Digidesign announced a new Surround Panner option for the ICON D-Control worksurface that brings powerful and convenient panning functionality... Read more »
The presence of a rhythmic accent at a metrically weak place is called Syncopation. Syncopations arise in various ways; for our purposes, the... Read more »
In music, counterpoint is the ability to “say” two things at once comprehensibly. The term comes from the Latin punctus contra punctum, i.e.,... Read more »
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In music, voice leading is the continuity between pitches or notes played successively in time. For example, when moving from a root position C... Read more »
Our friends at Fits & Starts Productions have announced two more HOW-TO Church Sound Workshops: Aug 5-6 at Tri-County Technical College in... Read more »
In its standard meaning, sonata form is a 3-part form in music composition, in which the second and third parts are closely linked so as to... Read more »
The long wait is finally over! Don’t hesitate, when the clock strikes 10am Sweetwater time, go download your FREE copy of our massive new... Read more »
Tomorrow is the day! Anticipation is growing, the crowds are restless… Check in here tomorrow to find out when you’ll be able to download a... Read more »
The jazz style of the early ’50s, taken up by many white musicians, and popular on college campuses. The basis was bebop, but the faster tempos... Read more »
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