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Snoop Dogg is just as well known today for his West Coast rap style of talking as he is for his hit tracks. "Snoop speak", as the lingo is known, is full of rap lyric illusions, unique sounds and an interesting use of a new suffix, the "-izzle.".. more »
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Different methods can be used to engage children when teaching them how to sing. One method is to stretch with them before you start singing. You'll want to stretch out different parts of the body to relax the muscles. This technique can also ... more »
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Singing is a very powerful form of expression, and people the world over relish and appreciate. However, teaching someone to sing is a powerful and rewarding practice. A voice lesson can be an unstructured and haphazard mess, or it can be a ... more »
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Do you want to know what year your Yamaha guitar was made?.. more »
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This is a fun test for any guitar lover and great for kids who are just learning to play the guitar. Homeschoolers will also love this find... more »
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If you want to share your mobile music you have to transfer it to your own laptop.. more »
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Tuning a drum is a simple process that will produce a smooth consistent tone by following some simple steps.. more »
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Open tunings on a guitar are tunings which allow you to play a chord without holding down any strings at any fret, thus giving you an open chord. Open G tuning is the most common open tuning, used mostly for blues, slide guitar and some folk. ... more »
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While the nuances of professional piano tuning need to be learned over years of study and practice, an emergency tune of the piano can be a useful thing to learn. With a few simple tools and techniques you can get the tune back to a playable ... more »
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A musical instrument is a nice thing to have around the house especially of you know how to play it. Musical instruments are numerous and differ in the sounds they make. They can be big instruments like the piano or little instruments like the ... more »
By Silverwing 0 comments
Have you ever wanted the ability to write amazing lyrics, but only ended up with a lame chorus? Try writing poetry and turning it into a song. It is fun at times... more »
By pj69 0 comments
Music is genuinely deep. Some people hear music and just sing to it. Some people listen to music and they hear everything; they critique and hear, if not everything, a lot of the different parts in a song. In playing music for so many years it ... more »
By Amara 1 comments
Further knowledge about the music industry.. more »
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American culture is obsessed with sex and violence, so much so that we often overlook the obvious when assessing films, television, music and even books! We tend to atomize cultural production and make a checklist of good versus evil instead of ... more »
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If you have a mac you can use garageband as an amplifier for any electric guitar. Its easy to set up and you can get really amazing tones with the built in presets and customizing features... more »
By CARSON BAILEY 10 comments
When you play guitar at home and use the computer in the same room.. you can pick up the guitar and practice while your downloading a huge file. But it is just imperative that you have well tuned guitar, even to practice! So why not use the ... more »
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Music is a virtually inescapable part of society. Whether we are turning up the radio or hardly even aware of the music in our environment, it is nonetheless present. Many studies have analyzed the effects of background music--music we may or may ... more »
By Henry 1 comments
E-drums, also referred to as V-drums, have come a long way since they first came to prominence in the eighties. Back then, electronic drum sets sounded decidely electronic. Today’s e-drums mimic acoustic sets, but they can play a variety of ... more »
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Electric guitar feedback occurs when the sound from the amplifier "feeds back" to the still vibrating strings. This effect produces more sound through the amplifier and continues the cycle. Feedback is considered undesirable in most genres, but ... more »
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Trumpeters, clarinetists and even singers all control the amount of air passing through their instruments to change their notes' phrasing and volume. Once a musician strikes the keys of a piano, however, the sound coming from the strings can't be ... more »
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As a singer you've spent years honing your craft, learning to use your voice as a musical instrument. As you move onto the stage you'll need to master one more skill to insure all your hard work is shown in its best light: microphone technique. ... more »
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Other than learning basic fingerings and learning to read sheet music, one of the most important things for tenor saxophone beginners to learn is how to use reeds. The sound of a tenor saxophone comes from a reed, so properly selecting and ... more »
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If you are a beginning clarinet player who is just learning how to play notes and read music, then you must also learn about the register key. Found above the hole where you place your left thumb, it makes the clarinet jump to a different set of ... more »
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Guitar amps have equalizers that consist of a treble, middle and bass knobs and you can adjust these knobs to produce certain tones. This discusses how to use the equalizer on guitar amps to achieve a pleasing, neutral sound... more »
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This is how to use the new Transpo Capo, which is a short cut partial capo and a standard capo in one -- very cool!.. more »