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Listen to a piece called "Lets Have Fun", composed and played by myself.

In recent posts, I have introduced to you some of the music pieces I have composed over the years. In this post, I'll share with you some of my methods of composing.

As an electric guitar player there may come a time when you want to have an acoustic guitar section in your song. If you only have an electric guitar lying around this could prove challenging since playing it in an acoustic style just doesn't return the same result. Luckily there's a solution to this. You can buy yourself an acoustic guitar simulator pedal which can give you a sound that is damn close to the real thing.

You are having trouble finding a right party speaker; you are at the right place. It is very important to have a great party speakers for a beautiful party.

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Access4Artists is one such tool. In fact, we dare say that a4a may well be the only online tool you need to promote your band, interact with your fans and have a great centralized location online that any talent booker anywhere can access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It's like we took the entire process of how to get a gig and made it virtually idiot proof!

At Access4Artists, you have the ability to create an online press kit that is available instantly to promoters and talent seekers anywhere in the world. One phone call or email and in seconds your digital press kit is selling for you!

http://www.musopen.com/ Musopen is an online music library of copyright free (public domain) music. At Musopen they obtain recordings of public domain music that have no copyrights so that visitors may listen, re-use, or in any way enjoy music. Most of the music is of classical piano or symphony pieces.

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BTVSolo Interface is very cool and very user friendly. You do not have to be a computer genius to be able to master this program

Have they gone too far with this commercial? I don't know about you but it really pissed me off!

Really interesting and sometimes very unusual tips for MIX and mastering. I have strong feeling that it may cause really interesting results!

You want to make music, and you want to do it now with results you can take to clubs or sell to producers with pride, but not break the bank doing it. Well, let me tell you that there's now a way to do just that.

If you're looking for a piece of beat making software that combines all these three qualities at an affordable price then look no further than Dr Drum beat making software. Simple to use, with your first beats going down with just a few clicks it comes with a member area with video tutorials as well as a free report ($449 RRP) to help you move from amateur to professional by selling your beats. With hundreds of samples in 44.1 WAV professional format you'll be able to create your own professional sounding tunes from the start. With a 60-day money back guarantee and selling for the bargain price of just $39 you can't afford not to try it.

If you've been around for long and have been trying to find the perfect beat making program you know that there are basically two types of beat programs. There's the type that produce cheap sounding quality that only your mother would be proud of, and there's the professional quality programs that will cost you a whole lot of money and you'll have to spend months to figure out if you can before you throw your hands up in frustration.

As you begin to teach yourself more, pay attention to the different ways a chord can be played. For example, there are several different ways to play the C and G chords. Being versatile in your playing will allow you to change chords more smoothly later on, without having to worry about difficult finger placements. Also, when learning chords on your acoustic guitar, it is imperative that you build up your hands' muscle memory. This means that once you have gotten a chord down, practice it without looking down at the frets or strings. Feel for the strings and teach yourself in this manner with each and every chord. Similar to teaching yourself how to type properly, this is one major key to success.

"In my last blog I mentioned some of the very flexible MIDI mapping possibilities for BEHRINGER's DDM4000 in combination with your DJ system and software of choice. Since then, I have tweaked my own existing MIDI mappings to offer different creative options, and that's one of the great things about MIDI - don't like what a.."

GC: Really impressive course! Author: If you're learning to play the electric bass, you might notice the resources online for the instrument are scarce when compared to the girth of content available for guitarists. Fear not however, because of StudyBass.com. The site, the brainchild of a bass instructor with over 2,000 students experience, aims to supplement in-person electric bass guitar lessons online (although if you have enough discipline you could conceivably use the site to teach yourself a lot.) The site consists of lessons to read, supplemented with videos and audio clips, as well as a variety of exercises, quizzes and songs. electric bass guitar lessons online A study guide takes you through the basics of music theory, including reading music and the role of the bass guitar in modern music, and eventually onto playing the blues and complex chords. A word of advice from the site's creator: if you're going to use this site without the help of an in-person instructor, be sure to record yourself regularly. This will allow you to hear yourself as you really sound and (hopefully) allow you to be self-critical.

Even though this tutorial is meant for electric guitar learners, all the general guitar tips and advice will work for acoustic guitars as well. And if it doesn't have what you are looking for then see Essential FREE Tools to Learn Guitar Playing Online. When you are done learning and feel more comfortable with the guitar, you can check out the homepage for more guitar related information such as general music theory, practice lessons, how to read guitar tabs and diagrams and more. Features: * Free step by step electric guitar lessons for dummies. * 9 Lessons in total, to take you from an absolute beginner to an experienced player. * General guitar lessons both for acoustic and electric guitar learners, but geared more towards learners of electric guitars. * Each lessons contains the necessary theory, techniques and complementary music (MIDI) files in one place. * Free, no signup needed.