Compose Yourself – Social Connecting and Physical Distancing
Human beings need social connections in times like these.
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Tips and reviews for musicians from Stan Stewart (aka muz4now)
Human beings need social connections in times like these.
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What will it take to amp up your keyboard rig? Try these five tips to get ready for your gigging.
I don’t know if I’ll leave this post here. It’s difficult to predict if the music losses will be short or long term. But it became obvious that anything I could write about would be avoiding the most prevalent and obvious subject: coronavirus or COVID-19. Don’t Work: Stay Safe Music losses may not be the
When you are practicing the piano, you might want to use headphones to keep your playing private. There are lots of reasons for wanting to avoid your practice being audible to others, and headphones are the best way to do this. However, wearing headphones while playing piano can start to hurt your ears after a
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Inspiration often comes from surprising places. Not surprisingly, some may say that Twitter and music-making don’t mix. So, it’s quite true that I never expected social networks to be a source of such strange inspiration, but there you go: since social networks are a reflection of human interaction in some form or another, they’re filled
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There: I said it. Of course, in addition to FaceBook, it probably applies equally to Twitter, TikTok, and any other social network you can name. Even the social sharing sites like YouTube, Instagram, and others also could be equally as “deadly”. I think you’ll see what I mean. 1 – Social Networks Suck Social networks
You’ve decided to record your next track in your home studio: how can you tune your room?
Here’s a brief video comparing a quartet of solo violin, viola, cello, and string bass sounds in some orchestral libraries.
In a quick comparison video, Stan Stewart compares 8 orchestra string libraries. Check out the results and add your responses.
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Stan Stewart explores integrity, self-discovery, and self-deceit from the vantage point of creative artistry.