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Try changing the email address on the new one to something else (http://www.10minutemail.com) and then changing the old account to your current email address.

Brooke wrote:Oh, I figured out my old name! This is Moss... I think I will use my original name, though.

What is your budget for the mic? Give us a range.

If you use your computer, the software you should use is Audacity. It's free and open-source. I'm not sure what ProTools is, but as I recall, FLStudio is for making techno songs. Not quite what you want.

Thanks sonatine, but this was five months ago. The audition's passed (it was successful, I made it in).

Bad idea...

I find it gives it a cool used effect. Makes it look "broken in."

You think silver is bad, try gold.

Most of the time (like at All State auditions and stuff) you get a minute or two to look at the music. If you are unable to play music without knowing how it sounds in advance, I would recommend developing techniques to use those one or two minutes to develop an idea of what it sounds like in your h...

+ = major/sharp/augmented
- = minor/flat/diminished

...is my guess.

Yamaha has a history of the flutes made in Asia being better than the ones made here.

Don't get it wet.

I do find that memorizing helps get hard parts in songs. I would like to hear people's tips on memorizing pieces methodically too though, as I don't really know how to do it.

Alright, thanks, I think I'm getting little bit better at stuff. Only one problem. That part two measures after H (I know you all have the music for it sitting around handy), the part with the triplets run for the first two beats and rest for the second two beats. Here, I'll get a screenshot for you...

The piccolo has the same range as the flute, except only goes down to a low D instead of C, and shifted up an octave. Depending on experience and piccolo quality, you can hit a high C with the piccolo, although it's not recommended :wink: . For obvious reasons, it's much harder to hit the uppermost ...