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**ResearchBuzz: Firehose** @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com · 19h

ResearchBuzz: Firehose @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com

Search Engine Journal: Studies Reveal Consumers Easily Detect AI-Generated Content. “A study by digital marketing consultant Joe Youngblood found that U.S. consumers correctly spotted AI images 71.63% of the time when shown real photos side-by-side with AI versions. The study surveyed over 4,000 Americans of different ages.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/04/04/search-engine-journal-studies-reveal-consumers-easily-detect-ai-generated-content/

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image presents a chart titled "Common Chord Progressions" for major keys: C, D, F, G, and A. It illustrates various chord progressions using Roman numerals to denote chords and their corresponding functions (I, IV, V, etc.). Each key has a series of progressions listed, such as I IV V, I vi IV V, and I V vi IV. The chords are written out for each key, showing the specific notes that form the chords. For example, in the key of C, the I chord is C, the IV chord is F, and the V chord is G. The chart is organized to help musicians understand and practice common chord progressions in different keys.

#music #scales #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image illustrates the musical clefs and their corresponding lines and spaces. It shows four types of clefs: Treble, Bass, Alto, and Tenor. Each clef is depicted with a staff, where specific lines and spaces are labeled with musical notes. For example, in the Treble clef, the lines from bottom to top are C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. Similarly, the Bass clef lines from bottom to top are G, A, B, C, D, E, and F. The Alto and Tenor clefs follow a similar pattern but are positioned differently on the staff. This visual guide helps musicians identify the notes on each line and space for different clefs, which are essential for reading sheet music accurately.

#music #guitar #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a detailed guide titled "Closed Shell Voicings," likely for guitarists, as indicated by the source "jazz-guitar-licks.com." It features a grid of 16 diagrams, each representing a different chord voicing on a guitar fretboard. Each diagram shows the positions of fingers on specific frets and strings to form various chords, including Maj7, min7, 7, and 6. The chords are visually represented with numbers and symbols indicating the placement of fingers. The diagrams are organized in a 4x4 grid, with each row and column showcasing different chord variations. The overall purpose of the image is to provide a visual reference for guitarists to learn and practice these specific chord voicings, which are commonly used in jazz and other musical genres.

#music #guitar #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image provides a detailed guide to musical chord progressions. It lists major and minor key progressions, showing the sequence of chords in each key. For major keys, it starts with I and goes through vii, while for minor keys, it starts with i and goes through vii. Additionally, the image includes a circular diagram illustrating the relationship between chords in different keys. It also categorizes various chord progressions and their associated musical moods, such as sad songs/ballads, wistful, funky/heavy, rebellious, grunge/rock, energetic, and creepy. This guide is useful for musicians looking to understand and create different moods through chord progressions.

#music #photos #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a visual guide for guitarists, illustrating a "Mellow Progression." It features chord diagrams for four different chords: B minor (Bm), F sharp minor (F#m), G, and A. Each chord diagram shows the finger positions on a guitar fretboard. The text "Mellow Progression" is prominently displayed at the top, with "LaPain Music" credited at the bottom. The background is dark, with the text and chord diagrams highlighted in contrasting colors for clarity.

#music #guitar #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a detailed musical notation chart titled "Parallel Scales" by New Page Music International. It presents parallel major and minor scales for various musical keys. Each key is represented with its major scale on the left and its relative minor scale on the right. The scales are written in standard musical notation, showing the sequence of notes on the staff. The keys included are C, G, D, A, E, B, F#, and C#. The image serves as an educational tool for musicians to understand the relationship between major and minor scales.

#music #photos #memes

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a guide to guitar chords, specifically major, minor, and seventh chords. It displays chord diagrams for each type of chord across various keys (C, D, E, F, G, A, B). The diagrams indicate the finger positions on a guitar fretboard. The text mentions a promotional offer of $20 for the first month of weekly one-on-one lessons and encourages viewers to message for more information. Additionally, it suggests spicing up chord progressions by substituting seventh chords and asks if there are any favorite seventh chord progressions. The image is branded with "wecaninspire.net" at the bottom right corner.

#music #guitar #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a visual representation of the "Music Theory Tree." At the center is a large "C" representing the root note, surrounded by concentric circles with musical notes and symbols. The outermost ring is divided into eight segments, each labeled with a Roman numeral (I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii°, VII) and a type of chord or scale (IONIAN, DORIAN, PHRYGIAN, LYDIAN, MIXOLYDIAN, AEOLIAN, LOCRIAN). Notes and their corresponding positions on the circle of fifths are arranged around the central "C," illustrating their relationships. The image serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the structure and interrelations of musical scales and chords.

#music #photos #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a table that outlines musical terms related to dynamics, which indicate the loudness or softness of musical notes. The table has three columns: "Term," "Sign," and "Meaning." It lists various Italian musical terms along with their corresponding symbols and descriptions. For instance, "piano" is represented by the letter "p" and means "quiet," while "forte" is represented by the letter "f" and means "loud." Other terms include "pianissimo" (very quiet, pp), "mezzo piano" (moderately quiet, mp), "mezzo forte" (moderately loud, mf), and "fortissimo" (very loud, ff). The table also includes terms like "subito forte" (suddenly loud, sf) and "sforzando" (forceful sudden accent, sfz), which indicate sudden changes in dynamics. The table serves as a guide for musicians to understand and communicate the desired volume levels in their performances.

