Archive for February 10th, 2008

The Quality of Analog Recording is Still Recognised and Used by Professionals

Posted in February 10th, 2008

Analog recording, which has its own particular sound, is alive and well and extensively used by many of the top producers on their projects today. Many say that it is the sound that defined modern recording techniques, but these projects have one thing in common, the best engineers using top quality equipment.
Because of the unique [...]

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Polka And Rock And Roll - Development And History Drummers Guide

Posted in February 10th, 2008
by peorex in Music

Though the drumming patterns in the Blues and Surf are an accurate representation of Early Rock and Roll drumming, the grooves are the most practical to use when playing Early Rock and Roll. A drummer’s main role is to lay down a solid feel to support the music. Standard tempos range from quarter note equals [...]

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Country Music: Things You Have to Know about country music

Posted in February 10th, 2008
by peorex in Music

Country music refers to the form of music which started becoming popular in early 20th century. It is basically a kind of music that is a combination of all types of southern American music genres. It can be regarded as a combination of rock, pop, jazz etc. Though country music was first recorded early 1920s, [...]

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How to invoke Firefox from Thunderbird under Linux

Posted in February 10th, 2008
by peorex in How to

To invoke Firefox from Thunderbird under Linux you need to add these to user.js in thunderbird’s directory (adjust to your Firefox executable):
user.js

// invoke Firefox as web browser
user_pref(”network.protocol-handler.app.http”, “/usr/local/bin/firefox”);
user_pref(”network.protocol-handler.app.https”, “/usr/local/bin/firefox”);
user_pref(”network.protocol-handler.app.ftp”, “/usr/local/bin/firefox”);

PLEASE NOTE: Do not add them to prefs.js because it is overwriten by mozilla. user.js contains personal preferences and mozilla should never overwrite it.
By default [...]

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