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Zoom Software in Music Mode – Best Audio Settings
Optimise audio settings in Zoom conference software for the best audio streaming experience. Audio settings for online music lessons and fitness classes. Includes video tutorial and the NEW High Fidelity Music Mode option in Zoom.
Best USB Microphones For Recording in 2021: The Ultimate Guide
Trying to choose the best USB Microphone? Listen to all the bestsellers and watch them in action in our ultimate guide to USB mics. Perfect for home recording studios and YouTube. Newly updated for 2021. With video reviews and audio recordings
PreSonus Revelator USB Mic Review // Best USB Mic for Live Streaming?
A complete review of the Presonus Revelator USB Mic, including hi-res audio and in-depth video review. The Revelator is a high quality mic with unique features – Perfect for podcasters, Gamers, Live Streamers and Musicians
How To Teach Music Lessons Online – All The Studio Gear You Need
A complete step-by-step guide for music teachers who want to learn how to teach online. Includes comprehensive video tutorials.
The Best Music Scanning Software and Apps in 2021
A comparison of music scanning software and apps, with video tutorial. Convert your sheet music to MIDI or import into your favourite notation software or DAW. Includes step-by-step video tutorial.
Audio Cables Explained: A Complete Guide to Audio Cable Types For Home Recording Studios
Learn about audio cable types for your home recording studio: RCA, XLR, MIDI, Jack and Phono Connectors. Balanced vs unbalanced explained. Including Video Tutorial
Music Making Hardware: Our Top 10 Studio Essentials for 2021
Our top ten essential home recording studio and computer hardware purchases for musicians building a home studio on their PC, laptop or Mac
Which Guitar Software? The Best Guitar Learning Software in 2021
Learning to play the guitar, bass or acoustic is easier with good guitar software. We look at the benefits of the different software, online courses & DVDs
Guitar to MIDI connection | The Best Guitar MIDI Controllers in 2021
Use your guitar like a synth and play virtual instruments on your computer or tablet. And with some devices you can record your guitar too.
The Ultimate Gear for Your Rock Band in 2021: Best Guitars, Drums + Synths
All the gear you need to kick-start your band! Whether you are budget or big-buck, we list the must-have kit we think you need to get started or move on up.
Best Large Diaphragm Condenser Mics in 2021: The Ultimate Comparison Guide
Want choose a good large diaphragm condenser mic? Compare all the best condenser mics in 2021 by price & spec in our 3-part guide to condenser microphones for your home recording studio.
THE Top 10 Best Selling MIDI Controllers in 2021
Even if you’re not a keyboard player, when you set up a home recording studio, a MIDI controller is really useful. But which one? Here are 10 of the best.
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