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  • How to Put Songs From Media Player to iTunes

    Do you have songs in Windows Media Player that you want to move to iTunes? The process is actually a fairly easy one, using iTunes' "Add to Library" command--and you don't even have to "move" any...

  • How to Make a Box Guitar

    It is raining outside, the kids are getting restless and you need a project to keep them happy. If you have some shoe boxes sitting around, or any similar size boxes, then you can create box...

  • How to Write a Song Online

    In today's world, more people are turning to the Internet and its variety of web-based applications that include everything from word processors to art programs. Songwriters have not been left...

  • Saxophone Brand vs. Mouthpiece Setup

    The sound you get from your saxophone is created by a combination of factors that all work together to produce widely varying tones. The style of music and sound you wish to achieve will determine...

  • How to Adjust a Nut for Upright Bass

    To ensure playability and the best sound possible, the upright bass should be properly set up. Setting up a bass involves adjustments to several key points on the bass, including the bridge,...

  • How to Create Music Beats Free

    Once relegated to expensive music studios and wealthy hobbyists, beat making technology has made great leaps in its ease of use and availability to the average consumer. Simple programs that can...

  • How to Tune Your Tabla

    A tabla is a pair of drums that are used in Indian music. The smaller drum is called a dayan and the larger drum is called a bayan. The smaller drum, the dayan, is made from wood, most commonly...

  • How to Produce Beats

    The role of a music producer is demanding and multifaceted, and its requirements can vary. A music producer is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the production of a song. A producer can...

  • How to Run Music Cabinet Speaker in Series

    Wiring your speaker cabinet in series will put much less strain on your audio power components. Wiring in series raises the overall impedance of your speaker load, and with raised impedance, your...

  • How to Build Studio Monitors

    Studio monitors can be very expensive, and making your own can not only save you money, but you will be able to use custom speakers, as well as make studio monitors to the size you need. By...

  • How to Install Speakers in a Bass Guitar Cabinet

    Bass guitar cabinets are designed to reproduce the low frequency notes of the bass guitar with plenty of headroom for maximum volume output. If your speakers become damaged or if you are unhappy...

  • How to Convert a MIDI to an MP3 for Download

    MIDI files are a type of music file based on programmed sequencing instructions rather than recorded sound. This means that the best way to save this type of file as an MP3 without special...

  • Fun Facts About Mexican Music

    Music is an important part of every culture and Mexican culture is no different. Mexican music reflects the history, traditions, art and flavor of the society and is constantly evolving to reflect...

  • How to get your song played on-air with major US radio stations

    The unsigned artist or band (US residents only) wants their original and copyrighted song or songs played on on-air radio play, online streaming, and on demand streaming of major U.S. radio...

  • How to play a Saxophone in 3 easy steps

    You will learn how to add another "cool" talent to your life by learning to play the saxophone in a short period of time.

  • How to Play My Saxophone

    You will learn how to add another "cool" talent to your life by learning to play the saxophone in a short period of time.

  • How to Play Your Saxophone

    You will learn how to add another "cool" talent to your life by learning to play the saxophone in a short period of time.

  • How to Set up Your Own Guitar Lessons Business

    Some tips for setting up a teaching business I've tried to share a bit of my own experience concisely - if you want to find out more about me and see my website, it's at...

  • How to Get Your Music Noticed

    There are many ways to get your music noticed, from hiring professionals to help you make connections, to dressing up like a clown on television. You can do many things that will make people stand...

  • How to Play Punk Bass

    Playing punk music on bass is more about individual style than technique. By using a pick and a heavy mid-range sound, you can sound just like many popular punk bassists including Matt Freeman...

  • How to Record Beats

    The record industry's stranglehold on making music has come to an end. The resources to record music are no longer unattainable and costly for the average home composer. Free, open-source software...

  • The Best Used Guitars for Beginners

    Beginner guitarists usually do not want to spend a large amount of money on their guitar. It takes some experience before a guitarist learns what type of guitar suits him or her best. Used guitars...

  • How Far Should Strings Be From the Fretboard on Acoustic Guitars?

    Whether you are a beginner working toward learning the guitar or are a professional, it is important to have an instrument that is properly strung for your playing style. By adjusting the string...

  • What Was Graceland Before Elvis?

    Graceland is a Memphis area mansion that became the home of singer Elvis Presley and turned into a worldwide tourist attraction. Before Elvis purchased Graceland, it was owned by a prominent...

  • How to Play a 1, 4, 5 Guitar Progression

    If your just starting out on guitar, you are going to be hearing a lot about the 1, 4, 5 progression. So exactly what is a 1, 4, 5 progression? It is a set of chords that go good together. ...

  • Definition of Hurdy-Gurdy

    The hurdy-gurdy is a very old instrument associated with European folk music. It reached the height of its popularity on the late Middle Ages and Renaissance, and is still widely used in Eastern...

