5 Music Industry “Rules” I Broke (and You Should Too)
Here are five poisonous rules you’re bound to hear at some point in your music career that are made to be broken… Have fun with them!
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How to Bring It With Your Song’s Bridge
Most songwriters don’t take bridges seriously, but with just a few simple tips shared here, you can easily make it the anchor of your song.
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The Definitive Guide to Deciding Where to Submit Your Music
If you’re submitting music to licensing opportunities, labels, press, venues, etc., this guide can help you decide what’s worth the effort!
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Ableton Live: When and How to Go From Session to Arrangement View
Courtesy of Soundfly’s new Ableton Live course, here’s a lesson on the differences between Session View and Arrangement View.
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Become a Soundfly Mentor and Help Unlock Student Creativity
We’re currently looking for remote, part-time Soundfly Mentors to support our students in achieving their musical goals. What is a Soundfly Mentor? A Soundfly Mentor is an expert advisor who guides students through a multi-week, personalized learning process to help the student achieve their musical goal. You can almost think of them like personal trainers for […]
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6 Bad Habits in Songwriting, and How to Break Them
Here are some of the worst bad habits I see songwriters falling into all the time, and my thoughts about how to break those habits!
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How to Use Collaborations to Enhance Your YouTube Strategy
Some insightful tips and strategies for channel growth straight from YouTube marketing consultant and content expert, Derral Eves.
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How I Developed a Collaborative and Creative Production Workflow in Lockdown
A highly detailed look at how one artist transformed his pandemic blues into a newfound creative and collaborative workflow that has paid off!
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7 Songwriting Rules and When to Break Them
There are many unwritten rules songwriters tend to treat as the Gospel, but when the innovative break them, incredible things happen.
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How to Punch In and Out in Ableton Live
Courtesy of Soundfly’s new Ableton Live course, here’s a lesson on punching recorded audio in and out to comp a better take.
