Wassup everybody, so the question is “why you should learn to play an instrument“. I believe that if you create music, your aim should always be to get better. Actually that goes for anything… i’m trippin’ LOL. If you are
Peace and wassup to everybody reading this. Here’s a quick update on what’s going on in this School of Clint Music Licensing Case Study. Just in case you have no clue on what’s going on, click here. Right now, I
We are now entering the 6th week of the journey. The goal is to license your music or get your music licensed along with me. This is a case study that I decided to create under the tutelage of the
Wassup everybody! Back again with another entry journal so to speak of my journey learning to license your music. I am in the School of Clint named after the homey Anthony Clint, Jr. If u don’t know who he is,
Welcome to the next part of the journey I’m taking to learn how to license your music. If you have no idea what i’m talking about click here for the first part. I invite you to enroll with me in
One of the goals I had this year was to get into music licensing. So the first thing I did was go on google and type “how to license your music”. Anytime I have a question, that’s what I do by
J Dilla Techniques Back in Feburary which is considered DillaMonth for all the Dillaheads out there, I decided to do another tribute on my youtube channel. This video was me creating a Dilla inspired beat. Prior to that vid I demonstrated
Music Beats For those that get frustrated with creating musical art whether it be boombap beats, jazzy beats, or just music beats in general, this article is for you. Throughout this post, I will be using the term “music beats”
Beat Making Tips : Dilla Style Wassup everybody! So we have made it to the month of February 2016, and the first thing that comes to mind is “DillaMonth”. For those that don’t know, this is the month where the great
Top 5 Music Production Myths All Beatmakers Should Know There are many myths that have been lingering on for years within the music industry. Many I don’t care for however, I wanted to break down my top 5 music production myths.