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Become a music connoisseur with eHow’s comprehensive collection of music How Tos. Finding lyrics and free music downloads will be easy after checking out How Tos written by eHow’s stable of music experts and fans. Researching bands and artists? Trying to read sheet music so you can join a marching band or orchestra? eHow can help. Learn how to play an instrument, record digital music and attend live concerts and festivals by drawing on eHow’s vast reservoir of musical expertise.

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  • How to Record an MP3 to a CD

    Innovations in computer technology have made recording an MP3 to a CD easier than ever before. A MP3 is a compressed digital audio format that enables users to store thousands of songs on their...

  • How to Build Sound Proof Studio Walls

    Whether you have a home-based studio or are constructing a professional grade workspace, soundproofing your recording environment has several benefits that will help produce high-quality...

  • Mel Bay Guitar Method

    Whether you are an advanced guitar player or just starting out, Mel Bay has a guitar method book to cover topics that are necessary to master your instrument. By starting at the beginner level,...

  • How to Compile an Essential Sinatra Discography

    A Frank Sinatra fan can go broke and insane attempting to own every single Sinatra recording. The artist has recorded more than 1,100 songs, 63 studio and live albums between the 40s and the 90s,...

  • How to Own Your Own Record Label Business

    Most record label businesses without investors have limited finances and resources starting out. With frugality, imagination and persistence, your label can grow to be an accomplished distributor...

  • How to Remove Knobs From a Guitar or Amplifier

    Removing knobs from a guitar or amplifier is a common project and is easily accomplished by most players with minimal skill. Knobs are frequently replaced to change styling, repair damaged knobs...

  • How to Play Music on Crystal Glasses

    Did you know that you can make a multi-pitched musical instrument using nothing but a few simple supplies found in your kitchen? Playing music with crystal glasses is a fun, educational...

  • How to Form a Clarinet Embouchure

    Forming a clarinet embouchure (mouth-shape) is easy. You can do it in 4 easy steps. In front of a mirror- 1- Pull your lips in over your teeth, pretending like you have no teeth. Keep your chin...

  • How to Have a Hit at Soundclick

    Okay, everyone wants to know how to get their song into the top of the Soundclick charts. This article will help you do just that. To have a hit on soundclick just got a whole lot easier.

  • How to String a Fender Stratacoustic

    Restringing a Fender Stratacoustic is necessary after debris and dirt have accumulated on your strings. Fender recommends using their medium- or low-gauge electric strings for this particular...

  • How to Hook Up Guitar Cabinets

    Whether you are a beginning guitarist or a guitar tech on the road with a touring artist, you can hook up your guitar cabinets in various ways. The two most popular are series and parallel....

  • How to Download Digitized Music Files

    When it comes to acquiring and listening to music, the Internet has opened many doors. With the rise of MP3 files and digital music downloads, more people are buying and listening to their music...

  • About Software for Learning Bass Guitar

    Learning the bass guitar can be a time-consuming but ultimately rewarding process. Like its 6-string cousin, the bass guitar presents its own challenges to the beginner. The recent wave of...

  • How to Work With a Peavey Mixer

    Peavey is an audio electronics company that makes many products, from guitars to microphones. Peavey mixers are commonly found in smaller venues, such as coffee shops and churches. As a sound...

  • How to Wire a Guitar Three-Way Toggle Switch

    Electric guitars that feature two pickups---such as the Gibson Les Paul---generally follow a wiring scheme that requires a three-way toggle switch to select either pickup or a combination of the...

  • How to Download Samples Into MPC1000

    The Akai MPC1000 is a compact version of other sampling stations that include the MPC4000 and the MPC2000, however, it is extremely efficient, with most of the same capabilities as its...

  • How to Put Music From iTunes to iPod

    Move the music on your computer from iTunes to your iPod in a few easy steps. By hooking up your iPod with the provided cable and pressing a few buttons on screen, you can move your entire library...

  • Tuning a Native American Flute

    A Native American flute is a beautiful and relatively uncommon instrument. If you have purchased or made one for yourself, you may find that your flute needs a little turning in order to be...

  • How to Clean Pads on a Saxophone

    The pads of a saxophone perform the essential function of forming an air-tight seal over the holes of a saxophone, creating a sound of the right pitch and tone. Every saxophone's pads must be...

  • How to Create a Vocal Booth

    A vocal booth is a room in which a singer's performance is recorded. How you approach the creation of your own vocal booth will largely depend on your space, resources and total budget. In a...

  • How to Fill in Melody While Playing Chords on the Piano

    Learning simple chords on a piano is a useful skill, but it can sound empty without some sort of melody line. The melody is another word for the "tune" or a song. It's what you sing, hum or...

  • How to Mash Up Songs at Home

    In the past, making DJ music such as mix songs and mashups has been restricted to those who could afford the expensive music hardware needed to make the songs. Changes in computer music technology...

  • How to Play Harmonica Special 20

    The Hohner Special 20 is a plastic-bodied harmonica that's become a favorite of blues and bluegrass harp-blowers for its strong tones and durability. The mechanics of playing a Special 20 are the...

  • How to Record From a Turntable to a Computer

    A turntable is a device that plays records. It predates the computer age, but the output of the turntable is converted into electric signals to transfer the sound over wires to the speakers or...

