Posted on 04 November 2008
I been working hard for ya’ll!
Listen, I’ve always wanted to include pictures of keys in my blog posts but it’s just too hard to create them each and every time, so I resorted to just plain text…
…Until had this cool idea…
What if I could have someone build me a tool that basically generates piano images with highlighted notes on the fly? All I have to tell it is what notes I want, what color to shade them, and how big to make the image.
Well, that’s what I did! I posted it to one of my programmers and 3 weeks later, it’s a reality!
Popularity: 15% [?]
Tags: dynamic piano key display, new tool, Technology
Posted on 24 September 2008
My good friend is giving away his “Piano Recording Secrets” course for free to 79 of our students.
I’m talking about a guy who has worked with such “A-listers” as Prince, Herbie Hancock, Michael Jackson, and Lionel Richie (in fact, he was one of the engineers on the hit song, “We Are the World”). He sent me an e-mail saying he wanted to do something very special for my students.
He has this downloadable course called “Piano Recording Secrets” that normally sells for $29.00. It teaches you how to put everything you learn from me to work —- how to record your music and how to make it sound good!
Get this… he teaches you how to record like a professional without the need for expensive equipment either! He’s made it so easy that anyone can do it.
Now here’s the best part…
Popularity: 12% [?]
Tags: khaliq glover, piano recording, piano recording secrets, recording
Posted on 22 August 2008
So you’ve heard them play on your favorite albums and covet their style. But you have no idea how these top musicians get such a full, phat sound, outside of the brilliantly-voiced chords they concoct. Well, here’s some tools that will get you one step closer…
Popularity: 16% [?]
Tags: jv 1080, mks-20, p-330, roland jv-1080, roland mks-20, roland modules, roland p-330, sound modules, sounding better
Posted on 11 August 2008
Ok, so I’m on the net and I come across this post about a free program that visualizes your midi files in a whole new way.
You’re probably familiar with Van Basco Karaoke, which takes your midi file and displays it on a piano screen. It’s great for learning how to play any song, if there’s a midi file available for it on the net. You can even slow stuff down and transpose to any key of your choice.
Popularity: 20% [?]
Tags: midi jam, midi player, midi visualization, midijam, van basco karaoke