Don’t freak out, there are some things you should know before you start songwriting like the main parts of a song, but this article is full of advice for beginner songwriters.
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Songwriting Tips from The Pros
It’s important when songwriting to know the parts of a song so you can piece it together properly, but these songwriting tips from the pros will definitely get you on your way.
What’s In Your Gig Bag?
Making Music wanted to see what professional musicians kept in their gig back. Check out the answers below to our complex question, “What’s in you gig bag?”
Breaking Down a Score for Sight-Reading
This guide will show you how Breaking down a score for sight-reading will help you tackle any music that is thrown in front of you at the last minute.
Shoelace Cables Tip
Chuck adds to that with a simple shoelace cables tip about using your shoelace to tie the cables. So simple you didn’t even think about it.
Waiting for The One (Rhythm Tip)
This tip isn’t for just playing in the proper rhythm, but keeping it while someone goes off on a solo. It’s called waiting for the one.
Guitar Case Tip
Want to know a really quick guitar case tip? It’s really simple and easy to the point it’s almost obvious, but it could be the difference between damaging your instrument and costing your hundreds.
How to Eliminate Microphone Feedback
Here’s how to eliminate microphone feedback thanks to another one of Todd Hobin’s extremely helpful videos. No one likes feedback and a lot of people don’t know why or how it happens.
Finding Your Mouthpiece
A mouthpiece is a very personal choice. Although brass players will hear lots of advice and debate about which model or design is best, the mouthpiece you choose should depend on your experience, the music you play, the instrument you use, and the sound you desire.
Pre-Production Checklist: Are You Ready For The Studio?
Most sessions that go badly are blown way before the first note is played. A good plan begins with a pre-production checklist. Start here, but keep adding to it until you know you’ve got all your bases covered.