  • How to Start a Successful Record Label

    Building a successful record label is a very ambitious undertaking. You must learn the inner workings of the music business, know how to pick and manage artists, understand branding and marketing...

  • How to Convert an MP3 Backwards

    When it comes to MP3s, some people like to get creative. There is so much you can do with an MP3 audio file. You can speed it up, raise the pitch, slow it down, lower the pitch or even make the...

  • Silver Cleaning Products for Musical Instruments

    For many musicians, regular cleaning of their instrument is a calming ritual, something undertaken with great care in order to keep the instrument in peak playing condition. There are many...

  • How Do You Make a Piano?

    A concert grand piano weighs about a half ton, has more than 12,000 moving parts, and takes more than 400 people to construct. All the parts of a piano must work together to give the instrument a...

  • How to Tie a Trigger on a Trombone

    Many trombones are equipped with an "F-attachment" (sometimes called a thumb trigger), which is activated by a rotary valve. This valve allows greater range and greater agility in playing. The...

  • Directions for Making a Musical Saw

    One of the most unique musical instruments is the musical saw. This instrument creates a beautiful and eerie tone that can be compared to a viola or violin. Not many people understand how to...

  • How to Find Words to Songs

    Everyone has been plagued by that tune stuck in the head that demands to be sung or that incomprehensible verse buzzing through the radio. In times past, song lyrics were printed in popular teen...

  • How to Play the Banjo Online

    A banjo is a four- or five-string instrument found in country, bluegrass and folk music. The banjo has its roots in the African culture but became popular in the early 1800s when a performer named...

  • How to Download Music on a CD

    Although MP3 players are the most popular means of storing and listening to music, some users still want to use traditional listening devices such as CD players. Modern car stereos and home...

  • Sonar 7 Vs. Logic Pro

    There is a lot of competition in the market of audio production software. Two of the biggest names are Cakewalk's Sonar 7 and Apple's Logic Pro 9. Both pieces of software offer valuable audio and...

  • How Do I String My Mountain Dulcimer?

    The mountain dulcimer is an instrument that has been used primarily in the Appalachian area of the United States for many years. This instrument, which belongs in the zither family, consists of a...

  • How to Run a Karaoke Contest

    A karaoke contest is a fun way to increase business at a local bar, night club or restaurant. Many schools, church groups and social organizations hold contests in order to raise money or as a...

  • How to Play a Violin With Fingers

    Playing a violin with your fingers instead of a bow involves a technique called pizzicato. With pizzicato, you use your right forefinger to gently pluck strings during specifically marked sections...

  • How to Make Capoeira Berimbau

    A berimbau is a traditional musical instrument from Brazil, widely used in capoeira, a dance-like Brazilian martial art. The construction of berimbau is not complex, and if you are a practitioner...

  • How to Play a B Dominant Seventh (B7) Open Chord on Guitar

    Open guitar chords are mainly played on the first three frets of the guitar. They are called open because strings that aren't being fretted (pressed to a fret by your finger) are...

  • How to Play an E Minor Seventh (Em7) Open Chord on Guitar

    Open guitar chords are mainly played on the first three frets of the guitar. They are called open because strings that aren't being fretted (pressed to a fret by your finger) are...

  • How to Play an E Dominant Seventh (E7) Open Chord on Guitar

    Open guitar chords are mainly played on the first three frets of the guitar. They are called open because strings that aren't being fretted (pressed to a fret by your finger) are...

  • How to Reach the top of the charts on Myspace Music

    You will learn how to get more page views, more song plays, and get more fans.

  • How to Play a D Minor Open Chord on Guitar

    Open guitar chords are mainly played on the first three frets of the guitar. They are called open because strings that aren't being fretted (pressed to a fret by your finger) are...

  • How to Play Minor Bar Chords on a Guitar

    The minor bar chords are an important addition to the major bar chords. They can add great depth to songs. There are two forms to learn. With practice, you'll be able to play along to the rhythm...

  • How to Find the Key for Music in Sharps

    Nearly everyone knows that music with no sharps or flats is in the key of C if it is major. But many people need to learn how to find the key in music in sharps. Every key signature represents...

  • How to Identify Chords on Sheet Music When They Aren't Already Marked

    In studying music, it is beneficial to understand the harmonic motion of the piece. This can shed light on the composer's style, the style period, and idiosyncracies of the piece itself. ...

  • How to Read Chord Changes (Jazz, Rock, Pop, Etc.)

    Chord changes can be challenging to read. Although there are standards of how to notate the changes, there are multiple styles and some composers seem to invent their own from time to time. So...

  • How to Shamelessly Promote Your Music

    Are you a skilled musician, but have no way to promote your music? Here are some simple steps that will help you introduce your music to the music world. The most important aspect of a musician's...

  • How to Buy Songs Online

    Due to the growing popularity of digital music, subscription services and free download sites have increased their MP3 offerings. Anyone with a computer is just a few clicks away from accessing...

  • Type of Music That Shaped Rock & Roll

    The 1950s were a pivotal time in American music with the introduction of new ways to approach music beyond the traditional genres. These new musical innovations paved the way for the first...

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