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The first hurdle though, is to decide on which instrument to learn?
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Computers can be very complicated. We’re here to offer some advice!
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In the digital age, the loudspeaker is the last and unchangeable outpost of analogue technology.
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Choosing a digital piano actually involves many of the same considerations as choosing a real piano.
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Whether you’re a fan, a promoter or a performer, the refined craft of live sound is vitally important.
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The range of available guitars and amps has never been greater than it is today, and a huge variety of sounds are easily accessible.
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At the simplest level, a controller keyboard, also commonly known as a "master" keyboard.
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The central place of the piano in modern music cannot be overstated.
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Our aim is to explain the basic process of recording the electric guitar!
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Electric guitars are ten a penny and nowadays there are at least as many models and makers to choose from.
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LED PARs, LED Bars and Moving Heads - what should I bear in mind?
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In this guide we’ll outline the basic principles of studio monitors, and take a closer look at their most common features.
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In this guide we’ll concentrate on the functionality of hardware mixers. They are an essential part of any live sound systems and studio setups.
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Cable... flex... lead... wire... what do all these terms mean?
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There is a wide range of audio interfaces available, and in the end, choosing the right one comes down to your personal preference.
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Recording choir music is always a challenge, even though it might not seem to be at first.
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The following pages give an overview of the various types of guitar amp available.
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There are a wealth of synthesisers available today, ranging from hardware keyboards to virtual software instruments.
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Electronic drum sets are an instrument to reckon with.
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This guide will help you find a suitable drum kit and accessories for beginners.
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This article will look at how to integrate a computer into different studio environments, and will highlight the issues of functionality and connectivity.
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We investigate some of the many accessories available for both guitar and bass.
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The PAR can is usually the basis of an entertainment lighting system!
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The steel-strung acoustic guitar has a range of sounds that are unmistakeable and not easily replicated with any other type of guitar.
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Professional standard lighting systems are no longer found solely in large venues.
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They pick up any sound! In this guide, we have tracked down the most popular condenser microphones for you.
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There are many vocal microphones that are suitable for stage use, from the cheapest dynamic to the most expensive condenser.
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Headphones are basics for any studio or DJ. But not all headphones are created equal.
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Amp modellers are guitar DSP effects units that emulate the sound of a range of amplifiers and speaker cabinets.
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If you take good care of your equipment, your pack it up carefully - and this means getting a proper case!
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Miking up and recording a drum kit is a fairly complicated procedure, and this can apply equally to choosing the right mics for the job.
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Here is a overview of the bass and all its component parts, from vintage to modern instruments.
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Radio Mics are designed to give the musician the freedom to move about the stage unhindered.
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The term ‘modulation’ in its broadest sense covers a range of sonic effects, from the subtlest chorus to ear-bending ring modulation.
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Portable keyboards now offer a wealth of features to suit both the first time musician and professional songwriter alike.
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Without strings, guitars and basses produce no sound, yet most players know very little about them.
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Dynamic microphones are the basic tools of live sound and play an important role in every recording studio.
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Until recently, the classical guitar represented the most popular route into guitar playing.
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The multi-FX concept has been around in various forms since the mid 80s - It is therefore no surprise that there is a huge range of hardware available.
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In-Ear monitoring - reasonable prices since a few years only - a real bliss for any live musician. Why? Find out here..
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Hardware is the stuff you play on and it does not make a noise – ideal scenario that is.
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The multitracker is a great tool for musicians of all levels. It really can be a ‘studio in a box’ replacing many of the components of a traditional studio.
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Read on and learn all you should know about small diaphragm mics
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Unfortunately, choosing a simple dynamic mic is just the beginning.
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Microphone preamps, are analogue devices that will remain important even as most other equipment is superseded by digital alternatives.
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Though there are other options, the stack remains a rock icon, and is still the most flexible form of guitar amplification.
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The choice of cymbals is just as important as the choice of drums within a kit. Let’s take a closer look.
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DJing has rather murky origins, and there are many people who claim to have been the first to mix two records together.
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You could sum up the whole idea of a PA power amplifier in a single word - sound. The power amp is a crucial part of a musician’s live sound.
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Our guide assist you in discovering which is the right kind of flute for you.
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These days, software instruments seem to most like the natural thing to use as a sound source in a computer-based studio.
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More people than ever are now convinced of the advantages of plug-ins. Why?
