Tips and reviews for musicians from Stan Stewart (aka muz4now)
One of my favorite things to do is play live gigs. The pandemic squelched that for a while. Hopefully, this is finally changing. Below, you’ll see pictures of me smiling. That’s me being happy about getting to play live music! Gigs Though COVID-19 is not going away any time soon, vaccines and additional treatments are […]
After reading the news about Epic Games buying Bandcamp, Stan Stewart had a few thoughts. And then, he had some more…
Stan Stewart shares some of his pet peeves about social network interactions. Social media: you can’t live with it or without it.
If you like to listen to classical music, do you need a different streaming service? Here’s Stan Stewart’s take (for now).
Do you need separate music streaming for classical? Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time for composers, and even as we move into the recovery period, the live music industry is still finding its footing. If you’re a composer, your income might still be suffering from a lack of work opportunities. But by livestreaming performances, selling sample packs of your music, and
6 Ways Composers Can Make Money During the COVID-19 Pandemic Read More »
Reviews can be difficult to decipher: which review can be trusted and which cannot? Check out these guidelines to help you decide.
How To Know Which Reviews You Can Trust And Avoid Buyer’s Remorse Read More »
Today, I was supposed to release a new EP. Hmmm. I don’t seem to have an EP to release. Release This I set the date for this release. In addition, I took two days off from my day job to help make it happen. Did you ever take a day (or two) off and fill
Gear Fever – many of the musicians I know have had it at one time or another. Check your temperature and follow these tips to musical health.
Stan Stewart compares and reviews three (3) banjo virtual instruments from Ample Sound, Orange Tree Samples, and RealiTone.
The debut cover album, “play the traditional music of Walk Like A Cow”, reviewed by Stan Stewart: here’s what he heard in these 6 tracks.
