MusicMyLife

Alright okay so I'm pretty sure most of us on this blog are musicians. However, if you are just a music lover or a potential musician, you're still welcome on this blog.  We have heard a few people say that their instrument is what really makes the difference in the sound, but is it really true? There are some people that believe that what we use, that is, our equipment, doesn't really matter. It's how you play what you play that matters. Today I will break the deadlock once and for all, and make it clear whether our instrument really matters. Let's get right into it. 1)Have you ever heard Gary Moore play? (he's a guitarist by the way)...if not, then  click here  to hear him play. When you're watching the video, notice how his guitar sounds. He used a Gibson Les Paul guitar. They are supposed to be really good, they give a really deep and heavy sound compared to other electric guitars. Also notice how he holds the stretch at 3:15 in th

Hey guys, I hope you're doing good. This article is only for those who have stage fright.  Unlike what many people say, it is not necessary that if you have a little nervousness or fright before going on stage, it's because your performance is going to be good. That is all bullshit. I am going to be pretty straightforward with you, it's only been told to you to boost your confidence or to make your state better. However, now it seems to be a belief. Let me set things straight for you, and tell you how to overcome your fears.  I'm 15 now, but when I was younger, like 6 or 7, I was too shy to talk to guests who came to my house. Today, I go on stage with almost no fear or nervousness. Stages have become a playground for me, and I look forward to stage performances. Stages are very interesting, here's why: 1) It shows you how good of a musician you are. It shows you your own level. 2) The best feeling is when your audience cheers for you. It will make you feel