For the Logic pro users,

Continuing the Flex Time tutorials, in this video we are taking a look at the Monophonic Algorithm and we are looking at two bass examples and one with vocals.

The first example is with long sustained notes that need both time editing and a bit of stretching to influence the performance and make it better.

The second example is a more complex bass line which most of you will most likely work with.

And the third example is with vocals and how you can make them sound thick and wide, especially for sections that you want your vocals to have that extra “something”.

Tools in the toolbox.

I think Flex Time is something that is neglected by most users and is not used to its full potential. That is the reason I’ll spend a few more videos on Flex Time and look at some more (common) examples.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcG5GPPOPcg&list=PLfj7UE5FFCH4V7-uitHyXa23enUD13kKe&index=29

Hi folks. I'm asking this question especially to newbie musicians, but of course someone who has experience in this subject would be greatly helpful. Now imagine you have a complete EP or an album that is ready to be published, but nobody knows your artist identity. What would you do( chronologically) to get into the business of making music for spotify playlists, the festivals, films etc. ?

Hey WeAreTheMusicMakers!

I teach music and produce. I need to pick up a few more bits of work

I've looked into sites like tunescribers and mysheetmusictranscription for music transcription. I've also just found 'Artlist', a music library website.

Has anyone had any experiences working for these websites?

I guess my questions are for transcription: is it doable financially? is there enough work? Is it difficult to get chosen as a transcriber?

And on the music library front - do only a few bits of music get used? Any drawbacks?

Thanks so much for reading this!

What would you do? How/where would you spend it?

What would have the biggest impact on your musical endeavours / career?

(Please refrain from a GAS list - not having a MOOG / Taylor / Neumann isn’t holding up your career !!emoji!!44!!emoji!!)

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Hey guys, I am about to start an Australian music podcast

We did a pilot test to see how the first ep would run and we would love to see what you think

Please note, this segment isn't specifically about Australian music, however, the rest of the show will be.

https://youtu.be/xzcscjF6Ovc