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  • "Songwriting Tips: Un-original Melodies Can Be A Good Thing..."  By : Calvin Rele
    The moment that people create a melody which they feel is great, many think it already sounds like another song. This is common, and I suffered from this many times. What you've got to understand is that ALL SONGS are RECYCLED MELODIES.

    Every song has a 'portion' of the tune which will be the same as another. So don't worry if you feel your song sounds like another.

    What's important to know here is that if your melody is a familiar one, then that's a GOOD THING. I'm not...
  • 10 Actions To Take Now To Triple CD Sales Overnight!  By : Kenny Love
    Musicians learn ten actions that can triple their music sales.
  • 10 Ways to Listen to Music (and which one is the Best)  By : Bill Reed
    Various methods for listening to your favorite music.
  • 1st Rule Of Promotion. Where Do I Start?  By : Chris Riley
    The Starting Point

    (1) Never put on a live music night unless you know the alternative crowd and are into the live music scene. Most people that start a regular night love that certain brand of music.

    (2) Find a local pub that is known for its live music following.

    (3) If you are under 18 find a church hall or community center. Function rooms are very cheap to hire or even free at times.

    (4) With pubs and nightclubs they don't usually give up weekend nights to fir...
  • 3 Doors Down Away From The Sun Rock Music CD Review  By : Clyde Lee Dennis
    One of the refreshingly nice things about this CD is the way all of the participating artists seem to be really enjoying themselves
  • 3 Keys to Maximizing Your Drum Skills  By : Daniel N. Brown
    There are many ways to increase the quality of your drumming and they can all be summarized into these 3 vital keys...
  • 33 Tips to Becoming a Great Pianist  By : Duane Shinn
    "There are at least 33 elements that contribute to becoming a good pianist," says Duane Shinn, pianist and owner of Keyboard Workshop in Medford, Oregon. "There are probably more, but without these 33 principles a pianist cannot hope to rise to the level of his ability."
  • 4 Drum Tips to Keeping Peace With Your Neighbors  By : Daniel N. Brown
    There are some quick fixes to help keep your family, friends, and neighbors at peace while still allowing you to drum. Just follow these four solid drum tips...
  • 4 Tips to Overcome Frustration With Your Drumming  By : Daniel N. Brown
    There are four main points to learning to play the drums. And, not only learning to play, but also getting better and
    developing new skills.
  • 4/4 Rhythm Strumming  By : ian Williamson
    If you are learning how to play the guitar, the basic 4/4 strumming technique is one of the first guitar playing techniques that you must be able to master.
  • 5 Tips For Choosing The Right Electric Guitar  By : Al Wielder
    Tips on making an informed decision when selecting an electric guitar.
  • 7 Great & Fun Ways To Earn Your Living In The World of Music  By : Duane Shinn
    There are lots of ways to make a living in the music industry, and very few of them have anything to do with getting on stage and performing, or trying to crack the lineup on American Idol.
  • 7 Reasons Why You Should Learn to Read Music  By : Bill Kernodle
    The process of learning to read music is a wonderful journey into the discovery of new musical horizons. Try it, you will not be sorry. Learn to read music today.
  • 8 Easy Musical Instruments That You Can Learn To Play Quickly  By : Duane Shinn
    Not all of us have the time, or want to invest the time in learning to play a complicated instrument such as the piano or guitar. There are easy musical instruments that you can learn to play quickly & easily.
  • A Beginner's Guide To Learning Guitar  By : Peter Finlay
    As an absolute beginner looking to learn the guitar, getting on the right track can be quite confusing. More likely than not, you will be confronted with a variety of conflicting information about who to see and how to start learning guitar.
  • A Bit of Banjo History  By : Cordelia Tremont
