Tools For Musicians

The importance of comfort should never be overloed – especially while you’re working in the studio. It’s not unusual for producers or studio engineers to spend long hours at work, editing, mi and mastering. The uncomfortable you are, the less you’ll be able to focus over the long haul. That can impact the projects […]

In this article, we’re going to compare the 7 best wireless guitar systems. Sometimes, as a musician, you just want to be free of constraints. This is especially true when you’re doing live shows, or are planning an especially energetic jam session. Wireless guitar systems are perfect for these situations, and it just so happens […]

Loing for a top fog machine for your next event but aren’t sure which to get? No problem, in this article we’ll compare the best ones! Naturally, fog machines aren’t all created equal, and room size can certainly be an important consideration when you’re loing at buying one. Budget can also be an important factor, […]

Are you thinking about learning to play the banjo? The banjo is a fun instrument and is perfectly suited for genres like folk, country, bluegrass, rock, jazz and others. These days you can even hear banjo being used in rather unconventional ways. For instance, consider the example of Steve’n’Seagulls playing AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck”. So, if you […]

A portable recorder can come in handy in a lot of situations. Maybe you’d like to record your practice sessions and listen back to how things went. Perhaps you’d like to record a podcast or capture audio notes as ideas come to you. Or, maybe you need to capture some live audio to go along […]

Loing for a good pair of studio headphones but aren’t sure where to start? Well here are the best budget headphones under $100, $200 and $300. The higher price point headphones will generally work better for a wider range of uses, but you can still get some good quality ones under $100. Best Studio Headphones Under […]

Whether it’s for recording, DJing, or live mi purposes, there’s no denying that a er is a good tool to have. A four-channel er doesn’t necessarily offer a lot of inputs or flexibility. You probably wouldn’t even a three-piece band with a four-channel er (unless you absolutely had to), because you could easily use […]

There are many factors that can affect your practice routine. Comfort is an often overloed but important aspect of practice. After all, if you don’t feel comfortable while practicing, you’re probably going to spend less time doing it. The time you spend practicing, the you’ll improve as a player. So, if you can […]

If you’ve spent any time listening to radio, you’ve probably noticed how deep and smooth the DJ’s voices sound on air. There are a couple of factors at work here – first, the microphone, and second, the effects. But the effects (maybe EQ and a bit of compression) certainly aren’t as significant as the quality […]

Does it seem like you’re never getting around to the one thing that matters most as a musician, namely, making music? I’ve been in your shoes. I used to spend countless hours reading, researching, marketing, blogging, experimenting, connecting with people on social media, sending and answering es, and mostly just spinning my wheels getting nowhere […]