  • How to Play Tremolo Harmonica

    A tremolo harmonica is mostly used for folk music and is played throughout the world. It is an instrument that has two reeds, giving each note its distinctive sound, or tremor. The reeds are...

  • Troubleshooting Limewire

    LimeWire is an open-source P2P file-sharing program that operates using the Gnutella network. Installation and use of the LimeWire application is fairly straightforward, although some users may...

  • How to Adjust a Bassoon Reed

    If your bassoon is off-key, has trouble hitting certain notes or is wobbling in pitch, the problem could lie in the reed. Bassoon reeds are made of two pieces of thin wood, and though they are...

  • Major Labels Vs. Independent Labels

    The lines between major and independent labels have become blurred as more artists are hitting the mainstream on independent labels. Strictly speaking, there are only four major labels. All the...

  • How to Understand Music Production

    Music is a universal language. As a consumer of music, it is easy to know what songs you like. It may not be as easy to explain why you like a certain song. The production of a piece of music is...

  • How to Build an Isolation Booth for Recording

    Walk into a professional recording studio and you are likely to find multiple isolation booths. Isolation booths allow you to separate different sound sources while you record. This results in...

  • DIY Guitar Kit

    Finding a quality guitar can be an expensive proposition, with many models costing several thousand dollars. For the home woodworker there's an option available, which can provide a high quality...

  • How to Refinish an Old Parlor Guitar

    Parlor guitars were somewhat popular from the late 19th century through the early 20th century. Parlor guitars are easily recognizable, as their bodies are smaller than those of concert guitars....

  • How to Find a Country Music Song

    With its grass-roots sound, country music is considered to be the most popular genre of music in America. As legends such as Dolly Parton, Hank Williams and Johnny Cash paved the way for new...

  • MPA to MP3 Conversion

    Files with the MPA extension use MP2 audio encoding, the late '80s precursor to the MP3. While MPAs are nearly as compatible as MP3s, they take up more space and possess few advantages for all...

  • How to Tell If a Clarinet Is Plastic or Wood

    The two most common types of clarinets are wood and plastic. Beginners typically use plastic clarinets because they are less expensive and more durable. Most professionals use wood clarinets for...

  • Easy Harmonica Songs to Play

    The harmonica became popular in the 1800s as a means of traveling music. It is a free reed instrument used in many music genres such as jazz, bluegrass, country and rock. Even a beginner with...

  • Information on the Quilting Hoop Drum

    The quilting hoop drum is a small circular drum that is easy to build and play, and can be used to provide children with an early introduction to the elements of rhythm. The instrument's Native...

  • How to Make a Double Bass Pedal Loose

    For a drum set player, comfortable pedals are a must. Well-adjusted pedals help keep the drummer balanced and must respond effortlessly. This goes doubly for double bass pedals, because when...

  • How to Play Popular Songs by Ear

    While standard musical notation allows musicians to communicate musical ideas to one another by reading and writing sheet music, some musicians prefer to learn to play songs by ear. Playing by...

  • How to Master Jazz Chords on the Keyboard or Piano

    If you want to play jazz chords on the keyboard or piano, you would probably like to really master those chords. A friend who is a true jazz artist taught me how to study and learn the chords...

  • How to Copyright and Market an Original Song

    You are an unsigned artist who just created a great original song that the whole world needs to hear! How do you protect and share your treasure with the entire world when you do not have record...

  • How to Purchase a New Piano

    Pianos are magnificent instruments that can bring one years of musical delight. However, choosing a piano can be a difficult process. With a variety of options to choose from, it is important to...

  • How to Sing Pop Music

    A beautiful pop voice is a thing of awe. When a vocalist like Beyonce takes the stage, she doesn't need intricate props or dances, her voice carries her show. You may wonder how you can develop...

  • How to Get a Country Music Record Deal

    Country music today covers a broader spectrum of genres than it used to, with many country artists combining pop musical qualities with traditional fare. This has led many country bands and...

  • CD Mastering Techniques

    Mastering is a post-production process in which the producer edits and tweaks the technical aspects of recorded music in order emphasize certain qualities or to achieve a desired "sound."...

  • Ribbon Microphone Theory

    The ribbon microphone is an iconic symbol of popular culture. Many images with Elvis or Johnny Carson include a ribbon mic such as the RCA 44 or Shure SM33 in the shot. The ribbon microphone's...

  • How to Play Iron Man Bass

    Black Sabbath blazed the trail for many later heavy metal and heavy rock acts in the 1970s, combining stomp-heavy riffs with nasally vocals to create a string of hits still enjoyed today. Powered...

  • How to Read a Guitar Fretboard

    The neck of a guitar includes a layer called a fretboard. Frets divide the fretboard into anywhere between 15 and 24 frets, depending upon whether the guitar is acoustic or electric.

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