MusicMyLife

Bonjour! This world includes all types of people, and it includes, but is not limited to successful people, egoistic people, heartbroken people, people who believe they have no future, and the list goes on. Success has many definitions, and it means a lot of things to a lot of people, and it exists in every field, every game, every single activity that exists in this world. Everyone wants to be successful, and everyone has a different idea of success...the best part is, you can achieve it! A lot of people set the bar of success so high, and they try to reach that bar in one go, and they take a fall and consider themselves failures. Little do they know, that's not how one should go about it. When someone's a baby, they learn to stand before they learn to walk, and they learn to walk before they learn to run. This is the easiest way to achieve your goals. This method is important, because to reach the ultimate success, one needs to have some kind of self motivation, and feeli

A lot of amateur musicians with hope to create music or just jam for that matter, face this problem quite often. Why don't the two instruments sound good together? What am I doing wrong? I don't understand. Well, here I am to answer this simple question. The solution to it is simpler than you can think. You don't have to buy any books, or for that matter, even think much about this problem. For 80% of you, this post should solve your problem. The solution is, you just have to get a few things clear in your mind, and then you're good to go. Read on. Here's what you need to keep in mind: Is the octave right? Sometimes, some people simply play on the wrong octave. Usually, this doesn't even matter. However, more often than not, this could be the problem. Usually octaves don't give that much of a problem. Is the tuning right? Sometimes the solution could simply be that your instrument is not in tune... Is the music synchronized? Well, yo

Hey, STORY TIME! Now, I don't think I'm the greatest, neither am I an inspiration to anyone in the music industry, I'm simply a student learning music. However, there are some things that I have done in my life that I think will benefit you readers...one of them, is the live performance I am discussing in this post.  Crowd was good, Les Paul and a track, but the music stopped for a frac It was a good night for me. I was performing in a prestigious lounge bar. I love Les Pauls, AND I HAD ONE IN MY HAND! There was a good cheerful audience that night, and I was performing alone on stage, with a backing track. I was hyped. This would be the best performance I'd ever done. What more could I want, being a student and all that! I went up on stage, took the guitar in hand, I was ready.  The track comes on, the crowd cheers, and I start playing. It's going beautifully. All that practice was finally paying off! I was killin' it. The guitar sounded so perfect.