By Eric Haugen You pick up your guitar and something is wrong. The strings buzz against the frets. Maybe they feel impossibly tall under your fingers. Your turns feel out of tune and that power cord in your neck makes you wince. Don’t worry, most guitar problems come…
Read MoreFor emerging producers, what is the key to using a tool like Pharlight without overusing it? Treat it like a spice, not the whole dish. Pharlight can be so captivating that it’s tempting to layer it everywhere, but that can wash out the mix. Start with one or…
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You have mastered your pentatonics. You can navigate the major modes with your eyes closed. But when you listen to the greats, whether it’s the sophisticated lines of Larry Carlton or the gentleness of Pat Martino, something else happens. A certain “spice” that diatonic scales simply don’t provide…
Read MoreIn the past, achieving this level of character required expensive vintage equipment. How did you translate this material warmth into a digital instrument? I wanted to bypass the technical obstacles and go straight to the atmosphere. To do this, I processed many of these drums through my analog…
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Call and response guitar is one of the most powerful tools an improvising musician can develop. At its core, it turns solos into conversations, phrases into sentences, and ideas that actually mean something. You hear it everywhere once you know what to listen for. Blues, rock, jazz, country,…
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Guitar dynamics are one of the most misunderstood elements of good playing. Many guitarists spend years chasing sound through pedals, pickups, and amp settings, only to discover that their sound always sounds flat, stiff, or lifeless. The truth is both simpler and harder to accept: your tone lives…
Read MoreHow do I make my melodies sad or nostalgic? The first step to making melodies sad or nostalgic is choosing the right sound: pianos, strings, guitar and synths work well. Next, you’ll use compositional techniques that incorporate scales or minor modes like Dorian or Aeolian for melancholic tones.…
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Vous connaissez le sentiment. Vous grattez, frappez chaque accord proprement, maîtrisez les changements, et pourtant il manque quelque chose. La partie sonne plate. Mécanique. L’ingrédient manquant ? Syncope de guitarela technique rythmique qui transforme un grattage sans vie en une sorte de groove qui fait bouger les gens.…
Read MoreWhat BPM should Afro house be? Afro house typically falls between 110 and 125 BPM, a range conducive to expressive vocals, organic drum patterns, and hypnotic basslines. The 118-122 BPM range is often preferred, which gives the track energy but enough space to have a satisfying afro house…
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