Subcat Studios: EQ and Compression Basics In the fifth and final part of this series, the folks over at SubCat Studios in Syracuse, New York go over EQ and compression basics.
Making Music Product Spotlight with Chuck Schiele: Halo Sport 2- One Of A Kind Headphones With Shocking Results
Trumpeter/hornist Jeff Stockham talks about playing historic instruments & his work in the film “Lincoln”
Making Music Product Spotlight with Chuck Schiele: Halo Sport 2- One Of A Kind Headphones With Shocking Results
Trumpeter/hornist Jeff Stockham talks about playing historic instruments & his work in the film “Lincoln”
Drumming With Seniors Part II – A Simple Concentration Exercise In this latest article we will cover an example from my book, Simple Drumming For Seniors, of an easy exercise you can do to increase your concentration.
How to Play Slap Bass In order to play slap bass, a bass player must think like a drummer –that is, to hit the strings with the thumb to get the right tone, the wrist must rotate in the same way a drummer’s wrist does when playing the traditional, or jazz, grip.
Gibson Announces History-Making Slash Collection Confirmed for Release Worldwide In 2020 A partnership that crosses over three decades, Gibson and Slash announced on January 9 the release of the first-ever Slash Collection. In a history-making move for the brand, the Slash Collection will feature multiple acoustic and electric guitars. The new Slash Collection will officially premiere at the Gibson experience space, 3rd Floor, Ballroom A, during […]
Drumming With Seniors Part II – A Simple Concentration Exercise In this latest article we will cover an example from my book, Simple Drumming For Seniors, of an easy exercise you can do to increase your concentration.
What’s in a Name: Is it a Violin or a Fiddle? Ask any violinist if there’s a difference between a violin and a fiddle, and they will say, “If I had a nickel every time somebody asked that!”
Newly Released Casiotone Models Boast New Design, Comprehensive Features Casio America, Inc., recently announced that its new Casiotone CT-S300 and LK-S250 electronic keyboards are now available. Revamped to hit a high note with music lovers of all ages, these keyboards are ideal go-anywhere musical partners. Like the original Casiotone models from the 80s, the new CT-S300 and LK-S250 allow anyone to have fun making […]
How to Play Clarinet Scales: D Minor We have reached the final video in our series on clarinet scales! In this video, Cassidy will teach out how to play the D minor scale on clarinet.
Breathing exercises for singing As a singer, you may have some questions about breathing. Maybe you’ve read tips or received advice that confused you. In this article, I’ll attempt to answer those questions and clear up any confusion on breathing for singing. Why is breath so important? Without breath, we can’t sing. You probably knew that already. But […]
Grace Kelly Plays Yamaha’s Venova Yamaha’s latest wind instrument, the Venova, is compact, durable, and great for a saxophone sound on the go. Check out Grace Kelly’s demonstration!
Gibson Announces History-Making Slash Collection Confirmed for Release Worldwide In 2020 A partnership that crosses over three decades, Gibson and Slash announced on January 9 the release of the first-ever Slash Collection. In a history-making move for the brand, the Slash Collection will feature multiple acoustic and electric guitars. The new Slash Collection will officially premiere at the Gibson experience space, 3rd Floor, Ballroom A, during […]
Subcat Studios: EQ and Compression Basics In the fifth and final part of this series, the folks over at SubCat Studios in Syracuse, New York go over EQ and compression basics.
Managing Mic Cable Spaghetti The microphone cable remains one of the most popular cable types used in audio and video production. This is true for schools and churches as well as for recording studios and live performance production. While wireless microphones have eliminated the need for some mic cables, the growth in the use….
Dave Sanborn, Legendary Saxophonist, Presents the First Season of His New Show “Sanborn Sessions” Dave Sanborn, veteran saxophonist and six-time Grammy Award winner, has announced he will soon present the first episode of his new music show, Sanborn Sessions. The new series is hosted by Sanborn and features a diverse roster of accomplished artists from a variety of genres and generations. In its initial season, Sanborn welcomes Kandace Springs, Terrace […]
The Winter Solstice in Song: A Short List for the Longest Night On December 22, the world heralds the winter solstice, the longest night of the year in the northern hemisphere. As the darkness lifts, the days will grow longer. Winter Solstice celebrations all over the world mark the midwinter cycle of the seasons and new beginnings. The December solstice gave rise to celebrations that can be […]
Every Student Succeeds Act Designates Music Part of Well-Rounded Education News December 16, 2015December 14, 2015 Jon 0 Comments
