Posts Tagged ‘review’
I’ve decided to summarize some of the important points that the Royal Conservatory of Music expects you to know for their Harmony exams (grades 3-5). The reason why I’m doing this is because I think that it’s essential for every composer to have a strong foundation of the theory behind music. However, you are not [...]
Categories: Composing
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I don’t exactly remember which machine I used when I recorded my first CD, but it was very similar to the BOSS BR-900CD (probably one model down from that). I remember it being fairly easy to use and mostly straight-forward. I had rented out the machine for a few months before returning it to the [...]
Categories: Composing
