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1 day ago · 28. Mix the kick and bass first . The kick and bass form the foundation of most electronic tracks. Start by mixing these elements to establish a solid low end. Get them to work well together before adding other elements. This approach ensures your mix has a strong, defined low end. 29. The less going on in the low end, the better
2 days ago · “Like the other tracks, the synths are the JD-800 and the Korg M1. And the rhythm tracks are from the JD-800 and my DDD-1. “A lot of listeners and reviewers said, and still say, my music contains an oriental atmosphere on its melodies, harmonies and even percussion.
1 day ago · In short, Jimmy Page was in the process of creating a monster; a monster that was to become known the world over as Led Zeppelin. In their heyday, The Yardbirds had been one of the most sought-after and innovative bands to have emerged from the UK’s all-pervasive, early 60s R&B boom.
1 day ago · Bacharach studied music (Associate of Music, 1948) [20] at McGill University in Montreal, under Helmut Blume, at the Mannes School of Music in New York City, and at the Music Academy of the West in Montecito, California. During this period he studied a range of music, including jazz, whose sophisticated harmony is a distinctive feature of many ...
2 days ago · This encyclopedia examines all four elements of Hip Hop Culture, providing students, scholars, and music fans with a complete history of the thirty-year music genre. This encyclopedia includes approximately 100 photographs, discographies after each entry, and a for further listening list at the end of the volume.
21 hours ago · Rather than his work in folk and rock music, “And the Roots of Rhythm Remain” remembers Boyd’s time founding and managing Hannibal Records, one of the first labels to use the term “world ...
1 day ago · Frank Zappa was one of the first to try tearing down the barriers between rock, jazz, and classical music. In the late Sixties his Mothers of Invention would slip from Stravinsky's "Petroushka" into The Dovells' "Bristol Stomp" before breaking down into saxophone squeals inspired by Albert Ayler
