影楼专用遮瑕笔
Monplay Concealer
蒙芭拉遮瑕笔 3.5g
LA EAU Mini 3D Eyeliner Pen
複製莉亞3D寶石眼LAEAU mini防水星紗眼线笔&眉笔 10cm
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
who want this...?
Concealer Pen
影楼专用遮瑕笔
Monplay Concealer
蒙芭拉遮瑕笔 3.5g
LA EAU Mini 3D Eyeliner Pen
複製莉亞3D寶石眼LAEAU mini防水星紗眼线笔&眉笔 10cm
影楼专用遮瑕笔
Monplay Concealer
蒙芭拉遮瑕笔 3.5g
LA EAU Mini 3D Eyeliner Pen
複製莉亞3D寶石眼LAEAU mini防水星紗眼线笔&眉笔 10cm
Monday, February 22, 2010
alertpay...secure on9 pay...
hurrmmm do you ever heard about it..?
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it's secure to all buyer who love to go shopping on9...
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Kaoss Guitar..??
Have you guys even heart abaout it..? Kaoss Guitar...which is..Guitar and kaoss can be played together...was it amazing you guys...since i never seen our local artist or band using this instrument...i just wanna share what i've known till today...i've research about it..although i can't make it own sound, still it is an amazing instrument...can you believe it..?hehe..believe me...u'll feel amaze and unbelievable....:)...those out there who knows about all the synthesizer...do comment on my blog...i'll hit you back..advice, knowledge, supplier, all of you are welcome...because...now i really do need a stylophone or beatdrum...it's a birthday gift to someone that very special in my life....please...:)
check this out guys:
http://kaosspad.blogspot.com/
Thursday, February 11, 2010
What is it..??
Keytar
A keytar is a relatively lightweight keyboard or synthesizer that is supported by a strap around the neck and shoulders, similar to the way a guitar is supported by a guitar strap. Keytars allow players a greater range of movement compared to conventional keyboards, which are placed on stands. The instrument has a musical keyboard for triggering musical notes and sounds. Controls for pitch bends, vibrato, portamento, and sustain are placed on the instrument’s “neck". The term "keytar" is a portmanteau of the words "keyboard" and "guitar." Keytars may either contain their own synthesis engines, or simply be controllers, triggering notes on another MIDI capable synthesizer
History of Keytar
Steve Masakowski has been incorrectly credited for many years as the inventor of the keytar, but in an interview with Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle on December 11, 2009, he only claimed to have invented an instrument called the Key-tar which was a string based instrument. The first commercially released keytar was the "Moog Liberation". Early users included Spyro Gyra keyboardist Tom Schuman and Devo . The earliest printed use of the word “keytar” was in 1980, when it appeared in an interview with Jeffrey Abbott by Tom Lounges of Illianabeat magazine (now Midwest BEAT Magazine).[citation needed] The keytar was made popular in the 1980s by glam metal bands, as well as synthpop and New Wave musicians. Changing trends in music diminished the keytar’s popularity during the '90s, continuing on until the late 2000s when a major revival was sparked by artists and groups such as Lady Gaga, The Black Eyed Peas, and No Doubt. Another instance is in early 2008 with Snoop Dogg's music video for his single "Sensual Seduction," in which he uses a keytar as a throwback to old school bands.
While Edgar Winter often performed with keyboards slung around his neck in the early 1970s, they had no "neck" and so were not technically keytars; he actually used an ARP 2600 keyboard and a lightweight Univox electric piano with shoulder straps added. Wayne Famous of the 1980s band The Producers also strapped on a regular Oberheim synthesizer, which caused him to develop back problems.
Notable manufacturers of keytar models have included Moog, Roland, Yamaha, Korg and Casio. As of 2009, the Roland Ax-Synth is the only mass-manufactured keytar on the market.
Popularity
Keytars reached their height of popularity in the 1980s, and were strongly associated with the New Wave music of the time. In the 1990s and early 2000s, they were extremely unfashionable.
With the Synthpop revival of the late 2000s, keytars enjoyed a mild resurgence, appearing in bands such as Showbread, The Birthday Massacre, Cobra Starship, Lights, Mute Math, Freezepop, and Family Force 5, as well as in power metal band DragonForce with keyboard/synth player Vadim Pruzhanov. Page McConnell of the jam band Phish is often seen playing a keytar anytime the band covers the song Frankenstein by Edgar Winter. The lead vocalist for the pirate metal band Alestorm also plays a keytar at all times on stage. The keyboardist in Sonata Arctica, Henrik Klingenberg, is using both keytar and a usual keyboard on stage. The country musician, Travis Adkinson, a local favorite in the Lexington, Kentucky area often plays a keytar on stage. Matthew Bellamy, the lead vocalist and guitarist/pianist of the UK rock band Muse plays a custom keytar that has less keys and is shaped more like a guitar. He has used it probably most notably in the music video for Undisclosed Desires. Matt has stated he would like to reinvent the keytar. One of the two member New York band Shy Child performs entire songs minus drums with a Roland AX-7. Dream Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess adopted a custom-made keytar named "The Zen Riffer" in 2008 for live performances. During a 2009 appearance on Saturday Night Live, Lady Gaga played a keytar. Romeo Nightingale from the German synthpop/glam rock band Cinema Bizarre also sports a keytar.
