"Chuck " has been described as nu metal, alternative rock, pop punk, thrash metal, alternative metal, Dave Simpson at " The Guardian " stated " The spiky quartet furnish their usual shouty vocals with grinding riffola and twiddly guitar solos, just as the rest of the post-Linkin Park world are realizing nu metal wasn't such a good idea ."
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Twiddly . Bits MIDI phrases derive their name from the slang, as they are literally short, 1-to-2-measure, technically advanced performances from professional studio musicians recorded as MIDI . The Twiddly . Bits MIDI library brand was originally conceived to make available to musicians and composers musical MIDI loops that could not be played on a standard MIDI keyboard controller due to the limitations of keyboards in duplicating instrument-specific nuances and timbres, such as a trill from a saxophone or a dynamic drum roll.
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Twiddly . Bits MIDI phrases derive their name from the slang, as they are literally short, 1-to-2-measure, technically advanced performances from professional studio musicians recorded as MIDI . The Twiddly . Bits MIDI library brand was originally conceived to make available to musicians and composers musical MIDI loops that could not be played on a standard MIDI keyboard controller due to the limitations of keyboards in duplicating instrument-specific nuances and timbres, such as a trill from a saxophone or a dynamic drum roll.
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Dave Simpson of " The Guardian " gave the album only one star out of five and said, " The'songs'( a relative concept on planet Mars Volta ) sound as though they are competing to unleash as many prog-rock cliches as possible : portentous guitar riffs and twiddly bits are interspersed with all manner of atonal wind instruments and sonic pomposities . " Dave Hughes of " Slant Magazine " also gave the album a score of one star out of five and said that it sadly " takes sound and fury, signifying nothing, to new depths ."
