A musical IQ test ON... kinda like Bill Gates asking why a sewer lid is round.
I bet @speedo will get the answer.
If he reads this.
Plus its fun to come up with questions that even google can't answer. That's the point of the drill.
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I bet @speedo will get the answer.
If he reads this.
Plus its fun to come up with questions that even google can't answer. That's the point of the drill.
Find a video of Rodenberry's Dr Spock rolling his eyes and banging his head.
There is an answer.
An exact answer.
Now pipe down.
Find a video of Rodenberry's Dr Spock rolling his eyes and banging his head.
There is an answer.
An exact answer.
Now pipe down.
That was a bad request you made of me. Sorry, man. I have to post it.
That has to 100% top "The worst video ever made by a somewhat famous person charts". How the f do you find these things?
That has to 100% top "The worst video ever made by a somewhat famous person charts". How the f do you find these things?
I have more if you can stomach it, but it is late and I need to hit pillow. As to your question? Umm, I dunno' man. I've seen a lot of crazy sheet, hehe. Niters.
I can't.
But... the question wasn't directed at you, of course you don't know the answer. Reference "pipe down".
I was just checking on easymon1's skill level and seeing how well he could go down a rabbit hole.
Plus like I said... its fun to find scientific questions google can't answer off rip.
That's a game in itself. There's not many.
I play percussions...
But I will try.
47 fret sounds a bit much for a regular guitar... But for the sake of the question,
47x6= 282
But I think you have note's repetition on the fretboard... Every 12 fret the note should repeat, so I think something like minus 5 every 12 fret (?)
That would take away about 20 notes, 19.58 to be exact (47/12)*5
Is the answer 262?
262.... hmmm... that would be one long piano... hit those keys on the far right and every dog in the neighborhood would go spaz. Not sure how the windows would hold up.
Your line of thought is close though. The number falls on a standard piano though. Audible range. It's under 88.
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