In television, a member of the fictional cover band "Jeffster" from the NBC television comedy Chuck "plays" a keytar. Demetri Martin, in his appearances in HBO's Flight of the Conchords plays a keytar which Bret McKenzie mistakenly refers to as a guit-board.
Also, in the movie Yes Man, the fictional band Munchausen by Proxy performs with a keytar.
Additionally, in the music video for "Eruption," by German metal band Die Apokalyptischen Reiter, keyboardist Dr. Pest uses a keytar throughout the video.
A keytar is a relatively lightweight keyboard or synthesizer that is supported by a strap around the neck and shoulders, similar to the way a guitar is supported by a guitar strap. Keytars allow players a greater range of movement compared to conventional keyboards, which are placed on stands. The instrument has a musical keyboard for triggering musical notes and sounds. Controls for pitch bends, vibrato, portamento, and sustain are placed on the instrument’s “neck". The term "keytar" is a portmanteau of the words "keyboard" and "guitar." Keytars may either contain their own synthesis engines, or simply be controllers, triggering notes on another MIDI capable synthesizer
History of Keytar
Steve Masakowski has been incorrectly credited for many years as the inventor of the keytar, but in an interview with Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle on December 11, 2009, he only claimed to have invented an instrument called the Key-tar which was a string based instrument. The first commercially released keytar was the "Moog Liberation". Early users included Spyro Gyra keyboardist Tom Schuman and Devo . The earliest printed use of the word “keytar” was in 1980, when it appeared in an interview with Jeffrey Abbott by Tom Lounges of Illianabeat magazine (now Midwest BEAT Magazine).[citation needed] The keytar was made popular in the 1980s by glam metal bands, as well as synthpop and New Wave musicians. Changing trends in music diminished the keytar’s popularity during the '90s, continuing on until the late 2000s when a major revival was sparked by artists and groups such as Lady Gaga, The Black Eyed Peas, and No Doubt. Another instance is in early 2008 with Snoop Dogg's music video for his single "Sensual Seduction," in which he uses a keytar as a throwback to old school bands.
While Edgar Winter often performed with keyboards slung around his neck in the early 1970s, they had no "neck" and so were not technically keytars; he actually used an ARP 2600 keyboard and a lightweight Univox electric piano with shoulder straps added. Wayne Famous of the 1980s band The Producers also strapped on a regular Oberheim synthesizer, which caused him to develop back problems.
Notable manufacturers of keytar models have included Moog, Roland, Yamaha, Korg and Casio. As of 2009, the Roland Ax-Synth is the only mass-manufactured keytar on the market.
Popularity
Keytars reached their height of popularity in the 1980s, and were strongly associated with the New Wave music of the time. In the 1990s and early 2000s, they were extremely unfashionable.
With the Synthpop revival of the late 2000s, keytars enjoyed a mild resurgence, appearing in bands such as Showbread, The Birthday Massacre, Cobra Starship, Lights, Mute Math, Freezepop, and Family Force 5, as well as in power metal band DragonForce with keyboard/synth player Vadim Pruzhanov. Page McConnell of the jam band Phish is often seen playing a keytar anytime the band covers the song Frankenstein by Edgar Winter. The lead vocalist for the pirate metal band Alestorm also plays a keytar at all times on stage. The keyboardist in Sonata Arctica, Henrik Klingenberg, is using both keytar and a usual keyboard on stage. The country musician, Travis Adkinson, a local favorite in the Lexington, Kentucky area often plays a keytar on stage. Matthew Bellamy, the lead vocalist and guitarist/pianist of the UK rock band Muse plays a custom keytar that has less keys and is shaped more like a guitar. He has used it probably most notably in the music video for Undisclosed Desires. Matt has stated he would like to reinvent the keytar. One of the two member New York band Shy Child performs entire songs minus drums with a Roland AX-7. Dream Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess adopted a custom-made keytar named "The Zen Riffer" in 2008 for live performances. During a 2009 appearance on Saturday Night Live, Lady Gaga played a keytar. Romeo Nightingale from the German synthpop/glam rock band Cinema Bizarre also sports a keytar.
In television, a member of the fictional cover band "Jeffster" from the NBC television comedy Chuck "plays" a keytar. Demetri Martin, in his appearances in HBO's Flight of the Conchords plays a keytar which Bret McKenzie mistakenly refers to as a guit-board.
Also, in the movie Yes Man, the fictional band Munchausen by Proxy performs with a keytar.
Additionally, in the music video for "Eruption," by German metal band Die Apokalyptischen Reiter, keyboardist Dr. Pest uses a keytar throughout the video.
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