Customize your DAW Look: 12 Best Free Serum Skins

Customize your DAW look: 12 best free Serum skins

Music producers enjoy working in motivating environments. For this reason, it’s crucial to make an effort to decorate your home studio with cool furniture, lighting, and artwork. If you use Serum, you can quickly alter the synth’s appearance with a custom skin that fits your preferences, aesthetic, and workflow. In this article, you’ll find out how to customize your DAW look with Serum custom skins, and we’ll also reveal some good sources for getting free ones.

We’ll also quickly go over what you’ll need to create your own Serum skins.

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Best Music Production Gear: 5 New Releases in October

Best Music Production Gear: New Realeses in October

Numerous brand-new music products are introduced each week. The gear industry is growing more quickly than ever. But if you don’t check in frequently, keeping up with it all might be exhausting. That is the reason why we have collected some of the best and newest music production gear for you. For today, we have reverb plugins, mobile DAW apps, amazing microphones, and more.

Whatever your method of music production, you’re sure to find something on this list that will be on your gear radar.

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How to Make a Musical Conversation: A Guide to Call and Response

Call And Response

Do you love making music?

Do you want to learn how to have a musical conversation with someone else?

If so, this is the blog post for you! In today’s post, we will teach you all about call and response.

This is a fundamental concept in music that allows two or more people to communicate musically with each other.

We will give you some tips on getting started and show you examples of call and response in action. Let’s get started!

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Tritone – Music’s Tensest Interval: What Is It And How To Use It?

Transpose a Song in Music

In music theory, it’s critical to understand the tritone musical theory.

Although it appears in some of the most basic chords and scales, some musicians want to steer clear of its tense, grating tone.

But what exactly is a tritone? Where do artists most frequently use it, and what does it sound like?

In this piece, we’ll outline the fundamentals of tritone intervals and explain why they’re contentious.

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How to Transpose A Song In Music And Change The Key

Transpose a Song in Music

Although the phrase “transposition” may seem arcane in music theory, it is a fundamental ability that every musician should be familiar with and know how to transpose a song in music.

In truth, samples and cover songs are just two musical contexts where the idea of transposition is present.

But if you’re just starting started, transposing a tune or melody can be tricky.

We’ll explain the meaning of the phrase in detail and demonstrate the simplest methods for transposing any musical fragment in this article.

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10 Ways To Build A Community Of Fans Around Your Music (1/2)

build a community of fans

Musicians always want to know how to build a community of fans around their music. Successful musicians understand the importance of cultivating a large and engaged fan base around their music. Diversify your outreach to build the largest community possible and maximize your exposure.

Let’s explore extremely powerful tools for building a large and diverse fan base across multiple media platforms and artist profiles!

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Songwriting Splits: What Are They and Why You Need To Agree on Them? (2/2)

Songwriting Splits

Continue reading to learn more about Songwriting Splits next to the previous part!

Simon Cowell, the music mogul, recently parted ways with Little Mix, the girl group he supported and signed after they won the X Factor in 2011. The stated reason? He had a falling out with their management company, Modest Management, over the songwriting splits on their single “Woman Like Me.”

Some may think it’s a drastic move over a minor issue, but such fallouts are more common than ever before, especially given the exponential growth in the number of credited songwriters on today’s big hits.

Splits are the concept that leads to songwriting crediting headaches like these.

And every songwriter and musician who distributes their music should understand what they are and why they are important. It will save you a lot of trouble later on.

However, splits are not always straightforward. So, to help you understand splits better, here’s everything you need to know.

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