Record Pro-Level Vocals in a Budget Studio

Record Pro-Level Vocals in a Budget Studio

Unable to use midi output driver

Unable to use midi output driver
tip: http://www.pgmusic.com/techfaq17.htm#80 and unchecked all sw synths and configured the Roland VSG DXI synth,
There seems to be at least two areas of potential problem-

1. Use of ASIO drivers chosen in more than one open program ( I have had many problems using ASIO drivers but none with MME except for the latency which does not affect my use)

2. The grabbing of drivers when two programs with the same are used in a session

We have had success by these actions -

3. Complete closedown - wait 20 seconds and boot

4. Select ASIO drivers for one program and MME for the other

5. When the message shows you can choose an alternative driver for that session

6. Also one problem cleared itself after a Diskclean - Defrag and Registry clean and compaction

This seems to be a conflict rather than a bug in BIAB
jazzman 

Making backing Tracks bob notes norton

Making backing Tracks

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jeff Baxter American Guitar technique

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=eff+Baxter+American+Guitar+technique&aq=f

home vocal recording

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=33282

manning1 pgmusic tips

manning1 pgmusic tips

virtual midi & more

Granucon - music software - virtual midi keyboard
V.M.K v1.65 for Windows XP
Bome Mouse Keyboard
Bome's Mouse Keyboard - Bome Software
Tutorial Usage with Reason 3 - Bome Software
(Mostly) Free Musical Utilities for Power Users Pro Rain Recording
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Electronic and Computer Music Plogue Bidule Review

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Monitoring what I'm recording

Monitoring what I'm recording

part 2

play by ear

How To Play Any Song By Ear

easy to use ear trainer

from Guitar suite pentatonic scales

Tonic (major pentatonic scale) 2nd 3rd 5th 6th

A B C# E F#

B C# D# F# G#

C D E G A

D E F# A B

E F# G# B C#

F G A C D

G A B D E

Tonic (minor pentatonic scale) flat 3rd 4th 5th flat 7th

A C D E G

B D E F# A

C Eb F G Bb

D F G A C

E G A B D

F Ab Bb C Eb

G Bb C D F

biab stylemaker

• brittle sound.
• Using the Band-in-a-Box Stylemaker - In this tutorial, we will endeavor to give you an overview of how Band-in-a-Box uses styles to generate Songs.
• Using the Band-in-a-Box Stylemaker Part 2 - In this tutorial, we will endeavor to give you an overview of how Band-in-a-Box uses styles to generate Songs.

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first steps in keyboarding

first steps in keyboarding

the map

generic map

harmony

7 harmonies tutorial

creating a song

Record Scratch Tracks To Guide Your Arrangement

Chord Progressions & songs

make your own guitar chord

moneychords

The Best Free Jazz/Standard Chord Changes on the Web

Click a song title to view The Vanilla Book chord changes.


This web page contains a list of songs that have similar chord progressions and tonal shifts (modulations) and then links them to the "Vanilla Book".



The Buddy Holly - VIb-chord




Rhythm changes 4 guitar
Basic Rhythm Changes


While there are many possible chord progressions, there are a few basic building blocks that account for many of the chord changes you will see




chord charts to over 800 songs


Jazz guitar free sheet music , tabs, mp3





jazz guitar chords
Guitar Chord Progression

Here are some examples of the I-V-VI-IV chord progression

The I - V - vi - IV (or C - G - Am - F) is a very common chord progression in popular music, and I put together all the songs I could find that fit it. All of the songs fit this chord progression in some way (I - V - vi - IV, V - vi - I - IV, vi - IV - I - V, or IV - I - V - vi).

cannon in D
(2 per bar): D ABm F#mG DG A I-Vvi -iiiIV-IIV-V

vi-IV-I-V Sensitive Female Chord Progression

• 
  
  
  
  • Roman Numerals and How to Play a Chord
  • Popular Chord Progressions
• *Exhaustive List of Chord Progressions
  
• *Advanced Chord Substitutions

Standard Chord Patterns For Basic Song Segments

I IV (one of the most basic, and most overused progressions around. Used in James Brown - Sex Machine)

i IV (Used in Tito Puente - Oye Como Va and Herbie Hancock - Chameleon)

I IV V (happy pop sound. Used in Green Day - Time of Your Life)

I V IV (thanks, Third Eye Blind, all your latest hits use this progression. Also used in Blink 182 - All The Small Things (chorus))

I V vi IV (hooray for Blink 182, *cough*)

i VII VI V (Hit the Road Jack, and several Flamenco pieces)

I vi IV V (50s happy doowop. Used in Ben E. King - Stand By Me, the first chords of The Beatles- This Boy, and Every Breath You Take by The Police)

I VII IV (rock)

ii V I (jazz standard. Autumn Leaves begins with these chords)

I IV I I IV IV I I V IV I I (12 bar blues, another jazz standard. Used in Jimmy Hendrix - Red House and B.B.King - Everyday I Have The Blues)

LEARN TO COMPOSE

LEARN TO COMPOSE

• Introduction to Composing

BEGINNER'S SECTION

• Beginner's Section Introduction
• Different Compositional Methods
• Roman Numerals and How to Play a Chord
• Popular Chord Progressions
• Compose a Melody from a Chord Progression
• Become a Melody Composer
• How to Compose a Memorable Melody
• How to Embellish Your Melody
• Natural Minor Scales
• Pentatonic Scales
• Major Scales

ADVANCED SECTION

• *How to Add Tension to Your Melody
• *How to use 7th Chords in Compositions
• *How to Harmonize a Melody
• *Exhaustive List of Chord Progressions
• *Advanced Chord Substitutions
• *Use Rhythm to Enhance Your Melody
• *Unrestrained Melody Composition
• *Oriental Scales
• *Hungarian Minor Scales
• *Arabian Scales
• *Blues Scales
• *Whole Tone Scales
• *Melodic Minor Scales
• *Harmonic Minor Scales

greenScreen

Household Hacker,

biab practice in all 12 keys

biab practice in all 12 keys

the goal 5 rows of "Dm7 G7 CMaj7" played 4 times (OR 1 row of "Dm7 G7 CMaj7" played 20 times. Then the same for "Gm7 C7 FMaj7", and for "Cm7 F7 BbMaj7", and for "Fm7 Bb7 EbMaj7" . . . "Am7 D7 GMaj7" - all 12 keys. the MAColution

Write it out ONCE and then use the Prefs->Transpose window to set the thing to automatically transpose by your entered number of half steps per chorus repeat. (that would be the number 1)

Set the chorus number to 12 and there you go. 

Use an all MIDI style for this one. It is not only faster, the RealTracks will choke on that one.


--Mac 

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biab helpful suggestions

song layout +

Oliver Gannon's tutorial video, "Secrets of the Stylemaker" may help you out: 

http://www.pgmusic.com/videos.htm