The iRig Acoustic Stage is a new device by IK Multimedia that claims to capture a higher quality sound and more accurate representation of your acoustic guitar compared to the guitar’s internal piezo pickups. It also aims to counter common issues of mic’ing an acoustic guitar like feedback and having to… Read More »iRig Acoustic Stage Review & Sound Test (iRig vs. Rode Nt1a)
The days of playing strictly through a guitar amp on stage are fleeting. With so many options available, it’s hard to justify the cost of an expensive amp when you can use an amp simulator or VST. One of which, AmpliTube, has become very popular and is a very real option… Read More »How to Use AmpliTube Live on Stage (A Complete Guide)
Just getting started writing, recording, and/or mixing music but aren’t quite sure what you need or how to get started? This infographic will show you all the home recording studio equipment you’ll need. The graphic covers finding the right computer, audio interface, speakers, headphones, and more. Also, be sure to… Read More »11 Must-Haves for Your Home Recording Studio [Infographic]
Need to build your own website for your band or solo act but you have no web design experience and a limited budget? Then you’ve come to the right place. This tutorial is for those of you who need your own band website but have never built a website before.… Read More »How to Build a Band Website with WordPress: A Step-by-Step Guide
Recording music and editing video can take a large amount of your computer’s resources. So when I started editing more video as a freelance marketer, I found that my old computer just wasn’t cutting it anymore. I decided it was time to upgrade. I knew I needed something powerful and was… Read More »How to Build a Rackmount PC for Video Editing & Music Production
Since I don’t have a spacious recording studio, lots of mics, and a high quality drum kit, I like to resort to programming drum beats. However, this has worked out well for me as I have been able to write really great sounding drums that I might not be able necessarily… Read More »14 Tips for Programming Realistic Drums
The Sennheiser HD 439 are closed back, over-the-ear headphones made for comfortable listening and extended listening periods. These headphones go for about $60 and I bought them for work as a replacement for my cheap $10 Sony headphones. I’ve had these headphones for about two months now and listen to music… Read More »Sennheiser HD 439 Headphones Review
“Reverb was founded with a simple mission: to create the best place for musicians to buy and sell the gear they use to create the music they love.” – Reverb.com Reverb has become a favorite site of mine for buying and selling music. They really have created an awesome site and… Read More »16 Reasons To Use Reverb.com to Buy and Sell Music Gear
Trying to achieve high quality recordings as a home recording enthusiast can be a challenge at times. But we still want to be able to get the best sounding recordings that we can and since we don’t have rooms built for recording we need to resort to other methods to… Read More »How To Make Cheap & Simple Mobile Gobos From Mic Stands & Moving Blankets
Your home recording studio is the place that you go to work on your new creations and craft your music. It’s the place that you will spend countless hours perfecting your songs and listening to them over and over to make sure every single detail is how you want it.… Read More »20 Home Recording Studio Setup Ideas To Inspire You
