seeberg
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Yep, and do it in such a way that my hand is firm but loose so it literally claps in on itself, and apparently is hard for most people to copy the motion since I'd need a speed shot in real time to really expain it visually, because there's more to a full clap sound than simply closing your fingers on your palms, they literally have to be moving fast enough to slap, and it takes motion below the wrist to get the motion right(when doing this, it makes a much louder sound). That I've seen, most people have trouble with.
I remember not knowing how to snap my fingers until I was ten or so, but could do a true sounding one handed clap no problem
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Abe
Originally Posted by Steve999 Seeberg, I remember that, vaguely. It was Bart on the Simpsons, when Lisa was trying to educate him and make him wise, etc. I tried it and it's not that hard to do. You just open and close your hand rapidly, so that it makes a clapping sound, right? Also, I notice that the poll results are taking the shape of the inverse of a Bell curve. About the only population I know of that will produce results such as this when polled along a performance continuum is a distilled set of pure pathological liars. I regard this as a superb result. I thank all of you. |
Yep, and do it in such a way that my hand is firm but loose so it literally claps in on itself, and apparently is hard for most people to copy the motion since I'd need a speed shot in real time to really expain it visually, because there's more to a full clap sound than simply closing your fingers on your palms, they literally have to be moving fast enough to slap, and it takes motion below the wrist to get the motion right(when doing this, it makes a much louder sound). That I've seen, most people have trouble with.
I remember not knowing how to snap my fingers until I was ten or so, but could do a true sounding one handed clap no problem
Abe