Why going slow and steady may actually be keeping you from improving

In some cases, practicing slowly and accurately can hinder you progress, here’s why. A guest post by SoundFly Partners of SoundFly. It’s been said that we must learn to walk. Continue reading

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Why you should occasionally take a break from music

Dedication and practice are certainly a huge part of becoming a better musician, but giving yourself a moment to take a step back and take a breather from music every. Continue reading

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Mental Practice for Musicians

How to practice music like an Olympic athlete

Regardless of what musical style you gravitate toward, developing a solid, consistent practice routine is essential to setting yourself up for a successful music career. Here, we look at some. Continue reading

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Make your guitar playing a more personal experience

By making the experience of guitar playing as individualized as possible, practicing the instrument can become both more exciting and more relaxing. Here we look at a few tips for. Continue reading

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What to do while you’re waiting for touring to return

While the industry’s collective fingers are all crossed for the return of safe, in-person live music at some point during 2021, it’s clear that artists still have a ways to. Continue reading

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Artist’s Guide To Preparing For Winter Isolation

While summer has provided many in the US with a little bit of breathing room (literally), the coming season, and a lack of any guaranteed vaccine, mean bands and artists. Continue reading

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Accepting, Embracing the Musician That Is You

Int his piece, Erica Snipes weighs in on the psychological challenges of spending quarantine cloistered with your instrument, and the self-criticism and comparison to others that inevitably seems to occur,. Continue reading

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Building Your Confidence As A Beginner Singer

Many people who are just starting out as singers often struggle with having confidence in their abilities, which can often negatively impact their performance, even if the talent is there.. Continue reading

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How To Improve Your Musical Talents

Not everyone is gifted with musical talent, but even for those with a natural affinity for music music hone these skills in order to maximize their ability. In this piece. Continue reading

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How to Get Into a Good Quarantine Practice Routine [Sample Schedule]

With many artists unable to perform live, and often stuck at home facing a profound lack of structure, effective time management can be a challenge. Here we look at how. Continue reading

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MTT Weekly Recap: Music As A Free Commodity

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Marq-Paul Larose: What You Need BEFORE Leaving the Rehearsal Studio Michael Shoup: Music as a Free Commodity MORE:

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