4 Quick Tips on Using Soft Synths in Logic Pro
New to Logic Pro and still learning the ropes? Here’s a quick 5-minute lesson on getting the most out of your free soft synths.
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Learn to Create Powerful, Engaging Songs in Our New Course: Songwriting for Producers
In Soundfly’s new course, Songwriting for Producers, you’ll learn strategies, techniques, and workflows for turning production ideas into complete tracks.
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Our Audio Mixing Course Buyer’s Guide
Looking to enhance your knowledge and mixing skills, practice your chops, and build your portfolio of work? We definitely have an online course for you.
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High Fives: The Soundfly Staff Chooses Our Top 5 Favorite Articles from 2018
Flypaper ran over 320 articles this year. Let the Soundfly staff navigate you through the best of the best in this list of our Top 5 articles from 2018.
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Learn the Fundamentals of Producing Music in Logic Pro X in Our New Course!
Soundfly’s brand new course will give you a solid understanding and practical experience of one of the industry’s most powerful and trusted programs, Logic.
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Why Singing Actors Need to Learn Music Theory
Most singing actors can memorize a melody without too much trouble, so why learn theory? We’ll explore this question with Amy Marie Stewart.
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We’re Hiring! – Become Our New Community & Mentor Manager
Join Soundfly’s team of musically diverse, education-obsessed professionals and contribute to our mission to help musicians everywhere grow their skills.
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What to Consider When Building Your Band Website
Putting together your first musician website? Or how bout your tenth? Here’s what Soundfly instructor Delaney Gibson thinks you should be considering.
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What Is a Chord Progression?
+ Welcome to Soundfly! We help curious musicians meet their goals with creative online courses. Whatever you want to learn, whenever you need to learn it. Subscribe now to start learning on the ’Fly. Technically speaking, a chord progression is just any succession of musical chords, which themselves are groupings of two or more different notes typically played simultaneously. Progressions can be…
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Learn Sight Singing and Vocal Harmony Essentials in Our New Course!
New course announcement! You’re an actor who can already learn a piece of music on your own from the notation, but what happens when you’re thrown a piece of music on the fly? How do you tune your ear so you can hold down a difficult harmony line and sing in parts? Well, we can help with those…
