Welcome to our
new song writing section.
Watch a range of song writing tutorial videos that show you different
ways to write. Learn about various recording ideas and techniques.
We will show you how to best use O-Generator with other sequencers.
These
tutorials will show you how to record your own vocals, how to develop
parts, how to use effects, double track your voice, write for different
styles and much more. Use these tutorials to make your music sound
like the real deal. Many of the things you learn are used by musicians
the world over.
Choose a topic from the menu on the left.
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| FORTHCOMING TUTORIALS |
If you would like to be notified when the new tutorials are ready, contact
us here and we will email you as soon as they are available. We
would also appreciate any comments you may have.
We will be adding new tutorials regularly. Here’s
what coming soon. Take a listen to the final results.
TUTORIAL
- LEFT RIGHT - Simple arrangement ideas
TUTORIAL
- BRANDS - Creating a simple riff to lyrics
TUTORIAL
- ROCKING - Recording vocal techniqes
TUTORIAL
- ROCKING GUITARS - Using different rock guitars
WORLD MUSIC
TUTORIAL
- AGOGO - Blending rhythms and parts
TUTORIAL
- SAMBA - Combining samba and dance music
TUTORIAL
- ZOUK - Writing African guitar riffs
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| KEY TERM |
What is a sequencer?
A device or software that allows you to record, play back and edit musical sounds
and patterns. You can combine sounds or tracks to create a piece of music in
a sequencer. This means you can record your vocals, a guitar, drum’s, anything
you wish. These sounds can be audio or midi. Audio often requires a microphone
to record. Midi is an electronic sound that can be recorded straight into the
sequencer or computer. Find out more at WIKIPEDIA.
Examples of Sequencers - Logic, Cubase,
Garageband, Audacity, Cakewalk, Reason, Ejay, Acid. Sonar, Performer. |
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