It was John Chow who wrote “It’s Not How Much You Make, It’s How Much You Give,” a post about helping those in need. And it got me thinking about how much this get overlooked or blown off when you are at the top of your game, making lots of money and how easily success makes you forget where you came from or what you were going through not too long ago. For this reason, I’d like to talk about music in the classroom. …click here to read more

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Not every aspiring musician or upcoming band has the money to rent expensive services when it comes to recording music; so most depend on second hand and cost effective equipment. Usually, a cassette recorder with multiple inputs is used in order to record every instrument, then the recording is captured in a computer and edited. But I feel that the cassette tape to computer transition is difficult and if one is not careful the audio integrity suffers. …click here to read more

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