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Review: Fender Acoustasonic 150 Combo Amp(2)

February 3, 2012

The Fender Acoustasonic 150 guitar amplifier is ideally suited to the gigging musician looking to maximize the sound of an acoustic-electric guitar while taking advantage of a variety of modern features and flexibility. The Acoustasonic delivers an incredibly clean, full, and powerful sound, provided by two 8” foam-surround low-frequency neodymium drivers and a high frequency [...]

Review: Fender Acoustasonic 150 Combo Amp

Learn The Nashville Number System At Vanderbilt University

Odie Blackmon On August 25th, the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University will be offering a new class for musicians and songwriters. It will be held on Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm and it will be taught by Odie Blackmon, grammy nominee and the winner of 3 ASCAP Awards. Some of his songwriting [...]

What Apple’s New Version Of Final Cut Might Mean For Musicians

While a new version of Apple’s audio editing software Logic may be more immediately interesting to musicians, we’ve written at length about why and how musicians are using video editing skills to promote their music on the Internet. On Tuesday this week, Apple re-launched their market leading Final Cut video editing software in a move [...]

Software Review: Toontrack Chuck Ainlay EZMix Pack

A great mix engineer is one with tools. He knows them back to front. Every little control, sweet spot, and parameter. That magic point where it’s just about to catch on fire; he knows how to tweak his gear to get the perfect mix. This process is never easy, though over time, it gets smoother. [...]