Here are our 10 favorite songs written in the time signatures of 7/4 and 7/8. Check out what makes them tick and hopefully they’ll give you some ideas!
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How Jonny Greenwood Uses Materiality, Clusters, and Aleatoricism in His Film Music
We break down a handful of composer Jonny Greenwood’s go-to techniques in examples from his scores to Phantom Thread and There Will Be Blood.
Are You Talking to Me? Using Conversation in Lyrics
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Does Music Theory Still Matter?
Last year, Rihanna’s hit single “Work” started an argument here at Soundfly. We come from…
Our 8 Favorite Songs to Use to Test Headphones and Speakers
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Who Will Win the Oscar for Best Original Film Score and Why?
As a musician, the Oscars might not seem as interesting as the award ceremonies that are…
5 Ways to Tell if Your Vocals Have Too Much Processing
When working with the endless options of vocal effects in today’s average digital audio workstation (DAW), it…
How and Why You Should Use a Reference Track During Mixing
Arguably one of the most important skills in mixing audio is the ability to listen. Listening…
How Mellotrons Work and What Makes Them So Special
Pipe organs are expensive. They’re such large installations that they’re as much architectural and carpentry…
Quick Tracks Nº 4: Write a Groove Using the Lydian Mode
Welcome back to Quick Tracks! Every other week, we’ll send you another short composition, performance, or production…