    Typically when you think of banjo music, you think of Dixie, Country,and of course, the Blues. Banjo and the Blues have a very strong connection but the interesting thing is that the type of Blues played is influenced by various areas of the country. Each offers a unique soundeven though it all comes from the same instrument. The banjo is a veryspecial instrument that creates a sound like none other.
  • A Brief History of Alvarez Guitars  By : William McRea
    Alvarez Acoustic guitars are well made and possess a rich tone only possible when something is handmade. They have a variety of models of acoustic guitar that appeal to rock players, folk players, and even classic players. They also have a list of artists who love their guitars.
  • A Brief History of B.C. Rich Guitars  By : William McRea
    Except for a brief stint with another manufacturer, B.C. Rich guitars are known for being well made and innovative. They have a loyal following of players and artists who enjoy the sound and quality.
  • A Brief History of Breedlove Guitars  By : William McRea
    Kim Breedlove has been making guitars since the mid 70 s, but the company was founded in 1990. They craft high quality acoustic guitars and mandolins and have a variety of styles that appeal to a wide range of players.
  • A Brief History of Dean Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Dean Guitars make both electric and acoustic guitars. Founded by Dean Zelinsky, he no longer owns the company but is involved with the creative design. Their line includes both traditional and more unique styles.
  • A Brief History of Dean Guitars  By : William McRea
    Dean guitars are a favorite amongst professionals and new players alike. People play these guitars for their durability, the sound, and the unique body structure. When you play a Dean, you are serious about playing the electrical guitar.
  • A Brief History of Epiphone Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Epiphone was created by Epi Stathopoulos, a member of a family of people who developed and made musical instruments. After his death, ownership fell to his brothers. Later, Gibson s parent company purchased it.
  • A Brief History of Epiphone Guitars  By : William McRea
    Epiphone instruments have their roots in Greece ever since the late 1800s. The guitars quickly became a main competitor for Gibson. Now, they are considered a division of Gibson, though they still maintain their own original line.
  • A Brief History of ESP Guitars  By : William McRea
    ESP guitars had their beginnings in Japan in 1975. Now they are a dynamic and expanding company with an impressive list of artists playing their guitars. Their list of guitar models is also extensive.
  • A Brief History of Fender Guitars  By : William McRea
    Fender® pretty much had its beginnings in 1938 when Leo Fender opened a repair shop. In 1946, he started manufacturing instruments. Now, Fender is one of the premier manufacturing companies out there.
  • A Brief History of G & L Guitars  By : William McRea
    G & L Guitars are handmade and are in a limited production. Originally started by Leo Fender, George Fullerton, and Dale Hyatt, G & L has a reputation for delivering electric guitars that are high quality and innovative.
  • A Brief History of Gibson Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Gibson is a premier manufacturer of guitars and other instruments. Their acoustic line offers different series and styles and serves a variety of playing needs. In general, the company is innovative and has had this reputation since its beginning.
  • A Brief History of Gibson Guitars  By : William McRea
    Orville Gibson first started making instruments in the late 1800s with his innovative mandolin. Even after his death in 1918, the Gibson Guitar Corporation has been dedicated to making excellent and innovative electric guitars that sound great.
  • A Brief History of Ibanez Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Ibanez is a premier manufacturer of both acoustic guitars and electric guitars and they have an impressive list of artists who play them. It is a Japanese company but has achieved widespread success throughout the world. They started by created replicas of popular guitar models, but now they have their own individual line.
  • A Brief History of Ibanez Guitars  By : William McRea
    Ibanez, originally called the Hoshino Gakki Company, began manufacturing guitars in 1935. Original guitars were copies of classic styles put out by companies such as Gibson and Fender. Now, they have a style all their own and are endorsed by some of todays hottest guitar players.