#music #guitar #memes

**photography** @photography@unfufadoo.net · 1d

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The image captures a breathtaking desert landscape at dusk. Dominating the scene is a large, natural sandstone arch, its reddish-brown hues contrasting with the deep blue sky. The arch frames a full moon, which appears large and radiant, casting a warm glow. The sky transitions from deep blue at the horizon to vibrant orange and red near the moon, creating a stunning gradient. Below the arch, sparse vegetation, including green shrubs and patches of grass, dot the reddish-brown sand, adding texture and life to the arid setting. The overall mood is serene and awe-inspiring, highlighting the beauty of natural landscapes.

#photography #images #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a detailed guide for guitarists focusing on chords in the key of D Major. It is divided into two sections: "Triad chords in D Major" and "7th chords in D Major." The first section illustrates basic triad chords, including I (D), ii (Em), iii (F#m), IV (G), V (A), VI (Bm), and VII (C#dim). Each chord is represented with a corresponding guitar fretboard diagram. The second section delves into seventh chords, featuring Imaj7 (Dmaj7), ii7 (Em7), iii7 (F#m7), IVmaj7 (Gmaj7), V7 (A7), VI7 (Bm7), and VII7b5 (C#m7b5). Similarly, each seventh chord is depicted with a guitar fretboard diagram. The image is branded with "LaPain Music" at the bottom, indicating the source or creator of the guide. The overall purpose is to provide a visual and practical resource for musicians to learn and practice chords in the key of D Major.

#music #scales #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a visual guide for guitarists, illustrating a "Moody Progression." It features chord diagrams for four different chords: Dm (D minor), E7 (E7th), A7sus4 (A7 suspended 4th), and A7 (A7th). Each chord diagram shows the finger positions on a guitar fretboard. The text "Moody Progression" is prominently displayed at the top, with "LaPain Music" credited at the bottom. The background is a dark gradient, transitioning from blue to black, which adds to the moody atmosphere suggested by the title.

#music #tab #images

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image displays various guitar chord diagrams, each labeled with a specific chord name and the fret number where the chord is played. The chords include Cm7, F7, Bmaj7, Emaj7, Am7, D7, Gm7, F#7, Fm7, E7, and Emaj7. Each diagram shows the positions of the fingers on the frets and strings to form the chord. The fret numbers range from the 3rd to the 10th fret. The chords are represented with black dots indicating where to place fingers on the strings, and "x" marks indicating strings that are not played. The image serves as a guide for guitarists to learn and correctly position these chords.

#music #memes #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a guitar cheat sheet titled "GuitarMalade Triad Inversions Cheat Sheet." It provides a visual guide for playing major and minor triads in different inversions on a guitar fretboard. The sheet is divided into two main sections: Major Triads and Minor Triads. Each section is further divided into "Across" and "Along" orientations. The "Across" and "Along" sections show the positions of the notes for root, 1st inversion, and 2nd inversion. The notes are marked with numbers (e.g., 1, 3, 5) indicating the intervals of the triads. The sheet is designed to help guitarists quickly identify and play triads in various positions and inversions. The source of the cheat sheet is attributed to "patreon.com/GuitarMalade."

#music #images #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a diagram titled "Triads of C Major Scale," illustrating the guitar fretboard with colored dots representing the notes of various triads within the C Major scale. Each triad is labeled with its respective chord name: C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am, and Bdim. The colored dots indicate the positions of the notes on the fretboard, with different colors distinguishing each triad. The image is sourced from "jazz-guitar-licks.com" and provides a visual guide for guitarists to locate and play these triads on the guitar.

#music #photos #guitar

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image is a "Key Change Chord Chart" that provides a reference for chord progressions in both major and minor keys. The chart is organized into two main sections: Major Key and Minor Key. For each key, it lists the chords corresponding to the Roman numeral degrees (I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii° for major keys and i, ii°, III, iv, v, VI, VII for minor keys). Each cell contains the chord name, with accidentals (sharps or flats) indicated where necessary. The chart helps musicians understand the relationships between chords within different keys, facilitating smoother key changes in compositions.

#music #tab #photos

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 1d

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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The image displays two diagrams of a guitar fretboard, illustrating different chord shapes for a C7 chord. Each diagram is labeled with "C7" at the top and has a series of black and red circles indicating where to place fingers. The numbers inside the circles (1-7) and the letters (b7) denote the specific frets and notes to be played. The left diagram is labeled "7" and the right one "2," suggesting different finger positions or variations of the C7 chord. The red circles highlight the root notes of the chord.

#music #tab #memes

**cityscape** @cityscape@unfufadoo.net · 1d

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INFO 04-04 06:02:12 [__init__.py:239] Automatically detected platform cuda.
The image depicts a cityscape during twilight or early evening. The scene features a mix of modern and older architectural styles, with buildings of varying heights and designs. A prominent street runs through the center, flanked by buildings with illuminated windows. The streetlights and building lights create a warm, inviting glow. In the background, a river or body of water reflects the city lights, adding to the picturesque quality of the scene. The city appears to be bustling yet serene, with a blend of urban and natural elements. The exact city is not identifiable from the image alone.

**ResearchBuzz: Firehose** @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com · 2d

ResearchBuzz: Firehose @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com

Sunshine Coast News: Online photo collection offers chance to step back in time. “Thousands of images by a photographer who snapped people and places on the Sunshine Coast for more than 30 years are now available for all to see. Bill Robinson’s collection of 26,000 photos has been added to the Sunshine Coast Heritage Library for everyone to enjoy. The images document the region’s cultural […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/04/03/sunshine-coast-news-online-photo-collection-offers-chance-to-step-back-in-time/

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