by Bill Bernico | Jan 26, 2008 | Practical MIDI
In my line of work, which is a solo MIDI artist, I'm constantly on the lookout for new and easier ways to do my job. In my columns and the column from Dave Gash, we explored the procedure of converting MIDI files to WAV or MP3 so that performers without a MIDI capable...
by Flash | Jan 16, 2008 | For Musicians, MIDI 101, Music
By Usha Rani In reality MIDI files are very petite since they use your sound card’s built-in instruments for crafting the sounds. The problem is that most sound cards don't have any decent sounds to start with, plus no two sound cards sound alike and therefore the...
by Bill Bernico | Jan 14, 2008 | Practical MIDI
Normally my column is not about promoting any specific instrument or brand name of a product or company. But when it makes what I do easier, I figure I have to pass this information along to the rest of you who may be considering doing a solo MIDI gig. I told you in...
by Flash | Jan 9, 2008 | In real life, News
Sarah Schmalenberger, hornist and musicologist, has launched the Life and Livelihood Study at http://www.musiciansurvivor.org in order to examine the physical and occupational well-being of women musicians who have had breast cancer. This national study has been...
by Flash | Jan 8, 2008 | For Musicians, Fun, Music, News
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by Flash | Jan 4, 2008 | For Musicians, Music
Eric Clapton in his 80's rock era, some good quality rock guitar licks can put you head and shoulders above the rest. I've compiled a few rock guitar licks here that you can use to boost your repertoire. Rock Guitar Lick - These 4 Licks Will Rock Your World By...
