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  • How to Get Your Delay Pedal to Self-Oscillate

    Delay pedals are guitar effects that will repeat whatever you play for a certain amount of time. A good example would be the intro to U2's "Where the Streets Have No Name." One cool...

  • How to Get Coldplay Tickets

    Formed in London in 1998, Coldplay has become one of the major modern rock acts of the 21st century. With four acclaimed albums under their belt, the band regularly sells out performances all over...

  • How to Sell Concert Tickets in Paris

    The Internet has undoubtedly taken the work out of individual marketplace sales. The days of putting up posters for services or items for sale are virtually extinct, as the online marketplace...

  • How to Play Sunburn on the Piano

    Playing "Sunburn" on the piano keeps your fingers agile as they fly over the keyboard. Bring the popular alternative rock song from the Muse stage to your own living room and let the haunting...

  • How to Play All My Life on the Piano

    The digital age has put a new spin on music. If you had a specific piano piece you wanted to learn 30 years ago, a piece like "All My Life," you would have to either play it by ear or purchase...

  • How to Improve Sight Reading at the Keyboard or Piano

    Sight reading is a valuable skill for keyboard or piano players. It makes it much easier to learn new music. In addition, it makes accompanying others for a sing-along or choir practice more...

  • How to Go to a Gig

    Wondering which gig to go to? If you find it hard to find an interesting gig or concert, you're not alone. Live music is a great way to meet people, enjoy your night and unwind from the week's...

  • How to Attend a Classical Music Recital

    I used to study classical vocal music and have been to many recitals. Use these tips to avoid any potential pitfalls.

  • How to Bring Music to the Ears of the Elders

    Music may or may not tame the wild beast. But certainly, it comforts the older soul. To all of us music is important; very important, indeed. But for those to whom music serves as a portal to...

  • How to Connect Guitar Amps to Cabinets

    Half stack and full stack guitar amps consist of two basic parts: a power source, and a cabinet, or speaker. Most people buy these two together, but it's not necessary. Sometimes, certain amps...

  • How to Boost Band Revenue with a Merchandise Table

    There’s more to the music industry and running a band than just the music. Much of the music industry is also in your image as a band, and, perhaps more importantly, how marketable that image is....

  • How to Make a Calendar for MySpace

    Promoting a live band is not easy. The Internet provides easy access to most music, but not much information on live shows--it can be tough to get the word out to fill a venue. You can make your...

  • How to Get on American Idol

    American Idol is one of the most popular tv shows on air today. Millions of people audition for American Idol, why haven't you? If your a great singer and your interested in getting on American...

  • How to Play Major and Minor Chords on the Keyboard

    If you play keyboard or piano, you need to know how to play major and minor chords or triads on the keyboard. These basic chords have three notes and are built on thirds. Learn how to find them...

  • How to Hook Up Peavey Mixers

    To get the most out of your PA system, you must know how to properly set up its components. The mixer is an integral piece that takes the sound being picked up by microphones and processes it to...

  • How to Write a Concert Report

    Whether you are attending a concert for a class or covering a musical event for a publication, writing a readable, interesting concert report is key to documenting the experience. The conventions...

  • How to Build a Mic Cable Box

    One of the worst things that can happen to a sound guy or DJ is to have a speaker or artist yank the microphones out of the mixer in the middle of a speech or set. You need a mic cable box to keep...

  • How to Connect Peavey SP3 Speakers to an Amplifier

    Peavey SP3 speaker enclosures are three-way, full-range enclosures producing 1,200 watts program of output at an impedance of 8 ohms. These professional-grade enclosures produce great sound...

  • How to Choose a Piano Tuning and Repair Service

    A piano tuning and repair service is a luxury item these days, but if you've already invested in a beautiful musical instrument, or you're rehabbing an antique heirloom piano, it's well worth it....

  • How to Double the Bass on the Keyboard or Piano

    If you are playing hymns or accompaniments on the keyboard or piano, doubling the bass can be very effective. However, there are some tips you should know to play more effectively in this style.

  • How to Negotiate Payment for a Music Gig

    Many musicians and performers of all types often have trouble getting paid what they deserve for their very valuable services. Here are some tips for getting an edge up on owners and managers.

  • How to Start a Church Coffee House on a Limited Budget

    As promised, I am continuing with a series of articles about running successful church coffee houses. In this economy, most of us are looking for more affordable activities and events to take our...

  • How to Avoid FEEDBACK (Harmonica Players)

    Learn some basic ways harp players can avoid feedback!

  • How to Go to a Concert

    Are you going to your first concert and not sure what to expect? I'll tell you everything you need to know to stay safe and have fun!

