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 […]
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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There are so many ways that technology can help. And so many ways that it won’t. I’m learning lots about each of these. I’ve already told a story about the ways that tech doesn’t fix anything. Though I had tools that could have helped, I rushed through the first version of “Magic” to meet a
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Over the next few weeks, I’ll be announcing and focusing on some services that I provide professionally. Many of these have been in development for months or years. As a result, I’m very excited to be getting close to revealing them to everyone! Here’s offering number one: PresentSongs. Please click through to learn more. MUZ4NOW
Hear the music of the muse (Stan Stewart, aka muz4now) on Pandora.
There’s always something new to try with music: how about hosting an open mic?
How can you best amplify your digital piano or keyboard? Here is a starting point for your exploration.
Two of my favorite virtual instruments for creating arrangements and recordings.
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