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>>180527
go in a damn cinema and see the movie or wait for the bluray torrents

>>180704
this

also the movie is already garbage quality, what difference does it make if the torrent is any good?

>>180527
bump for this

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It's all about those scales. The most helpful one for bass/rock music is pic related (blues scale). If you know what the next chord will be for the guitar, try using notes to get up to it (ie, chord goes from A to D, play A, then play a C right before the D).
This song uses a lot of 5ths, switching back and forth between the root and the 5th below it (I don't know the technical term for this. It's technically a 4th, but it's the 5th of the chord.) For example, if the chord is a B, play the B and bounce back and forth with the F# below it. It's not that hard, but makes it sound a lot more interesting.
Am I making any sense? Sorry, I'm mostly self-taught, so I don't know the fancy Italian names for most of this stuff.

It really comes down to this: experiment when you practice, figure out what works, and after a while it will come more naturally. Also, read tabs of songs with bassists you like and see what they're doing.

>>180489
Thanks man.
I do know the bass scale and the major scale I was learning the minor today and I know modes, I just don't know how to use them mate. And the thing about adding a note in between 2 guitar notes is that what we play is faster (metal) we don't have the little "breaks" that song I linked has. But I see what you mean and I'll try it.

Yeah I'm basically self-taught as well and what you're saying makes sense, I don't speak music terms either.
A fith is right. It's basically a powerchord arpeggiated (if you didn't know that or forgot, I did)
But I'm playing what you said right now and that's not the part I'm looking at I'm mostly looking at the little run back but what you said makes sense.

Thanks man. I appreciate the answer and the bump.
And I can't look at tabs because the music I listen to is mostly obscure (like the song you heard)
And not many people will tab it. I mostly play all of it by ear.

>>180497
There's not really one single explanation I can give, so I'll just keep shooting and hope I hit something.
For faster stuff, instead of doing just one note in between chords, use the scales (or modes if it's not the root chord) to make quick runs (16th notes or faster) on the last beat, and land where you want to be by beat one. They can be ascending or descending. There is no break, just a run leading to the next measure.
And yeah, arpeggios, that's a thing (I need sleep). Those are always good, and you can always add certain notes to them depending on the character of the song.
Also, a good rhythm really drives a song. Rests are notes too, and can either be used for syncopation or make the next downbeat have more of an impact. Here's where the Italian comes in, every few notes special in some way (staccato, tenuto, accent, etc.). On top of that, make some kind of pattern between octaves or closely related notes that stays consistent throughout a section. (Basically an ostinato)
I don't play a lot of metal, but I know you will use the minor scales a lot.

Hopefully I am at least some help. I'm horrible at explaining, or maybe this is more of a subconscious right-brained thing for me.
When I play, I don't think about each note. I think the big picture (what key is it in, what are the chords, etc) and how I want to execute it. The rest comes naturally.

Aaaaaaaand bump.

>>180450
ok

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>>180450
here you go my dude

>>180440
The functions in string.h take a pointer to a string as an argument.

>And what's the magic on declaring string1 and string2 as pointers and assigning them the text value right away?

I'm not sure what you mean by this. The compiler adds the null terminator automatically for a quoted string constant though, if that's what you mean. You can initialize any variable at the same time you declare it.

>>180455

Thanks, I'm not sure I got the string.h part, but at least that gives me a clue on which topic to delve into next.

And concerning string1 and string2, I thought you couldn't do that because with the * operator they would only count as a pointers and their contents would be the memory addresses of the variables they would point to, so you couldn't assign them any values other than those.

>>180440
>I'm a total noob on coding, so I go a little stuck with pointers. In the image is the code of the lesson I'm in, and I just can't get why the variables s1, s2 and result or the function longer need to be pointers.
C doesn't have a string type *at all*, so if they were char literals, you could only have one letter.

By making them pointers, you can keep adding 1 to the pointer and reading the next char, and that way you get a string and not just a single char.