  • How to Start a Band for Profit

    There are benefits to forming your own band rather than joining an existing band. You have control of the overall direction of the band, the genre' of music you will perform, and most of all you...

  • How to Play Dueling Banjos

    Ever since it became a #2 single in 1973, "Duelin' Banjos" has been one of the most universally popular bluegrass songs in the repertoire. People like it for the simple, hummable melody---not...

  • How to Set Up Audix Drum Mics

    Getting the right sound out of your drum kit, either in the studio or on stage, will usually require some quality drum mics and Audix makes some of the best. Choosing the right mics for the right...

  • How to Get Tickets to Your Favorite Concert

    So your favorite band or artist is finally hitting the road? Follow these steps to make sure you see them live!

  • How to Play Bass Guitar in a Worship Team or Band

    Worship teams in church frequently consist of either a guitar or keyboard, plus three to five vocalists. Church worship leaders usually desire more musicians, but congregants are either unwilling...

  • How to How do I hire a live wedding band for my wedding reception

    If you are holding a social occasion such as a birthday party, corporate event or you are having a wedding party - the music is going to be one of the most fundamental aspects of the party. Of...

  • How to Dig Bob Dylan

    Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman on May 24, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, musician, painter, poet. His influence on music and pop culture is undeniable. The man is a living legend...

  • How to Get Your Harmonica Heard

    A simple explanation of how harmonica players can be heard in medium to large venues!

  • How to Connect an Effect via an Insert Jack on a Pro-Sound Mixer

    An insert jack on a mixer provides a very easy way to connect an effect (reverb, equalization, etc) to a specific input channel with a minimum of changes and connections to the system. While they...

  • How to Download Free Music Legally

    It is easy and legal to download great music for free.

  • How to Connect a Guitar to a Pro-Sound system with a Direct Box

    So you’ve learned to play the guitar, and have perhaps gotten to be pretty good at it, but all of your performing to date has been done through your guitar amp. Now you have a chance to...

  • How to Start a Band at College

    A great way to meet people at college is to start a rock band. You will hang out with other people with similar interests, both musically and otherwise. It's also a great activity to occupy your...

  • How to create a free internet radio Station

    I don't know about everyone else out there, but I personally think that the ability to broadcast your thoughts, and musical preferences over the internet is pretty cool. So, this article is about...

  • How to Shop for a Clarinet

    I wanted to write about how to shop for a clarinet. So many of you may have kids that are interested in learning to play musical instruments if it is still offered at your school. Here is a good...

  • How to Clean Your Drum Kit And Cymbals

    Many musicians know that presentation is important. It reflects your attitude about the music you play, and what you feel your role as musician is. Many instrumentalists are practically...

  • How to Find Local Events in Wichita, KS

    Undecided on your weekend plans? Here are some tips for finding local events and attractions in the community of Wichita, Kansas.

  • How to Use a Drum Machine Live

    Using a drum machine can bring a consistency to live shows that can sometimes be better than a real drummer. Some styles of music are complemented by the various electronic sounds a drum machine...

  • How to Enjoy Classical Music: Enjoying Beethoven

    Ludwig van Beethoven was an absolute giant of music. A rather arrogant individual, he thought of himself as somewhat of a musical messiah; once you've learned to appreciate and enjoy his music,...

  • How to Do Tricks With Drumsticks

    You've seen Bonham doing flashy moves with his Vics, and Keith Moon looked like he had propellers attached to his arms...You stared wide-eyed at the screen wondering, "How did they do that?" But...

  • How to Adjust a Graphic Equalizer

    Adjusting a graphic equalizer takes knowledge of frequency bands as it relates to music and sound. You must be aware of how each band affects the sound that is being produced and that both...

  • How to Promote Your Band with Free Online Tools

    You're in a band. You don't have time to worry about promoting your music--you're too busy writing it. Here's a list of free online tools that make it easy to generate buzz, so you can concentrate...

  • How to Find FREE Karaoke Online

    Karaoke has become more popular than ever. Nowadays, you don't have to go out to crowded bars and sing in front of drunken strangers! You can do karaoke in the privacy of your own home, on your...

  • How to Prepare For A Beach Concert

    Going to a concert on the beach can be an absolute blast, but it won't be if you are not prepared!

  • How to Get Basilica Block Party Tickets

    The Basilica Block Party is one of the biggest events of the summer in the Twin Cities. This two-day outdoor concert in July brings big name and up-and-coming bands to the Twin Cities for an...

  • How to Review a Band’s Show

    Most music lovers enjoy seeing their favorite bands live. The energy live music generates is undeniable. So why not capture the experience in a show review? Writing reviews is beneficial for many...

  • How to Create a Piano Recital Brochure

    Preparing a brochure for a piano recital is not difficult with a word-processing program. There are several details to consider before you begin.

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