If you haven’t discovered Ron Cohen Mann’s tutorials on YouTube (search for @oboeron), you’ve been missing out. He’s the Jonathan Van Ness (@jvn) of the oboe! bit.ly/3fvgdIq
Look at this photograph!
Every time we do, it instantly brings to mind one of the biggest songs of @Nickelback's career, which was released 15 years ago on the album #AlltheRightReasons. Here’s some fun facts about it.
Photograph went double platinum in the U.S. and hit No. 1 all over the world. Not bad for a song that, Chad Kroeger told us in 2017, is about “nostalgia” for growing up in the small town of Hannah, Alberta. “You can't go back to your childhood," he said.
The first line Kroeger wrote for the song also ended up being the song's iconic first line.
"The photograph I'm holding in the music video is the photograph," he says.
To honour #Juneteenth2020 today, @Bandcamp is donating all of its fees to the Legal Defense Fund (@NAACP_LDF) in support of racial justice, equality and change.
Here are some A+ Black Canadian artists to support on the platform.
.@cadenceweapon, who recently released a compilation of remixes he made between 2009 and 2013:
We’re marking #IndigenousHistoryMonth by celebrating some of the incredible Indigenous musicians on Turtle Island — people who have entertained and educated through music.
Follow this thread all month, and check out our project Game Changers for more: bit.ly/371DMG6
To be honest I'm not very familiar with Garage Band and what types of plug ins are available for that software. But there are some important principles to keep in mind when using any EQ. #AskCBCMusic
Many EQ plug ins sound similar and they all do just about the same thing. So, pick any parametric equalizer. Here is a simple article that describes what that is: bit.ly/2JyoygP One thing to keep in mind a little can go a long way.
I've had people ask me how I was able to make a certain vocal sound great. They are often surprised to look at my EQ settings and see that I did almost nothing. So, be gentle to start. Cut low end under 80Hz. High Mids will add clarity and high frequencies will ad air.