Comments for Brain Fauna http://www.brainfauna.net Tue, 23 Aug 2011 05:37:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on What to Do to Handle Your Stress by Stress Reducer http://www.brainfauna.net/health-and-beauty/what-to-do-to-handle-your-stress/#comment-88 Stress Reducer Tue, 23 Aug 2011 05:37:32 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/?p=59#comment-88 Quite a lot of your stress in life is the result of your failure to squash in your plans in the time accessible to you. So, producing a schedule will allow you to accomplish extra in less time. When forming your schedule, put all the most vital things on the prime of your list. Quite a lot of your stress in life is the result of your failure to squash in your plans in the time accessible to you. So, producing a schedule will allow you to accomplish extra in less time. When forming your schedule, put all the most vital things on the prime of your list.

]]> Comment on is there brain training technology to learn musical instruments? by animalluver http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-79 animalluver Mon, 30 May 2011 09:28:09 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-79 music makes you smarter, you have to do several things at one time, ex: french horn, even the slightest twich of the lip will send a note flying, not enough air will make it have a weak sound and cause tuning issues, if the hand position is not right the note will sound bad, some notes require the jaw to have to move to adjust to the not, the jaw has to stay still except for icky notes, the toung has to be pointed and fast, posture has to be good, concentration is vital, understanding what you are playing, sense of rhytom, and sense of pitch. (i could continue but i think you get the pic) you see music takes lots of concentration and teaches your brain to do several things at the same time. try a simple instrument to learn, if you are young try the piano, if you are older try to seek out music lessons in your area and pick and instrument of your choice. (i wouldn't recomend horn for begginers) hope i helped music makes you smarter, you have to do several things at one time, ex: french horn, even the slightest twich of the lip will send a note flying, not enough air will make it have a weak sound and cause tuning issues, if the hand position is not right the note will sound bad, some notes require the jaw to have to move to adjust to the not, the jaw has to stay still except for icky notes, the toung has to be pointed and fast, posture has to be good, concentration is vital, understanding what you are playing, sense of rhytom, and sense of pitch. (i could continue but i think you get the pic)

you see music takes lots of concentration and teaches your brain to do several things at the same time. try a simple instrument to learn, if you are young try the piano, if you are older try to seek out music lessons in your area and pick and instrument of your choice. (i wouldn’t recomend horn for begginers)

hope i helped

]]> Comment on is there brain training technology to learn musical instruments? by HSUMusicMajor http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-78 HSUMusicMajor Mon, 30 May 2011 09:11:00 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-78 There is a LOT more to playing an instrument than learning the "notes" or what "buttons to press". The only way to truly learn an instrument is to have a professional teach you how to play. They will focus on things like intonation, proper technique, characteristic sound, musical line, articulation, mood, etc...the list goes on for days and every individual subject is something that literally takes YEARS to cultivate. The bottom line is that there is NO WAY that a program, book, or video can even get you anywhere close to actually playing well. There is a LOT more to playing an instrument than learning the “notes” or what “buttons to press”. The only way to truly learn an instrument is to have a professional teach you how to play. They will focus on things like intonation, proper technique, characteristic sound, musical line, articulation, mood, etc…the list goes on for days and every individual subject is something that literally takes YEARS to cultivate. The bottom line is that there is NO WAY that a program, book, or video can even get you anywhere close to actually playing well.

]]> Comment on is there brain training technology to learn musical instruments? by Ehsan M http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-77 Ehsan M Mon, 30 May 2011 08:38:08 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/is-there-brain-training-technology-to-learn-musical-instruments/#comment-77 hi, i think it depends on which instrument would you like to learn but i my self had this quastion about play piano and keyboard and i found it. www.playpianotoday.com has got some usefull even free software and also www.keyboardblues.com they have got lots of lots of audio, video, software to teach you how to play it nice, it was all of my information for you , go and enjoy them. exept them there are some tecknics that help you to play better. hi, i think it depends on which instrument would you like to learn but i my self had this quastion about play piano and keyboard and i found it.
http://www.playpianotoday.com has got some usefull even free software and also http://www.keyboardblues.com
they have got lots of lots of audio, video, software to teach you how to play it nice,
it was all of my information for you ,
go and enjoy them.
exept them there are some tecknics that help you to play better.

]]> Comment on Do those brain games for Nintendo DS really work? by kegan_80 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/do-those-brain-games-for-nintendo-ds-really-work/#comment-81 kegan_80 Mon, 30 May 2011 08:10:05 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/do-those-brain-games-for-nintendo-ds-really-work/#comment-81 I have Brain Age. I play through the training games occasionally and play the sudoku pretty often. I do believe that they do help my concentration. I have Brain Age. I play through the training games occasionally and play the sudoku pretty often. I do believe that they do help my concentration.

]]> Comment on Do those brain games for Nintendo DS really work? by Knight Sirius http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/do-those-brain-games-for-nintendo-ds-really-work/#comment-80 Knight Sirius Mon, 30 May 2011 08:08:33 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/do-those-brain-games-for-nintendo-ds-really-work/#comment-80 yeah, u should get them. they're really great, and help sharpen your mind a great deal. yeah, u should get them. they’re really great, and help sharpen your mind a great deal.

]]> Comment on Are there brain exercises to make yourself quicker in conversations? by Erowlyn http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/are-there-brain-exercises-to-make-yourself-quicker-in-conversations/#comment-82 Erowlyn Mon, 30 May 2011 07:59:53 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/are-there-brain-exercises-to-make-yourself-quicker-in-conversations/#comment-82 haha that happens but that happens when your feel nervous or around nervous I mean do you ever blank out with a close friend or family member I think the best exercise is to talk to people as much as possible (get good at making small talk) especially people you don't know well haha that happens
but that happens when your feel nervous or around nervous I mean do you ever blank out with a close friend or family member
I think the best exercise is to talk to people as much as possible (get good at making small talk) especially people you don’t know well

]]> Comment on What are some brain exercises i can get for my middle aged mum? by tony http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-59 tony Mon, 23 May 2011 21:24:30 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-59 read the site below: Stimulating the Brain with Light & Sound http://www.transparentcorp.com/products/np/entrainment.php read the site below:

Stimulating the Brain with Light & Sound

http://www.transparentcorp.com/products/np/entrainment.php

]]> Comment on What are some brain exercises i can get for my middle aged mum? by qash http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-58 qash Mon, 23 May 2011 21:14:42 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-58 Not only exercises but also the diet. She also needs a good diet. Brain is also a muscle. It needs both diet and exercise. The games you bought are very well for the exercise (add chess too). And about the diet, you need to give her almonds, carrots etc. Also you can prepare a milk shake of Dates. It really works.. Not only exercises but also the diet. She also needs a good diet. Brain is also a muscle. It needs both diet and exercise. The games you bought are very well for the exercise (add chess too). And about the diet, you need to give her almonds, carrots etc. Also you can prepare a milk shake of Dates. It really works..

]]> Comment on What are some brain exercises i can get for my middle aged mum? by Julia http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-57 Julia Mon, 23 May 2011 20:25:17 +0000 http://www.brainfauna.net/brain-fauna/what-are-some-brain-exercises-i-can-get-for-my-middle-aged-mum/#comment-57 the folks that do the 'for dummies' book series has a fun game-ish soft called 'brain training for dummies'. its not calling anyone names, mind you. its just the book series name. you could play the card matching game 'memory' with her or 'simon' the folks that do the ‘for dummies’ book series has a fun game-ish soft called ‘brain training for dummies’. its not calling anyone names, mind you. its just the book series name.

you could play the card matching game ‘memory’ with her or ‘simon’

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