A genre of music made to imitate the sound of a train going "chugga-chugga-CHOO-CHOO!" Because trains are prettyheavy machines, you know this is some prettyheavymusic. The art of traincore has been passed done from metal band to metal band for roughly ten years, making it an ancient and prestigious tradition. Traincore is not for the weak of heart, and playing it requires mastering precise guitar techniques. Palm muting is done to imitate the sound of the train going "chugga-chugga" down the tracks, and the whistle of the whistle blowing and going "choo-choo" is imitated using pinch harmonics or slides. The last important trait of traincore is the breakdown where the song slows down. This represents the train grinding to a halt so it can refuel. During the late 2000s and early 2010s traincore was the most popular form of metal, but it has since fallen out of favor and now duckcore, which attempts to recreate the sound of the most majestic waterfowl quacking, is more popular.
Did you hear the latest album by Fire The Prostitute? It was so brutal, they're my favorite traincore band.
A module used for enhancing signal being received by an amplifier from an instrument, such as a guitar or electronic drums; Enhancement for Hi-Def Speakers or high quality studio monitors.
The level of transacting is measured by degrees. Guitars can usually range from 80-120 degrees, electronic drums can get from 40 to 160 degrees. Microphones only get up to approximately 20 or sometimes 25 degrees of transacting; this is because the signals of vocal do not vary dynamically and changes in frequency aren't so drastic so a high level transactor is unnecessary.
A person who claims to have spent decades in the movie industry and lays claim to dozens of parts in popular films and television shows - despite not even having an IMDB page or any reference to those credits being found online.
What? You were in The 40 Year Old Virgin? That’s a bunch of nonsense - you’re a Tinactor!
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.