Archive for September, 2010

30
Sep

Building your Home Recording Studio

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You may probably be thinking that in order to produce professional quality recordings from home,you are going to need a small fortrune or that an affordable studio will only produce a pleasing but not premier quality sound.
Your home recording studio can be built for a lot less than you imagine.

The budget starter studio:
This can be done entirely with software.: Mixers, sysnsthesisers,  effects processing and MIDI instruments can be realised by special software:

This is probably the most economical and simplest approach.
It can also serve as the foundation on which to build a more traditional studio.
The added benefits are that it takes up less space, is simple to use and it will be easier to upgrade or enhance.

To get started

A room
Monitoring speakers plus amplifier
Sequencer software, with virtual instruments and plug-in effects.
An optional music controller

The Computer  
Although being  the cetral unit of your studio at this point, it is not necessary to spend a great deal of resources on your computer.
The computer is quickly becoming if not already commoditzed and should is not where you should be focusing your resources.
Macs are usually the preferred choice, since they then to be to more adaptable to music applications.

30
Sep

The House Of Music -Musical Instruments

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House of Music has fostered love and knowledge of music by providing high quality musical instruction and a range of related music programs and activities to motivated people of all ages, backgrounds and levels of ability.We deal in Acoustic and electric Guitars, Keyboards, Drum set, Amplifiers, effect processors etc. of various world famous brands like Yamaha, Roland, Fender, Ibanez, Casio, Marshall, Zoom, Boss, Gibson, gb&a, Premier, D’addrio etc.To nurture and propagate the priceless heritage of both Western and Indian musical instruments by making them innovative and affordable and thus reachable to common people.And also if you are looking for music set-ups we offer you with a wide range of sound systems from India and Abroad.

Our mission is to open myriads of music instrument stores and music training institutes across the country and make music part of as many people’s life as possible. For more details log on to www.thehouseofmusic.com

Sonido has a wide spread presence in India with showrooms and offices in major metropolitan cities. The company is a manufacturer, Wholesaler and retailer of Indian and western musical Instruments and accessories. It specializes in manufacture of Indian instruments like the Harmonium, the Tabla, dholaks, Sitars, Tanpuras, Veena, Punjabi Dhols, Banjos, Naal and all other Indian Musical Instruments. Which provides an exhaustive variety of International and Indian Brands at the lowest prices available all over India. 

26
Sep

How To Make A Home Recording Studio

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These days everyone is able to begin  recording audio tracks without using the service of expensive music recording studios – at home. You can start recording and mixing high quality music in your own home studio and if you have just 5 needed things.

Home Recording Studio Equipment:

I. A Good Computer

Your computer will be the basis of your studio so having powerful computer is essential for creating home recording studio

You need to get a pc with at least 2 GB of RAM. I advise as well to avoid Computers based on Vista as Vista requires great part of the resources provided by computer just to operate.

II. Audio Interface

These are getting cheaper every year. Back in 2001 there was almost no audio interface available for less, than than 750$. Today the cheapest ones cost just 200$.

This is a very important part of your studio because it gives you possibility to connect your instruments & microphones and your computer. Unless you decide on purchasing seperate preamps, you need to ensure that you get an audio interface with a preamp.

III. A Condenser Microphone

Condenser microphone of high quality is essential for recording vocals and acoustic guitars. Like the other items on this list, they’ve become a lot cheaper over the course of this decade.

IV. Monitors

26
Sep

Protec Cases Custom Cases For Your Musical Instruments

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There are few things you value the most and you would want it to last for a lifetime. One such treasured possession is your musical instruments. In order to protect your musical gears from scratches and other damages, you definitely need quality cases. Instrument cases are the best way to protect your musical instruments from exterior damage.

When it comes to cases for music instruments, Protec cases are among the best. Hyson Music has a remarkable collection of Protec musical instrument cases, just for you. They offer Protec cases for flutes, saxophones, trumpets, trombones, French horns, bassoons, and mouthpieces. Protec musical instrument cases come in a variety of options like swivel wheels, locks, pockets, and more.

The popular Protec Pro Pac clarinet case and the Protec Slimline Pro Pac case offer storage space for almost everything that you need to carry. These extremely lightweight frames are lined with soft velvoa for added protection. Convert these music instrument bags

The Protec PB316CT Contoured French Horn PRO PAC Case is designed to house double and large wrap horns. With a Velcro quick lock and protective foam padding, this case is must have accessory for any musicians. Additional features include roomy exterior pocket and built-in organizer to hold pens, keys, and small accessories. Stylish yet functional, Protec flute case covers come with attractive features that include soft padding, zipper closure, exterior pocket, shoulder strap, and more. The Protec Z-Series Flute Carrying Bag is another marvelous case that has a rugged ballistic exterior and available in black, blue, and silver.

26
Sep

All About Learning to Play Jazz Guitar

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Let’s get rid of one myth right here! One common myth floating around is that jazz music is complicated. Some people have the idea that it can only be learned by unraveling the deep mysteries of the inner being – like it’s some sort of mystical experience that requires years of learning theories, scales and chords. That thought alone is overwhelming and as a result, we need to refocus our attention to one thing – keeping it simple.

If you seriously want to become a better jazz guitar player, then keeping it simple is all you need to get where you want to go. Start with the basics. You already know that you’ll need some knowledge of jazz guitar scales and chords. You’ll also need a mentor or a teacher who can help you develop your talent and skill and lastly, you’ll need to begin developing confidence in your playing ability (this means practicing what you’ve learned). For the new player, these basic activities will help you progress in your learning and soon, you’ll be looking for the intermediate and advanced teachings in jazz guitar!

The first step to learning how to play jazz guitar is to invest in some jazz guitar lessons. In the basic type of lesson, you should be learning the different scales and chords from a teacher who isn’t trying to impress you with his or her blinding knowledge and ego. Instead, find a teacher who keeps it simple so that you can grow as a student.