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Setting voice split in your keyboard

admin — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 23:39:04 +0000

When you are playing a keyboard and you want to change the voice sometime it could kill the flow of music. One of the ways to avoid this is by setting a voice split on your keyboard. On a Yamaha PSR S900 for example, you can have up to three voices on a full range keyboard. For example you can set the piano sound from key 67 to 80 and from key 82 to 87 you can have a guitar sound and from 87 to what ever you can set to the sounds of flute.. so this will gives you a quick access to the voice without having to press on any button on the keyboard for voice change. Check out the example clip..

An example of a good flowing voice performance.

Learn How to Make Your Own Hip Hop Beat

admin — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:42:53 +0000

I didn’t know that my brother is a rapper. It was great to know this. Just a quick reminder to check out this new beat creation software Sonic Producer. This is a pretty awesome software that would allow you to create you own hip hop beat. Hop over to the site and check it out. Probably the best price at the moment. Let me know how you like it.

Also, this week I would like to share one of my favorite Korg PA Lao Keyboard styles. If you are a fan of a Korg keyboard then check it out. Let me know if this works for you and feel free to send me an email if you would like to get the whole set.

Download Korg PA Lao Keyboard Style

Make Your Band and Karaoke System Sound Good

admin — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:29:40 +0000

Even a good band can sound crappy if you don’t have the basic knowledge of using a P.A system. So, whether you are setting up a karaoke system at home or for a live band it is very important that you do it right. This will make you sound good and stand out, especially when you are starting out. When you get a chance don’t forget hop over to “How to Setup Your P.A System” Check it out!

Also in this post I would like to share my favorite video editing software the Pinnacle VideoSpin.This is a very easy-to-use video and photo editor, definitely a good choice. Let me know how you like it.

My Lao music sucks, what can I do!!

admin — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 01:10:00 +0000

Wow! Happy new year to all. Hope you will make 2010 the best year ever. I was at the New year’s party in Fresno California; it was great except for the band and the music that they played. At time, as musicians we tend to sing and play songs that we like and not what the audiences really want.

This year I am going to be concentrating on playing Lao music that people like because this is what keeps them coming back. One thing that I have found is that it is not so much about the song but the style of music that you play. Paslop, Limborock, Talung, Offbeat, Megadance are some of the styles that many good Lao musicians neglect. Be sure to keep these styles in mind when you are playing at a party.

If you have a style that you think is the best at the moment feel free to post it in the comment section.

Eleven Social Networking Steps to Promote Your Music Online

admin — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:34:03 +0000

I think the happiest moment for a musician like myself is to be in front of people performing. To have the opportunity to do this you will need to get your name and music out there. The best way to do this is through social networking. My favorite place to promote my music is MySpace and Facebook. They are two very powerful social networking sites at the moment. YouTube is great as well. Don’t forget to check the article below if you want to learn how to promote your Lao Band.

Full Article at Musicians Tech Central

If you have ways to promote your music that works for you and want to share them with us. Feel free to post it in the comment section.