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Archive for May 2010
Jeff Beck to Honor Les Paul
Jeff Beck Commemorates Les Paul’s 95th Birthday with Special Intimate Performance at the Iridium Jazz Club on June 9, 2010. Beck will pay tribute to his mentor and friend, the late guitar great Les Paul, with an intimate show consisting of Les Paul’s memorable classics along with some rockabilly favorites.
Selling More of Your Songs – Breaking Even with Online EP
Irish band The Script’s song Breakeven was their third single released in late 2008. It was one of those song’s that worked well on the radio, and I genuinely liked the production on the radio edit. Great lyrics (Eg. “What am I supposed to do when the best part of me was always you…”), unique … Continue reading
Getting help with “Music Worth Buying”
As music listeners we all invest in the music we love. The internet and services like iTunes has revolutionized the way we not only hear our music, but also buy it. There’s an amazing catalog of music we all now have access to as well as the onslaught of new music in our faces. But … Continue reading
The iPad DJ
Attending the first iPad Dev Camp, renowned technology blogger and author Robert Scoble saw Rana Sobhany, and managed to interview her demonstrating her iPad DJ’ing setup.
Editor’s Music Blog Post #002: Mixing it with Max
This week, caught up with Max, at his home to talk through some music ideas. We met for the first time a few weeks ago and caught up over a couple of beers, (after being introduced by my father in law). The meeting brought up surprises and serendipity that I neither of us expected. Max … Continue reading
Reflecting on Prof. Dr. Fritz Sennheiser
At a tradeshow a few years back, I was talking to an audio distributor about a pair of telephone headsets that they represented. I asked a question if a particular feature was on their roadmap, and whilst I don’t recall the exact question, I clearly recall the answer. “Professor Sennheiser does not believe that the … Continue reading
Editor’s Music Blog Post #001- Starts Here
For many of us, music becomes a drug, way before it becomes a profession. It gives us a rush like nothing else, and when we are in our ‘zone’, whether we are performing, writing or practicing, we feel at one with the universe (As corny as it sounds… it’s the only way I can describe … Continue reading
