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Scientists Have Created The Loudest Sound Ever... Yes, Louder Than Your Amp Turned To 11
How loud is the loudest sound ever made - even the loudest sound it is possible to make? Scientists think they have the answer, and it might surprise you how they got there.
The Clarinet Is A Unique Instrument To Use When Orchestrating. Here's Why.
The design, evolution and range of the clarinet make it a fascinating instrument to play and score with. Here, Thomas Goss shows you exactly why that is the case.
Orchestration Tips: "Sauce Making" With Sample Libraries
What's the secret to making great-sounding orchestral parts? As Jay Asher explains, it's all in the sauce. Read on to find out the recipe...
Music for Yoga And Meditative Environments: Concepts, Tips And Techniques
The Health and Wellness industry is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years. Here are some tips from an experienced practitioner of making sonic textures for yoga and meditation.
MIDI Techniques Explored - Event Vs. Region Quantization
Do you know the difference between MIDI events and regions, and how each one is affected by quantization? Find out in this video.
Incredible Piano Covers With Embertone’s Steinway D VSTi
Hear a product specialist from Embertone demonstrate the unique sound and amazing versatility of the Steinway D VSTi in this video - and watch the whole recorded MasterClass for free.
Music Producer Tips: Getting Results By Being Relentless
The right mindset is just as important as having technical skills when it comes to succeeding at the music game. Here are some insider tips to help you get to where you want to be.
Learn 5 Finger Patterns And Other Pro Keyboard Techniques With Jordan Rudess
Jordan Rudess shares some of his performance and warm-up secrets in this video - it's invaluable advice for keyboard players of all skill levels.
Who Needs To Do What When Recording An Orchestra
Recording a full blown orchestra is definitely not a one-person task. Olajide Paris reveals the list of roles that will need to be filled on anything from a smaller to a heavy cinematic session.
Why Tempo Maps, Clicks And Time Signatures Are Crucial For Orchestral Recording
Live orchestral recording brings its own unique set of challenges and they start with accurate click, tempo and time signature setup. Olajide Paris explains how to get it right.
Music Theory: Breaking Away From The ‘Original Beat Recipe’
It's easy to make your beats unique and interesting, even if they start off pretty conventional. Here are some top tips to liven up your rhythms and create more life and variation for your tracks.
Here's 2 Simple Ways To Get Pro-Sounding String Performances
Understanding glissando and portamento will help your string orchestrations to stand out, whether you're recording live strings or using MIDI to program articulations. Here's how.
Harmonic Mixing Tips For DJs & Musicians
Learning the secrets of harmonic mixing can be the key to unlocking even better DJ performances. Sara Simms explains the concept, and how to use it in practice.
Here's Some Fundamental Keyboard Skills Every Producer Should Know
Understanding the basics of keyboard playing needn't be scary even if you've never had format training. In this quick video, Matt Vanacoro explains how to play major scales.
Music Theory: How To Recognise Musical Phrases By Their Rhythmic Pattern
Ear training is crucial to becoming a better player and producer. Here, Gregg Fine explains how to listen to the rhythm and phrasing of musical parts to better understand them.
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