Sean Hayes - Smoking Signals 2008-07-30, Pandaland, Bellingham, WA http://seanhayesmusic.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys0aLmn4NWE

New tune I'm working on... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAzT_ZI5dfA

Sean Hayes - Never Alone 2008-07-30, Pandaland, Bellingham, WA http://seanhayesmusic.com Chords: Easy version: Main pattern: | E | A | C#m | A | Secondary pattern: | A | B | A | B | | A | B | A | B | E: 022100 A: x02220 B: x24442 C#m: x46654 More "real" version, though it's not 100%: Capo 4th fret, but leave the low E string open (partial capo) (chord names and fret numbers are given relative to the capo, even for the open E string, except that when it's "0" that means truly open) Main pattern: | C* | Fmaj7 | Am | Fmaj7 | Secondary pattern: | Fmaj7-5 | G6 | Fmaj7-5 | G6 | | Fmaj7-5 | G6 | Fmaj7-5 | G6 | C*: 032010 Fmja7: 133210 Am: x02210 Fmaj7-5: 133200 G6: 320000 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttCzVZwm6N8

Do you think you can tell instruments apart from each other? What if you can only listen to the timbre? It turns out to be harder than you think. Test yourself in this video! Donation links: http://lacinato.com/donate | http://patreon.com/lacinato Psychoacoustics series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL618khw0A-t51dsZ8DQK5fYkwrowtFYKn Referenced paper: Elliott, C. A. (1975). Attacks and Releases as Factors in Instrument Identification. Journal of Research in Music Education, 23(1), 35–40. https://doi.org/10.2307/3345201 Correction: it's not the hammers that silence piano strings, of course, it's the dampers. :-) 0:00 intro 0:29 demo of the instruments 1:42 test explanation 2:29 the test 3:27 test discussion 4:11 answers and discussion 4:16 piano, banjo, sitar, mandolin 5:01 flute and whistle 5:34 bass and violin 5:55 sax, melodica, and clarinet 6:42 outro ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBWfDEb-AUE