How to Record Music Remotely: Write Hits from Anywhere!
January 29, 2021
Think about this: you can work with a musician from anywhere in the world. Moving to one of the hot music cities is becoming a
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Music Scales: Beginner’s Guide to Musical Scales
January 25, 2021
Music theory scares many a musician. And, yes, there are some very complicated aspects of it. But in this post, we’re keeping it simple. I’ll
Vocal Effects: 7 Effects for an Unforgettable Vocal Sound
January 22, 2021
Want your vocals to sound more professional? Here’s the key… First, mix your vocals with EQ and compression. Second, apply some cool vocal effects. If
How to Quickly Learn to Play Music by Ear
January 18, 2021
If you want to up your game as a songwriter, musician, producer, performer… Learn to play music by ear. Playing by ear simply means playing
Cutoff Frequency: Key Tools of Music Production
January 15, 2021
You might think you know what a cutoff frequency is. And you might be right. But there are some nuances to it you may not
Phase Plant Tutorial: How to Use the Most Powerful VST Synth
January 11, 2021
Phase Plant puts the freedom and flexibility of modular synthesis inside your computer. But it can seem overwhelming at first glance. This tutorial will show
Music Blogs to Submit To [With Contact Info]
January 8, 2021
If you’re wondering what music blogs to submit to, I got you. This post includes info on 30 indie music blogs. An intro, their preferred
How to Submit Your Music to Blogs [Top Tips for 2021]
January 4, 2021
Like the rest of us, you want a glowing press write-up. And as an indie musician, you may naturally look to indie music blogs. But
Why You Need a Music Mentor [And How to Find One]
January 1, 2021
Sometimes it’s hard to ask for help. Especially as a musician. Many of us (including me) want to do it ourselves. That’s why we’re called
How to Record Piano: Get Pro Piano Sounds [With Any Budget!]
December 28, 2020
If you’re like me, you prefer the sound of a live piano over a keyboard. Something about it just sounds more authentic. Capturing the room