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Learning to play an Viola is a long, but rewarding journey, and this guide has been designed to help at the start.
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A classic Ibanez Tubescreamer or Colorsound Tonebender can fetch many times its original price from guitarists in search of the ultimate killer tone and sustain.
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Effects processors designed for use with bass guitars are now more popular than ever.
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The single most important element in any style of dance music is the ‘groove’, a chemistry of rhythm for your song that can make or break its overall feel.
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The trumpet is one of the most versatile instruments, standing its ground in every music genre imaginable.
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Percussion instruments are the backbone of many traditional styles of music and are a wonderful way to add colour, texture and motion to contemporary music.
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Often underestimated and thought of only as a holiday instrument, the ukulele is experiencing a revival - and by no means only on Hawaii
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The acoustic guitar is one of the most frequently recorded instruments in the studio, but it is often recorded poorly.
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Before buying an acoustic amp, it’s important to consider exactly what you want it to do.
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Software Sequencing as a term is deeply inadequate to describe the power of the programs now available to the computer-based musician.
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Drumheads have been manufactured from plastic since 1956, mostly polyester.
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This guide aims to help complete beginners and existing double bass students (and their parents).
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Sampling technology is no longer restricted to large studios!
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Learning to play an instrument is a long, but immensely rewarding journey, and this guide has been designed to help at the start of that journey.
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This tutorial covers audio compressors and how they are used.
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In our online guide, we want to look at the modern drum set from every angle.
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Turntables have evolved over the years from traditional record players into the professional record decks seen in every club today.
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There is nothing mysterious about the basic principles of the electric guitar pickup.
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EQ is perhaps the least noticed of all types of audio processing, but also the most important.
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While we could go into more and more detail about DI boxes and their inner workings, at some stage it’s best to get some hands-on experience!
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This article will look at how a DSP accelerator can be a useful part of your computer-based studio, and also at their limitations.
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Many Drummer’s have not yet found their optimal stick - the selection is large.
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A wide variety of percussion instruments forms the modern orchestra’s rhythm section.
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The workstation keyboards has come of age and found niches in many different areas.
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Despite its infamous classroom or beginner’s image, the recorder is in fact just as difficult to play well as most other instruments.
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Let’s take a close look at this beautiful-sounding instrument.
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Delays offer a simple and convenient method of creating a sense of space around your sound.
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Reverb is an essential ingredient in almost all pop and rock music.
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Welcome to our Online Advisor for Harmonicas.
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Modern electronic tuners are generally accurate, reliable and fairly inexpensive.
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The trombone is a popular instrument in the brass family, and features in much classical, jazz and popular music.
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When choosing a mixer, the most important thing to consider is what style of mixing you will be doing.
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There are many types of reporting, interviewing and other broadcasts. Each bring their own audio challenges, and each have their own solutions.
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With a tuba, the sky's the limit - sounding good, looking good, and always tuned to fun!
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In this Online Advisor, created in conjunction with planetguitar.net, we explore the key features of the instruments that have redefined power chords.
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Not all mouthpieces are created equal. Some things you should definitely know!
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The variety and choice of mouthpieces is huge and can be confusing, too. We will do our best to help you find your way!
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The sound of the snare drum defines and unites almost all forms of popular music.
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One instrument with many names - the tenor horn and its counterpart, the baritone.
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All you ever wanted to know about the small helpers called headphone preamps ... can be found here
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Percussion for drum sets is like the toy shop for drummers.
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The monitor controller is an elegant solution to a relatively new problem, and is invaluable in the project and commercial studio alike.
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Enjoy your bassoon, the wonderful sound it makes, and the beautiful music written for it.
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In this guide, we’re going to look at one of the most important decisions a parent can make for their child
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There are many kinds of mute available, all of which alter both the volume and timbre of the instrument played.
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There is a wide selection of units to choose from in both single and double player format and a large range of prices.
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This article will look at what MIDI is, how it’s used to connect different devices, and some of the more popular MIDI interfaces.
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It would be fair to say that the development of the wah-wah pedal has been somewhat experimental over the years.
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DJ systems are the interface between the vinyls and the sound you can hear. Here, you will also find whatever else a DJ needs.
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Your guitar needs care and attention, and by that we mean more than simply cleaning and polishing it. Read this tutorial to find out more.
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Ribbon microphones sound full, rich, and smooth. Seasoned engineers love their unique sound.