  • A Brief History of Jackson Guitars  By : William McRea
    Jackson Guitars started off as Charvel Guitar Repair, until Wayne Charvel sold Grover Jackson his rights to the company. One of the best known guitars that Jackson made was the Randy Rhoads model. Now, Fender owns the rights to the label.
  • A Brief History of Martin Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Martin Guitars had their beginnings in 1833 but the story begins in Germany with the birth of Christian Frederick Martin. When Martin was 15 he traveled to Austria to apprentice with a skilled guitar maker. He eventually moved to the United States and began his guitar company.
  • A Brief History of Ovation Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Ovation Guitars were developed by Charles Kaman. They are unique due to his background as an aeronautical engineer and boast unique design and material composite elements. Noted artists include Al DiMeola, Nikki Sixx, and the band, Godsmack.
  • A Brief History of Parker Guitars  By : William McRea
    Parker Guitars is a fairly new company. It was started in the early 90s by Ken Parker, an experienced luthier. His first model, the Fly, was developed after speaking with multiple guitar players about what they liked and disliked about their instruments. Their guitar line has since expanded.
  • A Brief History of Paul Reed Smith Guitars  By : William McRea
    Paul Reed Smith started building guitars while in college and for the months after college. He started off by convincing artists to try his guitars and critique them. Carlos Santana was one such artist and he was so impressed, he introduced Smith to the former president of Gibson, who went on to help him design guitars and become his mentor.
  • A Brief History of Schecter Guitars  By : William McRea
    Schecter Guitar Research is a company that started in 1989. They manufacture guitars both in South Korea and in California and offer a custom guitar feature in addition to their regular line. They hold a favor with hard rock and metal artists but also feature models for Blues and Jazz artists.
  • A Brief History of Takamine Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Takamine is a Japanese company dedicated to creating quality instruments. They have a presence in the worldwide market and artists such as Jon Bon Jovi love playing their guitars. Takamine makes a series of acoustic, electric, and acoustic electric guitars.
  • A Brief History of Taylor Guitars  By : William McRea
    Taylor Guitars officially began in 1974 with the purchase of a business by three friends. They had a rough beginning, but eventually persevered. Now the company boasts plenty of acoustic guitar models and has earned their place as one of the top acoustic guitar manufacturers in the world.
  • A Brief History of Washburn Acoustic Guitars  By : William McRea
    Washburn Guitars started off being associated with the Delta Blues style of music. Now, they are simply known for their excellent quality. They have guitars that appeal to all styles of players and boast a complete line of acoustic guitars.
  • A Brief History of Washburn Guitars  By : William McRea
    Washburn Guitars had their start in 1883 near Maxwell Street, which is the home of the Delta Blues. Now, they boast a diverse line of guitars and an impressive list of professional artists who play the guitars. They also made some important innovations to the field of guitar building.
  • A Brief History of Yamaha Guitars  By : William McRea
    Yamaha is one of those companies that make a wide variety of products. Among these are their acoustic guitars, and they have different styles that appeal to different kinds of players. Yes, Yamaha does make a lot of different instruments and other things. But, this does not compromise the quality of the guitars.
  • A closer look at Avril Lavigne  By : Tom Janison
    According to Avril’s mother the musical talents of her daughter were evident very early when she began singing with her mother in the church choir; she was all of two years back at that time
  • A Free Shortcut For Getting Massive Publicity To Launch Your Successful Music Career.  By : WMP Article Staff
    What's an easy way to gain Massive Publicity?

