In the world of music education, the path to becoming a professional musician is often seen as a rigorous and dedicated journey. However, not everyone who picks up an instrument aspires to be a full-time musician. Many individuals simply want to learn to play an instrument well, whether for personal enjoyment, a hobby, or to enhance their musical skills. For these individuals, private schools and courses offer a flexible and supportive environment to achieve their goals.

Every beginning musician faces the need to learn musical notation or tablature. Without this knowledge, they are like a talented storyteller who, having decided to immortalize their amazing stories, buys a notebook and a pen, but doesn’t know the alphabet to write them down. But which music recording system is better? Let’s find out.

In today’s music landscape, sound effects have become indispensable in music production. For bass guitar owners, exploring guitar pedals and building a personalized sound processing chain is an exciting next step. However, the sheer variety of effects can feel overwhelming. Let’s cut through the confusion by exploring the essential guitar effects every bass guitarist needs, and distinguishing them from passing trends.

In this episode: a new bass from Shector, anniversary Boss pedals, a crooked Fender, an Italian booster, DIY from Harley Benton, and another AI music generator. Get comfortable, put like, let’s go!

From this episode you will learn who ate the Marshall Amplification, what the new Harley Benton guitars look like, and how artificial intelligence scares musicians.

From this episode you will learn: what AMPEG’s hybrid preamp looks like, what stylish basses from Kiesel are assembled from, where to download several terabytes of free samples, who Ed Sheeran will slam with, what is interesting in the new wireless speaker from Positive Grid and how unreleased Linkin Park songs sound

From this episode you will learn how the guys from HeadRush upgraded their flagship effects processor, what Fodera anniversary basses are made of, how many cabinets are in the free speaker simulator MIKKO2, what caused the hype around the ancient overdrive Bad Monkey, what’s so great about Shure’s new wireless system, and how the new Periphery album sounds.

From this episode you will learn what the new bass from EBG Instruments is made of, what is unusual about the new Bettronics FX chorus, what free VST compressors can be used to process slap bass, where to find the drum track from the album “St. Anger", how many tubes are in the new Fender bass amp, and what kind of music Limp Bizkit’s guitarist plays when he’s not at work. Get comfortable, put likes, let’s go.

From this episode you will learn what the Bergantino Super bass preamp is good for, what Troy Sanders’ new signature bass looks like, how guitarists cheat with endorsement, what the iZotope Ozone Imager is useful for, why JHS made Pedals Volture, and how Metallica got into TikTok.

From today’s episode you will find out about the new Zoom B2 four processor, the most beautiful fretless instrument from Ibanez, the plans of Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist, about David’s Hangar Lane new flanger, and the last In Flames album. Get comfortable, put likes, let’s go.