5 Ways for Musicians to Collaborate During a Pandemic
Social distancing can be a strange new concept for musicians who are used to playing in bands and being around other creatives on a regular basis. Here are five ways that you can collaborate with other musicians while waiting out coronavirus.
High Fidelity Music Streaming: Can You Tell the Difference?
First there was TIDAL, and now there’s Amazon Music HD, another mainstream high-fidelity streaming service. Berklee Online instructors Jonathan Wyner, Erin Barra, Prince Charles Alexander, and Sean Slade share their thoughts on music streaming quality and whether it matters to music industry professionals like themselves, the average listener, and the audiophile.
How to Create a Musician Website
Websites allow artists to share their music and shape their messaging exactly how they want. Here you’ll learn where to begin when designing your artist website and the components that make a website effective.
How Chromeo Built Their Sound
Patrick “P-Thugg” Gemayel breaks down Chromeo’s extensive synth collection.
Splice Studio Makes Remote Music Production Collaboration Easier
Berklee Online music production instructor Erik Hawkins teamed up with his students to test out the remote collaboration program, Splice Sounds.
Real Analog Tape Sound: Is It Worth the Hassle?
What happens when you take a virtual instrument out of your DAW and record it to analog tape? Magic!
Edge Mic from Antelope Audio and Mic Modeling Software Review
Can Antelope Audio’s Edge mic modeling microphones really sound like classic, high-end mics that cost thousands of dollars more?
Music Distribution in the Streaming Era (CD Baby Guest Post)
At CD Baby, we can make songs available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music in a matter of days, but artists who rush through the distribution process often miss opportunities that could’ve helped their music go further.
Sequential TOM Drum Machine (and Knight Rider) and MIDI Implementation
A beat from a 1980s drum machine, combined with a 1980s TV show and new technology make for a wild ride.
Ambisonics with Berklee’s John Escobar
In this series, Berklee Online instructor John Escobar discusses the key points in understanding ambisonics, specifically what ambisonics are, how to capture them, and what to do with them in post-production.