    Massive publicity can give your music career an enormous boost which can mean more music sales and much more exposure. There are many ways to get publicity. Certain tactics and gimmicks like controversial stunts have been utilized by countless musicians to get public attention and many these work great.

    One of the exceptionally effective ways of promoting one’s music is by attracting music journalists. The key is to leverage...
  • A Guide to Buying an Acoustic Guitar  By :
    Knowing how to choose the right guitar and how to identify a bad one, will save you from countless headaches, not to mention finger aches.
  • A Guide To Piano For Beginners  By :
    Classes that involve piano for beginners would include an introduction to reading and understanding the keys, chords and how to read musical notes. The piano is unlike any other instrument and sounds wonderful as stand alone music or as part of a group. The intense sound of a piano is one that captivates audiences with power or soothes them with serenity.
  • A Guide to the Parts of a Guitar  By : ian Williamson
    The guitar is one invention that dates back more than 5000 years ago. Through the years, it has evolved into what people know today as a 6 string musical instrument for right handed players.
  • A Look At The Music Of Scotland  By : Gregg Hall
    The unique music of Scotland is easily recognized around the world and has remained a vibrant force to this day while many forms of traditional music worldwide have experienced a loss of popularity to pop music.
  • A Matter of Style  By : Gordon Lee
    There are numerous styles of music to choose from when deciding what you want to sing, so where do you begin. Discover what musical style resonates with you.
  • A Potted History of the Guitar  By : ian Williamson
    The guitar is one of the most popular musical instruments today. Most of the music that you hear on the radio uses guitars in many different ways: pop, rock, reggae, blues, ballads and everything else is influenced by the guitar.
  • A Primer and Opinion on Digital Rights Management  By : Aaron Trubic
    Digital Right Management, or DRM as it is commonly referred, is a term used by music publishers to restrict access and usage of digital data. Another brilliant idea from the minds who brought you DivX!
  • A Review of Limewire Free Music Download  By : Ian Koch
    After reviewing other so called free download sites, the Limewire free music download software almost meets all the criteria of the pre-Napster disaster.
  • A Short History of Guitar  By : Rock
    The guitar is an amazing musical instrument with ancient roots and used in a huge variety of musical styles today, it is also called as solo classical instrument.It is most well known as the primary instrument in blues, country, flamenco, rock music and many other forms of pop. Guitars could be played acoustically or they may also rely on an amplifier, which usually allows for electronic manipulation of tone.
  • Accelerate Your Guitar Playing  By : Mike Hayes
    First, define your objectives and determine your approach. These objectives may change as you progress, but a goal is important before starting to play the guitar.
  • Acid Jazz - African Contemporary - Rai - Jazz Styles Drummers Guide  By : Eric Starr
    Acid Jazz draws on many musical styles Funk (mainly 1970s Funk), Soul, R&B, Hip Hop, Afro-Cuban, and Brazilian and it has no standard beats. This article will be discussing Acid Jazz, African Contemporary and Rai Jazz styles along with their history and developments.
  • Acoustic Guitar Sound Reflects Craftsmanship  By : Ben Franklin
    The bridge picks up the vibrations produced by strings (not the whole unit, but the part where the strings touch) and transmits it to the bridge unit, into the sound chamber.
  • Add Some Spice To Your Musical Meal By Using Diminished Triads  By : Duane Shinn
    Major and minor chords are the meat & potatoes of a musical meal. To add saltiness to the meal, add a few diminished chords.
  • Affirmation Music - Chants to Heal Your Life  By : George Symond
    Affirmation Chants are a powerful form of music created by the combination of primitive rhythms, repetitive sub-tunes and words, reciting tones and powerful positive affirmations that can change your life.
  • After You Book the Gig  By : Ty Cohen
    One of the most crucial things you can do for yourself and your band is to promote the gigs that you book. After all, getting that gig was hard work, now what you need to focus on is exposure. The only person who is going to market for you is you.
  • Agents and Managers: What They Are & What to Expect  By : Ty Cohen
    A manager offers a service to you that involves zoning in on your fortes and weak points. They can direct you to the type of instruction you need, depending on your current experience and talent.
  • Akon can touch your soul with his songs  By : Tom Janison
    A singer, songwriter, producer who is also into fashion and movies – Akon truly is the epitome of success for many of his fans across the globe.
  • All You Need To Know About Synthesizers  By : Sandra Stammberger
    Synthesizers are sound modifying and reproducing units. They can be either installed on a computer system or be physical like the classical synthesizers produced by Yamaha.
  • Alternative Rock Band Soul Asylum Bio  By : Rich Stephenson
    Soul Asylum is an American alternative rock band that formed in Minneapolis , Minnesota in 1983.
  • American Idol Wannabees: Do Us All A Favor?  By : Michael Nalbone
    Don't practice. Dress funny.
  • American Idol – One Dimensional Doesn’t Work  By : Jeff Gustafson
    I was not surprise at all that Chris was voted off the show. Although I loved his style and is voice he was just to...
  • An Alternative Way To Adjust Your Guitar Nut  By : Andrew Preston
    Most new guitars arrive from the factory with the nut just barely playable. Older guitars may have the nut filed or worn down so much that fret buzz cannot be eliminated by neck or string height adjustment. If you have a new guitar, or you are replacing the nut with a new one, here is an alternative method to file and adjust the nut material to make your guitar play like the professionals guitars play.

