We actually checked this DVD out from the library, & I’m so glad that I was able to try it out before buying. My children really didn’t like the video, and the speakers spoke so fast that they quickly lost interest. The production quality & sound quality were poor to say the least, which is my main concern. I think there are definitely better DVD’s out there if you are a parent, who may not know French, but want to learn with their children. I really can’t recommend this DVD as the quality was so poor. [keyword]learn+french+kids[/keyword][yahooquestion]learn+french+kids[/yahooquestion]
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The girl steals the show. Solid actress potential.
That's right, Anne. Expensive and high quality doesn't always translate into the best possible sound when it comes to hearing the true entity of a guitar through a speaker and an amp. Everything should sort of be equal in the chain or the least well-made link will break the possibility of perfect sound.
A bad amp will sound lousy with an excellent cable while a less robust cable can make a bad amp sound better. The Vox AC4TV is highly rated and really loved by many users and I could not figure out why, for the life of me, everyone is so in love with the combo.
Then I unplugged my Mogami from the Vox and inserted my Melody instead and the whole combo came to life for the first time. The Melody's preternatural muddiness masked the flaws of the Vox and actually made the combo amp and speaker sound much richer and wholesomely better.
A great cable will not make a mediocre amp sound better — but a better amp can be made to sound muddy by a mediocre cable — that's why we need to actively match the capacity to move and create sound with the right same components across the spectrum of making ourselves heard.
Part of that is the quality of the amp sim, Softube's stuff is really high level. But, yes, the Acoustic Feedback does just seem to really liven things up in general. I won't be able to not use it now that I've used it. I've been using it in every clip since this one. It kills.
Rosetta Stone V3: French, Level 1, 2 & 3
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Write IN French?? French alphabet?? Come now… but seriously… here is a fantastic site that has the French translations, the English phonetic pronunciations, as well as midi files to help you along. You're probably going to have to learn this one first… "Pouvez-vous parler plus lentement ?"
http://www.bonjour.com/
@Orv I didn't say it wasn't good enough (for those into it) but that using a DSLR sensor for something that will have the exact same result when using a =>$50 camera seems such a damn silly 'waste', it's like listening with a crystal earphone from the 30's using some $2000 high quality amp as source.
Also when you have the resources to afford a DSLR then there must be a 'cheap' way to do this that gets substantially better quality for let's say 2 or 3 times the money, which is still cheap but at least might make more sense.
Also on a more technical note, a small sensor might actually work way better with a peephole than the larger sensor of a DSLR, with a larger sensor you have to stretch the output too much.
I'm picking up a T-12. Never heard of them before but saw one just got listed on Craigslist and nabbed it. I was able to get the schematic from a post on Ampage and read the comments from DustyOldAmp. Just needed a small clean amp sound. I'll follow up after the deal and post some photos.
just babysit some French kids….they can teach you. I will let you know if my lazy butt ever learns Spanish –
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