Friday August 27 2021, 5:15 PM
Music Business Card Ideas
Digital marketing is all the rage these days, but that doesn't mean that in-person marketing for your music isn't important.
The gig scene is still kicking, even in a pandemic, and business cards being passed...
Thursday August 26 2021, 2:14 PM
Songwriting Challenges Boost Creativity
Sometimes it's hard to be a songwriter. You may always be expected to have a hit, no matter what you're feeling, what you're not feeling, or what's happening in your life. Writers go through dry spells...
Tuesday August 24 2021, 3:15 PM
How Do Singers Become Famous?
Singing as a career can be a tough field to stick in. It seems like everyone sings these days, and with social media, it seems like we all have a platform.
The competition is pretty thick, so you have to go...
Monday August 23 2021, 7:30 PM
How To Become A Better Songwriter
Writing songs requires a huge amount of skill that many people don't take into consideration. Songwriting is a craft that can be consistently trained to get better and better over time. Where do you think...
Saturday August 21 2021, 6:10 PM
"Why Can't I Sing?"
There is a variety of reasons why someone cannot sing well, or even sing at all. Many reasons are apparent, but some reasons are quite hard to figure out.
Many people lacking knowledge or the ability to hear themselves...
Friday August 20 2021, 1:50 PM
Pop Songs In Public Domain
Public domain songs are goldmines when it comes to covers and remakes . Songs that fall in the public domain are free to use for any reason, and many of these songs are popular hits that can take your musical...
Wednesday August 18 2021, 11:06 AM
How To Fix Headphone Hair
You're here because you know what it's like to get into the studio booth with your fresh hairstyle and dread the process of fixing your hair after the session.
Even worse, you may need to look good during the...
Tuesday August 17 2021, 6:47 PM
Free Pitch Correction Plugin for Garageband
Garageband offers you a free pitch correction tool that makes it easy to record vocals that are in tune with your music.
Many refer to this as autotune, but that term actually refers to a specific...
Monday August 16 2021, 3:52 PM
How To Become A Paid Songwriter
There's a good chance that you can get paid for your songwriting skills if you know where to find the right opportunities. Writing songs will always be a great way to make money since music, in general, will...
Friday August 13 2021, 7:30 PM
What Is A Click Track In Music?
A click track is a series of audio clicks that are used to keep the tempo precise in a song. The audio clicks are usually made into the sound of an instrument like a cowbell, hi-hat, or beeping. Click tracks...
Wednesday August 11 2021, 11:32 AM
How Do You Do Vocal Layering?
Vocal layering, also called vocal stacking, is the process of recording vocals on top of each other to create a fuller effect.
Vocal layering naturally happens when we, as singers , combine with at least one...
Tuesday August 10 2021, 4:12 PM
What Does Tonic Note Mean In Music?
The tonic note is the first note, or the home note, in any scale or key. Each scale has eight unique notes, and the last note is also the tonic note, an octave above the first note.
In solfege , the...
Monday August 9 2021, 4:42 PM
The Cycle Of Major And Minor Thirds
While you don't often hear about the "circle of thirds", some musicians regularly refer to a "cycle of thirds". A cycle of thirds that includes all minor intervals can be seen in the diagram below. Each...
Sunday August 8 2021, 2:21 PM
What Is A Cover For A Song?
To make a cover of a song means making your own interpretation of a song.
While people in all genres and styles sing tunes created by someone else, a cover means that you have created a version that gives the...
Saturday August 7 2021, 12:24 PM
What Is A Post-Chorus?
Many people are familiar with a chorus, a verse, a bridge , and even a pre-chorus, but not many people talk about the post-chorus.
Some people use post-choruses without realizing it, just considering it a second part...
