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I'm looking towards upgrading my current desk. I found this desk online that I love: BUILD PLANS for the HOMESTUDIOGUY "$50" RECORDING STUDIO DESK | eBay The guy is selling the blueprints for it which are $7, and it seems reasonable. As far as the amount of wood, does anyone know how much it...

One thing a lot of my songs lack is vocals, I know it'd really tie it all together to have a voice heard. However, the problem with that is I can't write lyrics, nor can I sing (also can't rap). I still think there has to be things I can do to give off that sense of vocals in a song using my own...

I've been playing guitar for around 4 years now. Currently own an electric, acoustic, a bass and a ukulele. Outside of changing strings, cleaning, adjusting pickups and action, I really don't know anything about maintaining a guitar. My guitars tend to sound fine, but I wanted to get into guitar...

So most of my songs are generally very simple when it comes to tracks, they're never that exciting. I usually never have more than 10 tracks that are all featured throughout the song. Which would be okay for rock music, but when I'm making electronic music, I feel like it's sort of boring. I...

I always hear about sites that claim for a price they'll put your music up on pretty much every site imaginable. The only real place I want to put my music up, though, is Spotify and maybe iTunes. Everything else doesn't feel like it has much of an audience. I have a Tunecore account, but I...

This might be a bit of an odd question, but one problem I always come across when it comes to writing tags on, SoundCloud, Youtube, Bandcamp, etc. when I release a song through them, is the tag section. I always write in the song name, artist name, then genre, but after that I'm stumped. Does...

I've seemed to always have this problem, where on all frequency levels, my mixes just aren't at the same loudness and not as bright as professionally done songs. Now I'm not expecting to get as much quality as professionally done songs, but I just wish the loudness and, I guess you can say...