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Guitar players in particular should know something about potentiometers
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We delve into the digital technology bridging the gap between guitars and synths in several exciting areas.
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E-bass pickups influence the sound of your bass decisively.
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Explore the oboe, the wonderful sound it makes, and the beautiful music written for it.
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Yo cannot nowadays conceive of an unplugged rock, pop, and especially folk-rock session without this box as a replacement for the bass and snare drums. Consulting this guide will help you make the right choice.
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Congas, common to most cultures worldwide. A somewhat challenging instrument sometimes but always so versatile
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It’s time for more guitarists to take advantage of the freedom of movement provided and strut their stuff!
LD Systems Mix 6 A G3
Active 2-Way Loudspeaker With integrated 4-channel mixer, Loudspeakers: 6.5" woofer and 1" tweeter, Frequency range: 80 - 20,000 Hz, Internal Class D amplifier, Power: 2x 70 Watts RMS (2x 280 Watts peak), Maximum output level: 122 dB, Dispersion pattern:...
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Neutrik NA2-IO-DLINE
Neutrik NA2-IO-DLINE, Line I/O to Dante interface, designed for harsh stage conditions, breakout box which allows two, channels of audio to be integrated into a Dante network, converts a Dante stream into analog audio, signals, (!) requires Power over Ethernet...
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Harley Benton Talk Box
Effect for Electric Guitar and Keyboard The sound can be shaped by mouth, Gain, tone, output controls, Jack connections (6.3 mm), On-off switch with LED display, True bypass, Dimensions: 136 x 62 x 191 mm, Weight: 1.7 kg, The...
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Polyend & Dreadbox Medusa
Hybrid Synthesiser Includes Grid and Sequencer 3 Digital wavetable oscillators, 3 Synchronisable analogue oscillators, each with four classic waveforms, Classic 24dB dreadbox analogue filter with 3 different types (2-pole. LP, 4-pole. LP, HP), 5 Independent LFO's, Three different modes:...
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Avid Pro Tools Teacher and Student
Avid Pro Tools EDU Teacher and Student (Box); Audio MIDI Sequenzer (DAW); single license especially for teachers and students, not suitable for educational institutions!; eligibility guidelines can be found here: avid.com/education/eligibility; latest Pro Tools version delivered as Activation Card; perpetual...
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the t.bone HD 2000 NC
Noise Canceling Headphones Circumaural, Active Noise Canceling, Connection via Bluetooth (V 4.1), Up to 6 hours of operation with NC, Up to 10 m range, Impedance 32 ohms, Frequency range 20 - 20,000 Hz, 40 mm Driver, Max. SPL:...
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Rode SC6-L
Mobile Lightning Audio Interface for iPhone Allows the simultaneous connection of two microphones and a headphone, Integrated preamps and digital converters (24-bit / 48 kHz), Direct monitoring and stereo recording with Rode Reporter App (free) possible, 2 x 3.5mm...
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Allen & Heath SQ-DANTE-A card
Allen & Heath SQ-DANTE-A card, audio interface plug-in card for the SQ digital mixing series, 64×64 channel audio and control, 96kHz or 48kHz operation
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Thomann Mix Case 1402 FXMP USB
Mixer Case Suitable for the t.mix xmix 1402 FXMP USB, External dimensions: Approx. 435 x 450 x 155 mm, Colour: Black
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RockNRoller R12Stealth (All-Terrain)
RockNRoller R12Stealth (All-Terrain), All Black Multi Cart, length 86cm - 132cm, Width (frame bed): 35cm, width (rear wheels): 50cm, height (folded): 31cm, height (unfolded): 106cm, stored front wheels: 8"x2" R-Trac, rear wheels: 10"x3" R-Trac, weight: 15kg, load capacity: 227kg
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Joyo JW-02 Wireless System
Digital Wireless Instrument System Transmission frequency: 5.8 GHz, 4 Channel transmitter & receiver, Built-in 3.7V / 500mAh lithium battery, Car anti-jamming, Battery status LED indicator, Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 KHz, Delay: <7 ms, Sample rate: 24-Bit /...
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Joyo JP-05 Power Bank Supply 5
Powerbank for Effect Pedals Built-in 7.4V / 4400mAh lithium battery, Charging time: 2.5 h, Battery level indicator, 4 x DC 9V 100mA outputs, 3 x DC 9V 500mA outputs, 1 x DC 9V / 12V / 18V adjustable output...
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