    Before adjusting anything, make sure your guitar is strung up correctly...
  • An Important Reason To Learn To Play By Ear  By : Jimmy Cox
    Listening to music is fun; playing music is more fun; playing music by ear is the most fun of all. If the player remembers the music he is playing by means of his ear, he is playing by ear. But most players who have learned to play by the traditional method of reading notes on a page and then punching keys on an instrument do not trust to their ears to tell them what is coming next.
  • An Introduction to 8-string guitar  By : Rock
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  • An introduction to Digital Piano  By : Rock
    Digital piano is a current electronic musical instrument especially designed to serve primarily as an alternative to the traditional piano, in both the way it feels to play and in the sound it produced. You get More for your Music: the lowest prices AND the best service in the musical instrument and equipment business.
  • An Introduction to the Types of Guitar  By : ian Williamson
    The guitar is one of the most popular musical instruments today. There are different kinds of guitars that are available out for different guitar players.
  • An Look Inside The Karaoke Machine  By : Christopher H. Waters
    The 'Karaoke' is a very popular form of entertainment. The Karaoke allows the singer to sing along with the favorite recorded soundtracks. The origin of the word 'Karaoke' is from Japan which means 'empty orchestra' or 'virtual orchestra'. Now a day Karaoke machines are widely used as an alternative playback device in films and even in computers and mobile phones.

    Overview of Karaoke Machine

    A Karaoke Machine is built-in with karaoke player, amplifier, speakers, and oft...
  • An Overview of Guitar Tuning  By : ian Williamson
    The guitar is such a simple and convenient instrument: just open the case and start playing. Well, it’s not THAT simple. A good practice before playing the guitar is to tune it first.
  • Are Online Guitar Lessons Effective ?  By :
    There are many reasons why a person might like to learn to play the guitar online. There are many sites in the internet that help a person expand their knowledge about this great instrument.
  • Are Singing Lessons With A Vocal Coach Necessary?  By : Chris Chew
    Many aspiring singers are undecided whether they need a vocal coach to improve on their singing skills. Are you one of them?
  • Are You an Organized Drummer?  By : Daniel N. Brown
    When preparedness and opportunity meet, success occurs. You will more likely meet with success by being organized when opportunity knocks.
  • Are You Holding Your Guitar Correctly ?  By : ian Williamson
    A guitar can be an easy and fun instrument to play. Start by learning the correct method of handling the instrument.
  • Are You Looking for A Helping Hand Up and Not a Hand Out?  By : Jaci Rae
    If you’re looking for a helping hand, there’s no need to look any further.
  • Are You Ready for a Record Deal?  By : Ty Cohen
    Is it a waste of time to try and get a record deal in the music industry today? Well, that is a question that each independent music artist must answer themselves. But, if you are one of those people who would love a record deal for whatever reason, then read on.
  • Arrangements Offered In Music  By : Jim Brown
    Some people might not understand all of the arrangements of music that are available to them. Most people might be very familiar with the sheets of music in a music store.
  • Artist Song Demos - How To Break Through And Sell Your Songs!  By : Tom Gauger
    As writers, it’s often difficult to be objective about writing and any aspect related to writing and creating the demos that are used to shop songs. As a former talent booking agent with the William Morris Agency, I can tell you that with all of the vast array of talent and gifted writers, only a few make it to the inner circle. There are various reasons for this, but none that come close to what we will spend the remaining time in this article talking about. Many a hopeful w...
  • Attitude - It Can Be Your Key To Success!  By : Mike Hayes
    Most guitar students sincerely desire to learn their instrument. Countless persons, however, inhibit their own progress with useless fears and thought patterns which manifest themselves in a quick decline in both practice and confidence.
  • Avoid the Burn of a Bad Music Contract  By : Ty Cohen
    If you are involved with any aspect of the music industry, then you will run across a time where music contracts will be involved. But you have to be very careful in the music industry.
  • Avril Lavigne’s music appeals top the mass  By : Tom Janison
    Avril Lavigne is one singer who has made a name for herself in a short time. She has it in her to make it big in the world of music.
  • Bad Guitar Playing Habits  By : ian Williamson
    In the course of learning to play the guitar, many people develop bad habits which are disturbing and inappropriate to people. These bad habits are easy to overcome once the person realizes that he has them and becomes familiar with the proper way to play the guitar.
  • Basic Guitar Buying Tips  By : ian Williamson
    Guitars are one of the best musical instruments man has ever created. In fact, almost 65% of Americans know how to play the guitar. This is because learning how to play the guitar is as easy as 1-2-3.
  • Be In Tune With Guitar Lesson Options  By : Ben Franklin
    There are a number of locations where free, basic guitar lessons can be found.
  • Beatin' The Blues And Bringin' In The Bucks  By : Johnny Albertson
    Is it possible to follow your bliss and make money online? One musician turned article marketer and affiliate is looking to answer that very question. He offers some great ideas to get started on your dream.
  • Become A Better Guitar Player By Composing  By : Peter Edvinsson
    You can learn to compose sheet music for guitar! Just start with the knowledge you have and begin to create your own compositions. Your guitar playing will benefit from these activities and it's fun too!
  • Become A Better Musician With Better Practice Habits  By : Gregg Hall
    As with anything in life, you will become a better musician the more you practice and even though you can't expect to be an overnight sensation in most cases, you can dramatically increase your performance by the way you practice.
  • Beginner Guitar Lessons Online Made Easy!  By : Munya Chinongoza
    Have you just bought a guitar or are you thinking of getting one, but you just do not have the first clue on how to strike a chord? If so, getting guitar lessons is definitely something you should consider.
  • Beginners guide to DJ'ing  By : Mark Mortlock
    Things to consider when starting out as a DJ:

