Posts Tagged ‘music’
Hope everyone had a good, relaxing 4th of July. Mine was all right.
While we’re still in the mood, blogger Ig posted his take on the Bill of Rights late last week. He calls it the Guitar Player’s Bill of Rights.
Favorite:
Right 3: You have the right to enjoy playing guitar.
Let’s face it. Too many guitar players [...]
Jon Clarke of the band Secret Echoes wrote an interesting article called “Why changing styles is good for a band” earlier this week about the importance of change to music and why musicians, even within a very defined genre, ought to keep their minds open to new sounds.
“It is only by changing what is commonly [...]
In the neighborhood of guitar manufacturers, Brazen is the new kid on the block that everybody’s talking about… Well, everybody that’s hip, at least. Get with it, man!
Since they’re a pretty new, small company, there’s not a ton of press about them, nor will you find their products in a lot of the bigger shops [...]
World Music Supply is a music instrument retail website from Indiana. Their YouTube channel has something like 270 video demonstations of the products they sell, almost all shot in-house.
Here’s one of their best, a demo of the Boss DS-1 distortion pedal:
Their archive is one of the first places I search through [...]
“What is the best way to do this? PayPal? Are there other options than PayPal? Other options that don’t cost money (like receiving Credit Cards)?”
There’s an interesting discussion over in the Harmony Central forums about the best ways to sell singles on your site. If you’re a musician, it may be worth a gander.
Link: [...]