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Concert for the Deaf
Through the power of “emoti-chairs” designed by Ryerson’s Centre for Learning Technologies and the Science of Music, Auditory Research and Technology lab, Clinton’s Tavern in Toronto on March 5 will be throwing down a show for the deaf. The emoti-chair is designed to interpret music into tactile sensations and is part of CLT’s Alternative Sensory Information... »
State Your Musical Influences
What kind of music do you play? A seemingly innocent question, but is really loaded with complications and pitfalls. I know I’m not alone when I have trouble answering this one. Many musicians find themselves torn between giving the simple answer or the complex one. It is rare that one would enjoy, and be influenced by, one... »
Improve Your Music Through Restraint
Some time ago I went plugin happy. Actually it was more plugin mad. I trolled through sites like VST Planet and Audio Mastermind searching for the elusive plugin that would make my recordings sparkle. Just the faint promise of breathing life into the guitars, or polishing the vocals was enough to sell me. Soon my plugin... »
A Distortion Pedal Recommendation
I was recently shopping around for an overdrive pedal at my local music shop. I tried out a T.C. Electronic Classic Booster + Distortion this pedal is nice. Really nice. I have an Epiphone SG running through a Traynor amp, so that’s the setup I had going on in the store just to make sure everything sounds good together. While this... »
Gig Announcement
Just a quick note: if you’re in the Vancouver area you may want to check out The Carnival Band. They’ve got a gig on Saturday for the Work Less Party. The event is at the Japanese Hall (487 Alexander Street). Starts at 8pm. Get your silly hat on. For more info, surf on over to: http://www.openairorchestra.com/tcb_upcoming.php »

