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In the CD for the game, Never made the final release)Too Hot (Feat. DJ Babu) - Swollen Members (SSX: Out of Bounds Track)Last Day of School - Wylde Bunch (Song featured in a music video for EA Sports BIG | Not in the final release)Pedal To The Metal - Kazzer (TL;DR: Reddit User "EX-Slated" found/discovered in the game files that Atomica was announcing a song from an artist named Kazzer that's not in the final game, However he has a theory that the song was supposed be Pedal to the Metal considering it was part of his album that came out a year before SSX 3 was released, kind of a downer since the song's a banger and would of fit right it in with the game)SSX On Tour[]One of the most notable features of every game in the SSX series has been the soundtracks, which typically change and adapt with remix effects as the player moves across the environment. Like SSX Tricky and SSX 3, SSX on Tour features a licensed soundtrack that includes rap, punk, rock and alternative music styles. However, the prominence of punk and rock is a departure from the more electronic (big beat, drum n bass, house, techno) soundtracks of previous games in the series.Unique to this title, full tracks are used on the menu screens play while only instrumental versions are used during races. In addition, when performing "Monster Tricks" during an event, the music will fade away, to be replaced with the sound
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Get help with your music theory!This site is designed as a resource for music theory students to increase their understanding of music theory, and to enhance their ability to quickly translate this knowledge to the keyboard and into musical notation. I have been teaching college level music theory for over 30 years in Northern California. During this time, I developed many successful simple methods to develop student's understanding of music theory and notation, as well as numerous techniques to help students make faster identification of chords, simplify principles of theory rules, quickly understand figured bass symbols, spot errors in assignments, and speed their ability to translate chord progressions to the keyboard.These tips and techniques are based on a practical musical approach, to encourage thinking about music theory and notation in the same manner that a musician thinks while actually reading and performing music. The goal is to develop fluency in seeing what is there on the musical page with clarity of understanding, as quickly and efficiently as possible.Use your eyes, not just your earsAs musicians, we are used to depending on our ears to hear what is going on in a piece of music. But many times when studying music theory, we need to depend on our eyes instead, on our ability to “see” what is going on on the page. This skill of seeing is often underdeveloped, since it is often easier to let our ears do the work. By improving our ability to observe and understand what is on the page, we can greatly improve our skills in music theory and analysis. Once the visual understanding and aural skills are more closely matched, music theory does not usually seem so intimidating and frustrating.When working on music theory homework, listening to a lecture in a music classroom, or taking
