Buddy System
Accountability. It might be the single most influential factor that defines people that meet their musical goals. This morning, I set up a buddy …
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Why is Compression
Everyone learns what a compressor does. The real question is why. A compressor isn't a one-trick pony — it's the same tool solving a whole variety of problems.
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Rush To Learn
Don’t be in such a rush to learn.
Burning In Speakers
Do you need to break in new speakers?
weakest link
One of the hardest things about learning to mix, especially when you’re starting out, is you’ll have no way of knowing when you’re done.
do you belong here
This account is getting really big.
Hoodie Camera Hack
After attempting loads of mouthcam videos, it was suggested to me that Jacob Collier is shooting keyboard videos wearing a hoodie turned around with …
Jam: reaper at BKS
So basically the way our classes work, we try and get you in and out of a DAW class as soon as humanly possible because we want to get to the fun …
logic prox click ghost
This little unsung hero is part of my workflow in Logic and it’s called Create Track.
The First Musician: chicken or egg
What came first? The musician or the instrument? It sounds a lot like the chicken and the egg question, which actually I think has been settled. From …
woven melody
Chords like these allow for an internal melody to thread itself, weaving its way through the chord structure.
what do I need to tune my piano
What do I need to tune my own piano?
Cents vs Hertz: Understanding Pitch Measurement
The relationship between cents and hertz — how to convert between them and why pitch works logarithmically.
