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well in this video, we may have the longesttitle of the whole page of videos here, applying laws of exponents and distributive rule towrite expressions in forms convenient for calculus. what does that all mean? first ofall, the first examples we look at are going to be in the form of a, where a is just somenumber, x is a variable, and n is another constant, or the exponent. ax^n is a convenientform for calculus. it's one of the simpler types of functions that you encounter. andso we want to be able to practice in writing things that can be written that way. so firstof all, what do i mean? here's some examples, two x to the seventh. in that case, a wouldbe two, and n would be seven. ok, three halves x to the negative five, in this case, a wouldbe three halves, and n would be negative five. so that's the idea. we want to get something,we want to start with whatever expression we're given and see if we can write it inthis form, ax^n. so the first example is five divided ...

hello, ujiie here. the new kronos! what do you think? it does sound good! especially the piano sound i was just using here, the berlin grand piano. this is a fantastic sound that's been added to the new kronos. such a good sound! it's so good, it's better than fantastic! and have a look at this! you can control this via the touch panel! and another new feature is the string resonance setting. ok let's do this. you can see which strings are resonating while you play. wow! and there are 12 different velocity levels it switches between. it's very smooth. and here, una corda, you can set the pedal to a soft setting. yeah, nice! you hear it? this piano is great! this sound, and this rhc keyboard are a match made in heaven! really, really nice! ok, at the start of the demo, i played along to a drum track. yeah, it really sounds great! awesome! ah, by the way, since we are talking about the kronos, here at musictrack jp, we've done about 4 kronos videos. so, if you...

hello, ujiie here. the xw-p1! from casio! yes indeed. here it is! "hybrid processing sound source." xw-p1. casio waited until the time was just right, to come out with the xw series. they're great! they need a pat on the back! i mean, with casio, there was the z series. i was a faithful user myself! right? yeah. and for making such a nice series of synths again, casio deserves a toast! am i right? great work! bottoms up! anyway... well, just what kind of synth are we dealing with here? let's find out. ok, as you can tell just by looking, the xw-p1 uh, p standing for performance, as it says right here, performance synthesizer. it's made to be played. like at the start of this demo. or something along those lines, ok? now, the buttons. solo synth. hex layer. drawbar organ. a series of pcm sounds. the sounds, well actually the synth engines, have been categorized here for you. first, solo synth. as the name implies, there are lots of solo sounds here. like this o...

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hey guys and welcome to this lesson which is he's a pirate. now i'm going to teach you the entire song so if you want to learn it, just keep on watching. now i'm going to play a little part first and than i will tell you exactly how to play it. okay, so the right hand plays a d and the left hand plays a d-octave and the right hand plays first, like this. and then... the left hand kicks in.. here you go like this, okay? and than we start of with the next part which is. etcetera okay so the right hand plays: a, c and then f,a,d and again and than you play f, a, e okay so like this the left hand plays a d octave right here. okay you combine it like this, right, right, together, right right. than the right hand plays bb, d, f and than bb, d, g and the left hand plays a bb-octave. he just come on the flight displayedtogether right rights brian's and then the write up less space cd and and the scene and the left i'm pleasantly arxiv and then india become on it like di...

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hello and welcome to the second edition of synths and stuff. today with a specialabout the young and cold festival. this channel actually shouldnt be a platform for party rewiews but on the end of this clip i just put some recordings of performances, sadly not from all of the bands. but you will see at the end. there is also a little previewof what i want to do next time i want to do a clip with the guys fromyoung and cold records, which was founded this yourandhave a detail look at their studio here you can see already a little bit ofit and i think it looks very interesting. so there might be comingup this year or next year an full interview about young and cold records. about the festival: i felt confortable, it was small, familiar, just about 150 people. exiting! bands were great, it was great to see the soundchecksfrom all the other bands, and how they work with their equipment... ...it was indeed a very great, solid festival. next year for sure with double or three times ...