By Danny Trent | Mandolins
If you are a mandolin player and you’re in the market for a quality mandolin that’s going to be worth every penny, you’ve come to the right article! Mandolins are instruments that aren’t very common to find in today’s music scene, but they are a great way to incorporate a unique sound to your music. […]
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By Danny Trent | Electric Guitars
A short scale guitar can be any guitar: bass guitars, acoustic guitars, scale electric guitar, acoustic-electric bass guitar – you name it, and there is probably a short scale version of the guitar on the market. These types of bass guitars are more compact than your average bass guitar and make an excellent choice if […]
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By Danny Trent | Acoustic Guitars
Before we jump into our analysis, let’s quickly identify just what qualifies as a “parlor guitar”. In a Hurry? I’ll cut to the chase here and mention that is my top recommendation. for the full analysis… What is a parlor guitar? The parlor guitar’s name (also is spelled parlour guitar) originated from wealthy […]
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By Ronan Fitzgerald | Learning
As the DAW market continues to expand, and the tools available for home recording enthusiasts become more accessible, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the number of options available. We’re here to try and help you with that. And today, we’re going to look at a couple of the long-standing stalwarts of digital music production: […]
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By Danny Trent | Guitar Maintenance
One of the biggest limitations, when you’re purchasing a low budget electrocguitar, is that there is isn’t a large option of color choices for these instruments which is why in this occasion we have decided to let you know how to paint a guitar in the right way and what to prepare beforehand. If you […]
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By Alizabeth Swain | Learning
Getting started on your guitar learning adventure can be a costly endeavor, especially if you have absolutely no musical experience to lean on. Chances are, you may not have realized how expensive starting up and getting all of your guitar essentials was going to be. Not only do you have to invest in a guitar, […]
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By Danny Trent | Learning
Since the dawn of digital audio production, plenty of musicians have taken it upon themselves to h availado what they could witble technology to record their own music. There are plenty of benefits: You keep control of the audio recording process You don’t have to pay an engineer or producer for editing and production You […]
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By Candace Osmond | Electric Guitars
Finding an entry-level guitar that manages to balance price and decent sound output is harder than it may seem. You’d think that finding something basic is an easy process, but there are models out there that just look and sound cheap. Nobody wants that. But what they might want is to know how the and […]
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By Danny Trent | Electric Guitars
When shopping for new electric guitar, many musicians wonder about the comparison of two equally famous guitars: the and the . The Epiphone is manufactured by Gibson, while the Squier Stratocaster is manufactured by Fender; both instruments are budget-friendly guitars and beginner level instruments that are inspired by some of the most famous guitar’s history. […]
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By Melanie Griffin | Pedals
If you’re looking to crank up your electric guitar playing to eleven, a well-deployed distortion pedal is a great way to do it. It puts the fuzz on your notes and chords without disguising where you’re coming from, and you can add as much edge as you want without drastically altering your playing style. It’s […]
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