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Learn How to Mix and Record Music

admin — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 16:41:57 +0000

Imagine getting your first number one hit in the music charts, and from your own creation. Are you a novice or advanced song writer and are looking to get your song digitally recorded?

There are a number of options or stages you can take;

1. Download Pro-tools or a similar music mixing software and learn how to create sample sounds and produce your own song on your laptop or PC. (Get a decent sound card though)

2. Learn an instrument and how to read music notes. Know your crotchets from your semi quavers. The piano or guitar is a good instrument to learn on.

3. Get other musicians and form a group or music band.

4. Then get in touch with a local recording studio in your area. You will gain experience and advice from in house musicians and studio managers.

There are a number of recording studios through out the UK and London. The Limehouse recordingstudiolondon is a modern facility in East London providing a flexible environment and the latest digital hardware/software to create a noise free, acoustic sound.

Latest News

admin — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:05:37 +0000

Like summer’s end, MTV’s 2011 Video Music Awards are fast approaching. If the show’s 26-year legacy is any indication, we’re in for superstar collabs and elaborate sets come Sunday (Aug. 28). To celebrate the annual MTV spectacular, we asked Billboard.com readers to pick the best performances in VMA history — and not surprisingly, pop megastars including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Britney Spears and Lady Gaga came out on top of the tally.

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News about Singer Ashlyne Huff

admin — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 10:56:50 +0000

Singer Ashlyne Huff may be much more used to choreography and dance pop, but the newcomer shows off her a strong acoustic side as she covers Paramore’s “The Only Exception” in this week’s Mashup Mondays installment.

“Hayley [Williams'] voice is really interesting to me because it’s soft and then really powerful,” Huff says of what drew her to the tune from Paramore’s 2009 album “Brand New Eyes,” which reached No. 1 on the Alternative Albums chart. “I love the fact that [her voice] is really vulnerable and then it hits you in the face all of the sudden, mid-song.”

While they are both twentysomething female singers from the south, Huff and Williams come from very different musical worlds. Huff, the daughter of Nashville producer/guitarist Dann Huff, spent a lot of time growing up right inside the Country music scene there and turned her talents to dance-friendly pop. Williams, meanwhile, almost literally grew up in the spotlight after forming pop-punk band Paramore at age 15 with Tennessee high school friends in 2004.

While Paramore has been a musical force for the past six years, Huff is just beginning to see her name on the charts. After touring with Jordin Sparks and New Kids On The Block/Backsteet Boys, Huff released her debut album, “Let It Out” this June and it immediately hit the Heatseekers chart. Hear more from Huff in the videos below.