If you spend any time producing and arranging music, you know the struggle (first-world problems, yep): cables all over your keyboard, getting tangled up while you’re just trying to arrange a track. Or maybe you want to run over to the recording room to record a quick riff, and don’t want the hassle of having […]
For independent artists, releasing a song is no longer the finish line. In many ways, it is just the beginning. A decade ago, uploading music to streaming platforms already felt like a major opportunity for smaller musicians. Today, access to distribution is easier than ever, but standing out has become significantly harder. Thousands of tracks […]
Is it me, or do people who work in pro audio seem more sensitive? An earphone cable that feels “fine” during a short listening session can become distracting during a long edit – a rehearsal, a podcast, or a monitoring session, as it begins to rub against clothing, pull around the ear, or create handling […]
You’ll hear violin in various pieces, ranging from classical to pop tracks. This is why the violin has a special place in music. If you’re learning the violin, starting with timeless pieces is a smart move. Such pieces help you form solid skills while also getting that beautiful sound. And there’s the best part. You […]
You’ve been thinking about learning piano for years. Maybe you grew up around music but never had lessons. Maybe you played as a kid and want to start again. Or maybe you’ve always loved the sound of the piano in jazz chords, film themes, classic pop ballads, and you’re finally ready to do something about […]
Let me guess, you are a musician or audio professional, and you’re obsessed with high-quality audio. You learned how audio works, how to operate a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), audio plugins, and unlocked the secrets of mixing and mastering. All these skills took years to master, and some of you even pursued degrees – as […]
The world of music is changing faster than ever. New tools, new platforms, and new ways of listening are shaping how songs are created and consumed. At the heart of all this change is sound engineering, the hidden art and science that makes music connect with listeners everywhere. Something that is done by professionals back […]
Here’s something interesting: Everything you perceive in life is always in relation to something else. When someone says a $1,000 MIDI controller is expensive, they’re not saying it in isolation. They’re comparing it to something. Maybe they just saw a $250 controller, so $1,000 suddenly feels expensive. Or maybe they’re weighing it against the joy they’d […]
The music industry is not only about the stage, applause, and big hits. Behind it is a huge and diverse market, where thousands of professionals work – producers, marketers, sound engineers, lawyers, developers, managers, analysts, and dozens of other specialists. The main thing is to know how to get there. In this article, we will […]
When I was 7 years old, my mom sat me down and taught me the piano. Then I was “forced” to take ABRSM piano examinations each year. This meant weekly piano lessons and daily practicing. I passed Grade 8 when I was 15 years old. (damn) Later on, I started teaching classical piano. Then I […]