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Whatever type of music you’re making, whether it be hip-hop beats or full-fledged orchestral scores, there’s no doubt that you’ll eventually need a MIDI keyboard. Like interfaces, desktop computers, and studio monitors, MIDI controllers are seemingly becoming the centerpieces…

Metronomes are easily the most useful tool when it comes to improving your timing as a musician and performer. There’s no doubt you’ve had the experience of practicing a song over and over to find out that the band plays it about 10 BPM faster than what you now have in your…

Way back in the 1980s, Midi was developed to allow musicians to control a variety of synthesizers or other instruments from one single platform. While the drum pad portion of midi controllers seemed to be a second thought for most manufacturers during that time, they’re now…

XLR Cables are easily one of the most important pieces of any studio or stage setup. They can be used to connect everything from microphones to xlr output gear to your console. In comparison with TRS cables, they can better protect your cable from signal interference, as well…

When you bring up practice pads to a professional drummer, most of them will point you in the direction of electronic drum sets. While those are great for practicing, live performance, and studio use, they can cost a bit much if you want to use them solely for practice…

Since their introduction in the 1980s, electronic drum sets have made massive strides. While they will surely never replace the feeling of banging away on a fat acoustic kick and snare, moving over to an electronic drum kit is a shift that every veteran or burgeoning drummer…