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Disability and Accessibility Music
What are blind people's favorite music to listen to, and why?
Blind people enjoy listening to music as much as anyone else. However, they have a unique perspective on music and the way they enjoy it. Many blind people prefer to listen to instrumental music because they can’t see the visuals that accompany many songs. They also enjoy music with lyrics that have strong emotional content. Music that is easier to keep time with, such as drum and bass, is also popular. Blind people also enjoy music with a strong beat, as this helps them to keep their sense of rhythm. Finally, some blind people prefer music that has a personal meaning for them, such as music that reminds them of a place or time in their life.
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How can I enjoy Apple Music on an MP3 player?
Apple Music is a streaming service which allows users to listen to millions of songs and albums on their devices. It can also be enjoyed on an MP3 player, as long as it is an Apple Music compatible device. To do this, you need to download the Apple Music app, sign up for an Apple Music subscription, and then sync your MP3 player with the Apple Music app. Keywords: Apple Music, MP3 Player, Streaming Service, Sync.
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Are certain genres of music worse for your hearing?
Are certain genres of music worse for your hearing? Yes, certain genres of music, such as rock and hip-hop, are worse for your hearing than other genres. Exposure to high volumes and frequencies of sound associated with these genres can cause hearing damage, including permanent hearing loss. It is important to always use ear protection when listening to music, especially loud music, to avoid damaging your hearing.
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Is Google Play music going away?
Google Play Music is set to be discontinued in December 2020 due to the launch of YouTube Music. Users will be transferred and their music libraries, playlists and radio stations will be transferred to YouTube Music. Google Play Music will no longer be available after the transition period.
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