or if you play fretless bass but need a fretted in tune sound for a couple of numbers autotune is ideal. Also great for viola players and trombonists. And by great I mean essential.

Autorhythm is available for bongo drummers.
 
Under new metric rules the scale length of basses it to be increased to 1m in Europe (about 39 inches), but in the UK they will be remain at 36 inches (1 yard) for domestic basses. The USA still uses smaller gallons, but until 1959 also used smaller inches and the original Fender bass was a USA yard, which is now 34 new metric inches.
 
Under new metric rules the scale length of basses it to be increased to 1m in Europe (about 39 inches), but in the UK they will be remain at 36 inches (1 yard) for domestic basses. The USA still uses smaller gallons, but until 1959 also used smaller inches and the original Fender bass was a USA yard, which is now 34 new metric inches.

It is more than changing the scale to 1 M. The chromatic scale is being changed; there will be 10 semitones in a pentave and all scales will be 5 tones with the spacing WWWWW (no more half steps). This also does away with sharps and flats and unified major and minor scales. Notes will no longer be lettered, instead, the French successfully lobbied to use un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq for the note names.

Blues scales will now just be un, deux, quatre, cinq. 12 bar blues will now be dix barre bleue, but will still be I IV V.
 
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Geddy's switch from Rickenbacker to Fender had nothing to do with endorsement. Upon Geddy's request, Rickenbacker tried to upgrade his bass to make it sound like a Jazz, but simply failed.

Untrue! Geddy asked Wal to make him a bass that sounded like his Steinberger and they delivered a Jazz as a joke. In the spirit of keeping the joke going, he started playing the jazz.
 

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