Are you having trouble deciding whether you should start making beats with beat making programs or with studio equipment? Read on and I will tell you which method is the best to do. Imagine making beats within hours or even minutes from the comfort of your home. Let me show you why using beat making programs is the best way to go.
The first and obvious reason is that beat making programs is much cheaper than buying the equipment. Most of my producer friends have spent over $10,000 and more on music equipment. With some items alone, they have spent over $5,000. It costs me less than 30 bucks to buy my software that is now making me thousands of dollars. Guess who is jealous now? I first started learning how to make beats with the actual equipment the producers
used, and I had a hard time. There were so many components they used that I got lost. With the software, you can add equipment to your laptop or computer if you want and it may enhance the software, but that is up ....read more

I have been teaching the music lessons at the Sir John Colbourne senior’s rec centre in Oakville, Ontario, for a little over 3 years now and I would like to share my first experience at the centre with you.
Let me start by mentioning that the students are not very old at all(between 60 and 70 years) and are quite active in many other areas of their lives. A few of the students have a little experienc on the guitar, violin, or piano.
At the very first class I met group of people with an incredible amount of enthusiasm. They were nervous but exited. These were people that had always wanted to learn to play but for one reason or another didn’t make it happen. During the first 10 week course we worked on basic note recognition, open position chords, a few simple rhythms, and couple of fun folk tunes.
I was quite surprised at how much time and energy they put into practing at home. By the 5th week they were playing “Jingle Bells” and changing ....read more