    - What type of DJ will you be - Mobile Disco DJ or Club/Bar DJ? If becoming a Mobile DJ you will need a larger cross section of music as you will be catering to the tastes of many mixed audiences. If becoming a Club/Bar DJ you may be able to focus on one specific form of music.

    - Try out on a friends or community centres equipment first to see if you like it before you commit to any large expenditure.

    - Equipment to consider:

    - Record players (decks) or CD mixers. Technics 1200/1210 are the industry standard for record decks and Numark CDN 88’s for CD mixing are also good.

    - A mixer

    - Amplifiers and Speakers

    - Head phones

    - Microphone

    Make sure your first gig goes smoothly by:

    - Making a note of the equipment you will need on the night.
    - Turning up early if you are using the venues equipment to make sure you know how to use it.
  • Beginning Steps To Learning And Practicing To Be A Pianist  By : Hunter Pyle
    Anyone that’s learning to play the piano knows that you only become proficient at a new skill with plenty of practice. A roll up piano is something that you might find useful in helping you master the art of playing the piano. Many people that take piano lessons don’t have a piano at home due to the fact that a piano can be an expensive proposition. Owning a piano can also be difficult for some due to the space it takes up. This is where the roll up piano comes into play.

    ...
  • Benefits of a Mentor in the Music Industry  By : Ty Cohen
    Mentoring is a connection that is established with a person who is a specialist in their area. The mentor is always more experienced than the mentee. The mentor shares their experiences, and the lessons they have learned.
  • Best Songs to Start on the Guitar  By : ian Williamson
    Learning how to play the guitar is not only based on learning how to strum the chords it also includes learning to play the songs. If the player is a beginner, it may be a little difficult for him to play songs with the guitar.
  • Big Performance, Big Stage  By : DMF
    So you have prepared yourself and you think you're geared up. Act is fine-tuned, your costume or getup for the experience is prepared, and you couldn't probably try to feel any more confident.
  • Bits and Pieces of a Guitar  By : Sandra Stammberger
    The guitar is an instrument that is more than 5000 years old. Traces of this instrument can be discovered in ancient central Asia.
  • Blues Harmonica  By : Peter Lenkefi
    Blues Harmonica
  • Blues Piano Lessons - A Quick Tutorial  By : Paul Tobey
    A basic blues progression is something that every pianist should know. Here's a quick piano lesson to get started learning the right chords and the right scales.
  • Bob Marley: Legend - The Greatest Hits Album  By : Glen B. Porter
    The album Bob Marley Legend is one of the best albums of all time, especially in the realm of pop. Bob Marley Legend tells you the story of the world- famous Bob Marley and the Wailers, by having such classic tracks and all time hits as Buffalo Soldier, Stir it Up, Get Up Stand Up, Is This Love, just to name a few. Marley is one of the most phenomenal musicians in history, and almost single-handedly pioneered the art of reggae music. It is a testament to him that, despite the...
  • Booking Gigs, Beyond the Nightclubs...  By : Ty Cohen
    Sure, a lot of famous people get their start in nightclubs. But the nightclub and bar scene is not for every single musician and band out there. They are places to gain exposure and make a little extra cash, but who says they have to be the only place?
  • Brazilian Music Rank  By : Eduardo Reisinho
    Brazilians love music, with an intensity unknown elsewhere. In places like Salvador da Bahia the music and dance are a regular popular explosion. Until midnight on certain days of the long summer, the music doesn’t stop, with people and vendors mixing with bands and street musicians everywhere.
