In this article, Sydney K explains how we can hone the craft of arranging while also keeping a consistent sound from the beginning of an album to the end.
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As with all things, arranging an album is about balance, and whether this is your first album or your hundredth, these simple principles will ensure that listeners will be engaged by your music from start to finish.
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This guide is designed to help musicians who want to create their first record, whether it be an EP or LP. Of course, if you’ve already released your first record, there’s still plenty of information here that could help you, so let’s get started.
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Given the recent DistroKid controversy, subversiveasset thinks that now is the perfect time to ask an accountant, especially if you’re a non-US musician.
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Put down your flaming bassoons and tuning forks. Subversiveasset is here to explain why video game music is not a brand, and video game music isn’t your brand.
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Congratulations! You’ve just decided to enter the exciting world of video game covers, but where do you begin?
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Diwa de Leon aka String Player Gamer shares 7 tips for becoming a successful online musician.
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Burnout is creative exhaustion, and it can happen for a number of reasons. These are just a few ways to overcome burnout, but it’s a problem that’s never truly solved.
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A brief and community-fueled guide to creating music in a short amount of time.
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With a webcam and a light audio setup, performers can take requests, jam out to their favorite songs, and even record and produce tracks in real-time with an audience. Many people have asked how streamers such as ToxicxEternity, 8BitDrummer, and myself set up their computers to run a Live Music Stream – here’s your answer!
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Ro Panuganti explains how and why to legally license your covers. As our favorite Batman nemesis echoed, “If you’re good at something, never do it for free,” and video game cover artists are no exception.
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