Category Music making

Layering sounds: how to make DIY tracks feel full and rich

Layering sounds how to make DIY tracks feel full and rich

When you’re recording music at home, one of the biggest challenges is making your tracks sound full and professional without access to expensive gear or a big studio setup. The secret? Layering. Thoughtful layering can take a thin, flat demo…

5 online plugins that add instant depth to your mix

5 online plugins that add instant depth to your mix

Mixing music at home can be tricky — especially when your setup is limited. But with the right tools, you can take your track from flat to full in just a few clicks. These five online plugins are easy to…

Songscription turns audio files into sheet music through AI

Songscription turns audio files into sheet music through AI

Songscription is a small company focusing in using AI tools within their features. Their new tool has been described as Shazam for sheet music. Turning music into symbols. Launched last week was Songscription, an AI model that automates music transcripts.…

Synthesizer company Roland just released The Mood Pan

Synthesizer company Roland just released The Mood Pan

Roland is a well known synthesizer brand, however, they’ve surprised the music world with their new creation, an acoustic handpan, designed for exploration and relaxation. Roland just announced a new instrument of sorts. It’s called The Mood Pan and is…

What to include in an EPK for gigs

What to include in an EPK for gigs

If you’re trying to get booked for gigs, festivals or support slots, a strong EPK—or electronic press kit—is essential. Think of it as your music CV: it showcases who you are, what you sound like, and why you’re worth booking.…

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