The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[Angel Tarragon]

Yeah, but it isn't going to have keys and wires like a modern flute, either. It would be more like a recorder.

So I might as well put ranks in recorder instead of flute.

 

[Mycanid]

Beatboxing!

Okay Dog Moon, fair enough ... I will click it.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Okay Dog Moon, fair enough ... I will click it.

 

[hafrogman]

S'okay hafrogman ... it's mainly based on my experience of how rp'd inter-familial relations have gone sour and gotten tiresome VERY quickly in games I've played in in the past.

Fair enough, I guess it's just different personal experiences.

I did it all the time in my face-to-face game. Same person always, perhaps that's why it worked, it depends on the people. We played lovers, siblings and parent-child (with me as the parent) in different games. It always added a little something. I just figured the last thing remaining would be parent-child as the child. =) That or cousins, which isn't too special. I may have even done cousins and just not remember as it was a non-entity.

 

[hafrogman]

So I might as well put ranks in recorder instead of flute.

It depends if you want to go to the side or down.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Damn, I can't believe I've managed over 200 posts today.

 

[Aurora]

All right dinner time. I'll be back later. Have fun and get all this PbP crap out of the way! LOL

 

[Angel Tarragon]

It depends if you want to go to the side or down.

Okay, I obviously don't know my instruments that well (even though I can actually play the flute in reallife). What is the diff?

 

[Angel Tarragon]

All right dinner time. I'll be back later. Have fun and get all this PbP crap out of the way! LOL

Why don't you join us? Its pbem and another player wouldn't hurt.

 

[hafrogman]

Okay, I obviously don't know my instruments that well (even though I can actually play the flute in reallife). What is the diff?

Hmmm, technique wise, not much.

A recorder is more like a clarinet, played held in front of the person. No reed though, just a slit cut in a mouthpiece at the top. You enclose the slit with your mouth and blow into the pipe.

A flute you hold up, usually pointing to your right. The mouthpiece is a hole on the side of the instrument, near the end, but not on it. You blow across the hole to produce tone.