Alright! You’re fresh out of drum school, and the world is your oyster. Although you might not be able to pull off the same way as Neil Pert, you can still perform on the stage and in the studio. How can you get started in a drumming career? We’ll discuss some career options you might […]
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Mike Mangini holds the world record for the fastest drummer with an incredible 1203-minute stroke. This is 20 strokes per second! If this makes you feel awkward about your drumming speed, then it’s time to get on the stool and practice! To benefit from being able to play fast, you don’t need to be a […]
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What is the importance of learning social media for musicians? Social media is crucial for music sales, building a following, connecting to fans, and any other tasks an artist may need to dedicate themselves fully to (Yes, even music). Social media can be described as indispensable. Many artists are frustrated by the learning curve and […]
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Ever wonder how someone could play a complex instrument like a piano or guitar without getting your hair up? Or, perhaps you’ve marveled at the precision with which entire orchestras hit the right notes, whether slow or fast. Not all ears are created equal. For a long time, a perfect pitch was considered a gift. […]
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Musicians Institute is pleased to announce that Gruv Gear donated many acoustic guitar bags to our school for use by MI students. The donation includes: 100 pcs Gigblade Slim Electric Guitar bags20 pcs Gigblade 2 Acoustic Guitar bags 24 pcs Gigblade2 Electric Guitar Bags Thanks to this generous donation, we were able to house all the electric and acoustic guitars in […]
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The film would feel strange if it didn’t have Foley. Films would feel strange without the right sounds at the right places. Think about Charlie Chaplin, who was making silent films in an age that didn’t have Foley. Foley artists’ contributions to sound design and audio are more than just filmmaking! Foley techniques are used in many […]
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How to succeed as an artist in a recording studio Many musicians find it incredibly thrilling or nerve-wracking to record in the studio. It doesn’t matter if the swing is up and down. This is your first time in a recording studio. Remember that you’re going to a workplace. A song recording is about getting the […]
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There are certain ways to make a lasting impression on your audience. It takes practice to get up on stage and deliver a powerful performance. It can be done, but certain tricks and tips will help you improve your stage presence. This article will discuss 5 ways to create a lasting impression with your audience. […]
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Without them, it wouldn’t be the same. Let’s talk rooms. The recording studio is a key factor in the sound of music. Let’s discuss Motown’s origins in Detroit in the 1960s. Due to the roof, much of the music was recorded in an attic with longer walls. The room’s design and the materials it was […]
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Your job as a co-writer, or a hired writer, is to make sure the artist feels safe enough to feel comfortable enough to connect with you and allow you to tell their story. I have created a checklist for collaborators to help you write the artist’s story in enough detail so listeners can feel it. […]
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