But how do you know when to stop? By convention you check to see if the char is zero, and if it is, that's the end of the string.

What if the zero isn't there? Why you've just discovered C's greatest feature: buffer overruns with remote-execution potential! You can add a buffer-overrun vulnerability anywhere you use a pointer! And because C allows arbitrary pointer arithmetic, finding buffer overruns reduces to the Halting Problem and is provably unsolvable in the general case!

I liked Stella Glow.

Not obscure, but you can't go wrong with DK Country

What's "obscure" to you? Not enough people have played the devil survivor games and the 3ds ports are the way to play them, but any is hardly obscure

Plastic Memories if you don't mind a heartbreaker.

No game no life
Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis
Nanatsu no Taizai
Black Bullet
Ajin (if you can stomach the CGI)
Hitsugi no Chaika
Sekai Seifuku: Bouryaku no Zvezda
Kekkai Sensen
Punchline
One Punch Man
Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!

Log horizon (Traped on a MMO type but its more focused in politics)
Tonari no Seki-kun (I think its placed in middle school, anyway its very funny)
Overlord (Traped on a MMO type but diferent to SAO and log horizon)

Wow that was hard and most of them are average looks like /a/ its right, anime its dying

To the above I'd like to add:

Space Dandy
Garo: Honoo no Kokuin (NOT Guren no Tsuki)
Dimension W

I had to remove two when I belatedly noticed that, technically, they take place in or around a school.

Is anyone already working on this?
I'm really bad at coloring but I could give it a try if onbody else is going to.
What color scheme do you want?

>>180775
ye

>>180844
alright then.
sorry I didn't see it sooner, I'll have to redo the line drawing, after that coloring should be easy, might be done in 30 minutes - 2 hours.

I would help you but you chose Intel which is a dirty grimy disgusting company.

>>180214
Again, I know jack-shit about computers so I just chose an inexpensive build but honestly I would love any help, even if I made a shitty decision.

>>180212
When you plug in your VGA/HDMI into the GPU card, do you still have an HDMI cable plugged into the motherboard?

If yes, disconnect the HDMI cable from the motherboad GPU and try the PCIe/AVG GPU again.

If no, check the BIOS and make sure the correct GPU is enabled.

man u are awesome pls can photoshop me for real in los angeles or santa monica pls it's really important!!

>>180129
why are you standing on the wall.

When you power the PC on what kind of beeps do you get?

>>180137
No beeps it just turns on and runs. I suspect that it still gets the BOOTMGR thing even though it I can't see anymore

>>180210
>No beeps
Is it a laptop? All PCs (not laptops, but desktop PCs) emit a POST beep code upon powering on, even if it's just a single happy beep that lets you know all is well. This beep usually occurs just after your mobo manufacturer's info appears on the screen.

I'd prefer anime but real girls are cool too.

In case you didn't look at that artist's DA

http://kuvshinov-ilya.deviantart.com/

maybe not worksafe:

https://chan.sankakucomplex.com/?tags=brown_hair+blue_eyes+gif&commit=Search

I refuse to let up. Bump

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just waiting

>>179988
klaxa stores a total of 721 gigabytes of data, so you'd probably need an external storage device to keep everything.

You can use winhttrack, however, to download everything from klaxa, and you can also exclude things like pre-game setups, draws, intros and outros. It would still be a lot.

My advice: Get a HDD or two, make sure you back up all the downloads in case one HDD fails.

>>180006
I'm just downloading 2016 cups so my HDD will be fine, I just needed better method of downloading them. Chrome's downloader is unstable and gets disrupted easily if internet connection is bad or if downloading multiple files at once.

So, is winhttrack a good method to use? Is it freeware?

wget -r http://archive.klaxa.eu/Summer_2016/

Not sure it if works but it should.

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>>179943
i tried. i don't know what color stuff should be.

>>179989
What did you use to do that? Looks very good

>>179943
Do you know in which branch or where he served?

Just start volunteering.

>>179774
I have been, they just don't reply

Cmon please I'm actually desperate