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    1-3-2014 Case Study of Chapter 1: Harmonix Harmonix was founded by Alex Rigopolos and Eran Egozy in 1995. The company was originally purpose was to allow users to use demo software to make music. Its sole purpose was to enable people who had no formal musical training or talent to be able experience the joy of playing and creating music. But this concept never panned out. After failing in their original plans Rigopulos and Egozy revamp the brand. By turning a failing software company into one

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    CASE STUDY: HARMONIX Harmonix is a company originally founded by Alex Rigopulos and Eran Egozy‚ they were the original developer of guitar hero series‚ the idea was originally create some demo software with the vision of providing a different way for people without music training or talent to experience the joy of playing and creating music. One of the most successful product that was produced by hamonix were guitar hero series‚ which subsequently became the fastest videogame in history

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    1. What marketing management philosophy did Harmonix use at first‚ and how did their philosophy change? I would say they started with the social marketing concept because the company initially tried to market their product through multiple companies that were in the public’s eye on a regular basis such as Japanese karaoke machines‚ Intel‚ and Disney’s Epcot. They later used the marketing concept because they already had a market and a target buying group from previous years. They basically

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    Guitar Hero Speech

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    hand flying V and a mean Marshall stack. (Can you say "whammy bar" grandma?) Your spirit is strong. You are channeling the guitar-Zen of Jennifer Batten‚ the fury of Nancy Wilson‚ and the machine-gun rhythms of Gabriela Quintero. But that beast with the chrome finish is staring at you from it’s place on the wall. Pick it up. Now. You won’t become the next girl guitar hero by staring at it. First‚ don’t be afraid to turn it up. Feedback and dissonance are part of nature’s glory; things collide

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    Guitar

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    www.GetPedia.com Contents OT’S DI UIDE I G ® MPLETE CO THE TO Playing the Guitar Second Edition by Frederick Noad A Pearson Education Company i The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Playing the Guitar‚ Second Edition Copyright © 2002 by Frederick Noad “Country Dance‚” by Frederick Noad. Copyright © Frederick Noad/ASCAP “Walkin Blues‚” by Edward Flower. Copyright © Edward Flower/BMI “Dream a Little Dream.” Words by Gus Kahn. Music by Wilbur Schwandt and Fabian Andree. TRO—©—

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    The guitar is a very well known instrument and is a staple of western music. From acoustic to electric and even bass‚ with so many different guitars that have minor variations between them it is hard to imagine what would have led to such developments‚ since the predecessors of the guitar only marginally resemble current guitars. A large factor in the evolution of the instrument was society. Social influence ultimately led to the guitars we have today with guitars adapting to be able to fit the timbre

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    Curriculum Integration: Eroding the High Ground of Science as a School Subject? Grady J. Venville‚ John Wallace‚ Léonie J. Rennie and John A. Malone Science and Mathematics Education Centre Curtin University of Technology GPO Box U1987 Perth 6845 WA Australia Contact email: L.Rennie@smec.curtin.edu.au A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Australian Association for Research in Education‚ Fremantle: WA‚ 2-6 December 2001. Curriculum Integration: Eroding the High Ground of Science

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    Guitar Research Paper Most kids have a dream. Some dream of becoming presidents‚ astronauts‚ teachers‚ soldiers‚ policemen‚ firefighters‚ doctors‚ or whoever they look up to as a hero. And then there are kids who dream of becoming rock stars. They want to grow up and play on massive stages and have screaming and adoring fans‚ and how do they accomplish this dream? Well if you asked almost any kid who had this dream they’d say you have to learn how to play guitar. But what is the guitar? How is

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    The Physics of a Guitar

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    Physics of a Guitar (Rough Draft) The guitar is the most played instrument in the music world. The oldest surviving guitar is thought to be made around 1776 in Italy by Gaetano Vinaccia. Though‚ the guitar looks like a simple instrument to construct or play there is a lot of physics behind the creation of it‚ from the strings to the air inside‚ the anatomy‚ and the sound spectrum. There are three types of guitars that are made: nylon acoustic‚ steel-string‚ and electric. Acoustic guitars produce

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    Case Study 1 Guitar Maker 1) Of the Fayol’s 14 universal principles of management‚ I believe that the following principles are evident in C. F. Martin case: • Division of work – It is evident that specialization existed otherwise when the workers were shifted to fix the acquisitions‚ it would not have been a distraction to the company. Instead it would have worked out. • Unity of command – There was “top-down‚ traditional” way of giving instructions. Only the boss gave the workers instructions

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