  • Budgeting Your Independent Label  By : Ty Cohen
    When calculating how to start a record label, you will need a budget. A simple way to break things down is by using categories, Income and Expense. Keep it simple because I am going to gather that most of us aren't accountants. Remember though, these are only your expected costs and profits...
  • Burn Your Music  By : Joe Bella
    When you burn music and get all those favorite songs on a single CD, you've likely saved yourself some bucks by not purchasing all the different CDs by different artists. I feel that paying for an entire album now days is absurd, unless you like all of the songs. I prefer to burn music to a blank disc and get exactly what I want.
  • Buy A Guitar Amplifier For Pure Volume!  By : Peter Mack
    A guitar just doesn’t sound the same without an amplifier. The strings are muted and strange; the special effects nowhere to be found. Following the tabs to a good and loud rock song will get you nowhere, especially if the musicians are palm-muting. Anyone half-serious about their guitar will find that guitar amplifiers are an absolute necessity. A good amplifier will give you three things: special effects, controlled sound, and probably the most important of all, volume! Jam...
  • Buying a Digital Piano for the Aspiring Pianist in Your Family  By : William McRea
    The piano is a great instrument to learn and an excellent one for the beginning musician. A variety of musical styles can be played on the piano including rock, jazz, show tunes, blues, and classical music. This is a great way to expose your aspiring pianist to a variety of musical styles and also enhance their creativity and musical know-how.
  • Buying a Drum Kit for the Aspiring Drummer in Your Family  By : William McRea
    When it comes to the beginning drummer, there are a few things to keep in mind when selecting a drum kit. Yes, drums are noisy and can take up a lot of space in a room. But they are also a rewarding instrument to learn how to play.
  • Buying a Guitar for Christmas for the Experienced Guitarist  By : William McRea
    Sure, getting a guitar pack for a beginner is certainly more than acceptable. The goal in the beginning is to just get started. But for experienced guitar players, purchasing a new guitar is a delicate process. They know what sound they like. They know how they like the strings and neck to feel. They will want a guitar that they feel bonded to.
  • Buying And Playing Your Guitar  By : Sandra Stammberger
    Guitars are favored instruments by almost all musical performers today. Anywhere you go, you will find this instrument or one of its relatives.
  • Buying Musical Instruments For A Child  By : Jim Brown
    The experience of owning and learning to play a musical instrument is a benefit that will last a lifetime for people of all ages
  • Buying Sound Cards - 4 Pro Tips  By : Ken Johnstone
    Sound cards create a bridge from the live performance of an instrument to your digital recording system. As such it's a very important component of your overall recording environment. This article will help you understand the key factors to consider, and avoid making the mistake of buying the wrong card for your situation.
  • Buying the Right iPod After Considering Needs  By : James Hunt
    Buying your very first mp3 player means that there are some things that you’ll need to decide on before you make you final choice and start loading your new iPod with music...
  • Buying Your First Cello Instrument Is Not As Hard As You Think  By : Susan Chiang
    For those of you not too familiar with what a cello looks like or sounds like, just imagine the sound and image of the violin, and then amplify the size and the sound texture many times over.
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