How Nature Sounds Calm the Mind and its Role In Music
Nature sounds are proven to calm the mind and help us destress and relax. Musically the possibilities of use are endless. Here are some ideas.
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Office Listening — September 2023 Spotify Playlist
On the cover: L’Rain. September playlist feat. new music, tracks from Soundfly’s community, and recommendations culled from our Discord.
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How to Use Pedal Tones (for Dramatic Effect!)
There’s nothing quite as mysterious as a progression that is both moving forward and staying the same — harness this power with pedal tones!
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Themes and Variation S2E01: “Comeback Songs” (and the Return of the Pod)
In the first podcast episode of the (new) season, our panel chats “Comeback Songs” with music by D’Angelo, David Bowie, and Rebecca Black.
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We’ve Lowered Our Prices!
We’ve lowered our pricing level so you can take your music up a level! Check out Soundfly’s new lower membership tier for full course access.
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7 Tips for Maximizing Productivity and Creative Output as an Artist
The Wonder Years’ Casey Cavaliere provides his top tips for time management, productivity and self-motivation for freelancers in a guest post.
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The Modal Mixture at the Heart of Elijah Fox’s “City In the Sky”
Elijah breaks down the parallel modal patterns that make up his track, “City in the Sky,” which imbue a “rocking back and forth” quality.
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Themes and Variation Is Back — Revisit the Top 5 Episodes of All Time
Great news! New episodes of the podcast will begin launching on August 30th. To celebrate, we’re revisiting the Top 5 most popular episodes.
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A Short-Ish Guide to Cadences
Can you help me finish my musical sentence? No? Well a cadence can! Here’s everything you ever wanted to learn about cadences, and more!
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How Ian Chang Uses Sidechained Noise Gates in His Track “Audacious” (Video)
Son Lux’s Ian Chang walks through his Sensory Percussion and Ableton Live setup and how his “Audacious” came together through their marriage.
