I think the scene is from Breath of the Wild, but don't quote me on that; I haven't played all the way through yet.

I'm fooling around with notation software that will label chords. I input a D major chord, and it offers to also label it also as F# m/5+. F# minor but then /5+?

I'm familiarizing myself with TablEdit. Might as well make content for the comm.

I'd rather grandstaff on this system than tabs.

There's probably a reason this isn't done.

E: Apparently grand staffs don't butt against each other like this. Separated allows for Left and Right hand designations on instruments like piano.

I'll think on changing it.

E2: Updated Image to include a normal grand staff. Since the notes have to be within 7 frets of each other, it might be able to imply which string to use in the event of chords or tapping. If nothing else, it'll make tabbing from piano easier.

I have a feeling it isn't related to a fun musical style or animal poo. I also get the feeling I don't want to Google it. Can I get an explanation fit for a 5 year old, in tone and verbiage.

E: Answered. Gross.

Like Fluoride or Oxygen.

I started making generic library signs instead of visiting Reddit. I’m trusting you to not post them IRL.

There is an odd question that goes along with this one.

Edit: In the interest of not spamming the comm, here's "an otter one".

Edit: Whoops, missed a few.

Man, AI. Shit's weird.

4 types of divine madness, Prophecy, Ecstasy, Poetic, Erotic (Phaedrus, Ion, and Symposium seem to be main sources)

I think we can defederate that company's name from our personal vocabulary instances.

Link 1: Lemmy'rotica

Link 2: Lemmy'rotica

Lemmy's search widget isn't working for me. Google produced these questions, but asked a year ago. No consensus was reached then.