Hey guys! I hope you enjoy the first part of this Beginner's Guide to Recording series! Stay tuned for the next videos where I will touch on getting your recording started, editing, and mixing! Let me know your thoughts/questions in the comments :) All links are down below! Thanks for watching!
In this video, Alex covers the 5 best alternatives to music videos which will build your reach and attract a new audience to your music.
These alternatives can be curating others content and adding your music, creating original content or collaborating with others who already have an audience.
Jaden is a portrait photographer who specializes in musician portraits. His background as a musician allows him to more easily connect with his subjects and create a more comfortable environment and better capture their personalities.
Last week I asked you on Twitter to submit your concert photography for me to edit, and since then I have done just that! I'll be going over some broad photo editing techniques using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, as well as talking about my process. Not a photo editing tutorial, but if you would like one just let me know in the comments!
This is a "brief" overview of the equipment essentials I think every home studio needs. Within each category, I will breakdown some of my favorite specific pieces and also touch on the equipment that I use.
In this video, Jacques shows beginners they don't need sheet music or years or boring practice to start playing songs on the piano. Traditional piano lessons are geared toward people that want to be professional pianists. Regular people just want to learn quickly and play some tunes they like.
In this video I talk about all different types of music and stage gear to use!
Mic accessories:
Rode PSA1 Boom Arm https://amzn.to/2LCUoaG
Pop filter https://amzn.to/2Nsnyei