Keyboard Magazine is a magazine that originally covered electronic keyboard instruments and keyboardists, though with the advent of computer based recording and audio technology, they have added digital music technology to their regular coverage, including those not strictly pertaining to the keyboard related instruments.
Rolling Stone is an all-American magazine that has been devoted to music, politics, and popular culture for four decades since its founding in San Francisco in 1967 by Jann Wenner, who remains the editor and publisher today. This renowned and revered magazine is known for its diversity of content, although always synonymous with the rock and roll way of life. While Rolling Stone has evolved over the years, certain features and columns regarded as trademarks of the magazine have remained intact, such as “National Affairs,” “Rock & Roll,” and “Random Notes.” Rolling Stone is considered by many sources and reviews as one of the most influential magazines around, always delivering the greatest of whatever is out there in music, film, television, and more.
This month we take a look at pedalboards of the pros by showing you 10 stomp stations from recent Rig Rundowns with Joe Bonamassa, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Dweezil Zappa, Lamb of God, J Mascis, Queens of the Stone Age, the Cult, Minus the Bear, Living Colour, and Keller Williams. (We’ve also got a gallery of rad reader pedalboards that give the pros’ boards a run for their money!)
Guitar Techniques is music magazine especially for Guitars, from choosing right model guitar to tuning , for noobs to pro everything is covered and explained in simple manner. hot lessons too.
Guitar Techniques is music magazine especially for Guitars, from choosing right model guitar to tuning , for noobs to pro everything is covered and explained in simple manner. hot lessons too.
This month everything comes in pairs with interviews (and studio access) with Ulrich Schnauss and Pretty Lights. There are great tutorials on distortion and low-end mixing. And something for everyone in our reviews section, from giganto workstations to tiny synths you have to build yourself. Add in our DAW regulars (with video to match) and you’ve the ultimate guide to making today’s music. And we’re going to do it all again next month!
Suivre l’évolution du matériel et des techniques d’enregistrement, découvrir des conseils et astuces pour progresser vite et bien (quelque soit le niveau, le style de musique ou l’équipement) : c’est la promesse de KR Home Studio qui propose chaque mois un tour d’horizon complet de ce qu’il faut savoir sur le home studio et la création musicale.
