sparton223

There was this video on You-Tube, a mock up of what it would be like to experience a nuclear war in the happening. It started with hearing the announcement, then the siren's would start up. It had a prompt stating what would be happening as it went along, such as radio broadcasts on specific frequencies, to the actual impact of the missiles and the explosion. It was supposed to be made as a realistic scenario simulation, so there aren't any flashy pictures or any sound other than that befitting the stage of the situation.

Thanks in advance.

There's a 3D physics animation program that I'm looking for. It uses small spheres to shape your object, and can change the effects of it to be rigid, rubbery, etc. There are youtube videos of the program showing tests such as shattering the mug with a mousetrap and making it rubbery. Many thanks.

It seems a little awkwardly worded, so let me elaborate. Say you're playing a chord on a guitar using the E, A, and D strings. The fingerings are for the E and D strings, with the empty string in the middle, the A, not having a finger. Let me get a reference link to a song that has what I'm talking about.

http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/r/rise_against/aud...

It has 7 on the A and a 9 on the G, with the D string left open. How am I supposed to strum that without it sounding bad? Or in general, how do you strum chords such as that?

A simple stroll to Youtube, and a keystroke of the word "techno" in the search, and you're on your way to music heaven, but with a video filled with Japanese little girls with inproportional bodies and high pitched voice.

My question is, where do people get the idea that techno and anime mix. In my own opinion, they're two very different things, and it annoys me that every person that watches something on TV from Japan has to associate it with everything, be it music, films, or random crap that they make up.

Any god or gods from any religion ever. Which would they be? Mine would be the Norse gods. Thor rules!