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Do your kids show interest in playing music? Pianos are a fun way for toddlers to build up their coordination skills while keeping entertained. And that may continue to fascinate them as they get bigger. Of course, a piano for a toddler between the ages of 1 and 3 won’t […]
Replacing ukulele strings can provide your instrument with several benefits. Although plastic and nylon are standard, especially on entry-level instruments, upgrading to new strings can improve the way your ukulele sounds and plays. Although nothing can make a $30 item sound like a $500 one, you’ll notice an incredible improvement […]
Drum shields are an essential equipment item for any performer. Even under the best of conditions, some sets can produce too many decibels for listener comfort. Any sounds above 85 decibels can be physically painful to hear. If you’re sitting in the front pew at church or standing near the […]
If you decide to learn how to play the guitar, you must know how to use a tuner. Stringed instruments experience shifts constantly because of the tension placed on them, requiring frequent adjustments. Each string can move subtly while at rest, causing the note to become slightly sharp or flat. […]
Recording and mixing brass instruments at home can be a lot of fun. The trumpet can peel off a high melody, provide low tones for a bass line, or create a jazzy feel through structure or improv. Few instruments carry sound as well as a trumpet. It offers a loud, […]
Mixing live audio is a lot different than mastering something in the studio. Events are happening in real-time, which means you must get things right on the first try. Although it can be a stressful experience, the outcome offers plentiful rewards when you’re successful. There are times when things will […]
The Synth pad’s widely accepted definition is something along the line of “sustained chord or the tone extracted from Synthesizer, used as the background harmony or synchronizing the atmosphere. It’s used in the same way as the string part used to pad out the sound of a film score or […]