Short loops, drum beats and sound effects, the kind often found on relatively inexpensive sample CDs, are basic tools for laying down most any kind of music track. While work like this is exactly what samplers were designed for, you don’t need to invest… more »
Are you a songwriting prude? Do you sigh and shake your head when someone mentions “rhyming dictionaries"? Well, folks, I hate to break the news, but the information highway is plowing a great big road right through your creative process and… more »
Should You Play Live Or Use A Computer? by kevin03 With the computer being able to do so many composites’ in the new era you might wonder should you play live or should you just synthesize every sound needed in the comfort of your own home? Many… more »
New Online Label Store VirtualMusicMarket.com Debuts
Nashville songplugger Raleigh Squires, a 30-plus-year veteran of the music business, has announced the opening of a new Internet record label/music download store at www.VirtualMusicMarket.com. more »
by Flash, Thursday 15 May 2008 à 14:47, Categories: Music, For Musicians
If you have been recording or producing music via a computer, you may have heard the term VST. What is VST and how does it figure in to playing, recording, and editing music? more »
Jimmy Bruno Guitar Institute Shatters Enrollment Projections, Introduces Proprietary Technology
The Internet-based Jimmy Bruno Guitar Institute (JBGI) announces that it has quadrupled in size, in just the last six months, to over 1350 paying… more »
