Soundfly student songwriting producer Allie Alvarado reflects on how her recent session helped her think like an engineer while writing.
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Master the Fundamentals of Producing Music in Ableton Live With Our New Course
In Soundfly’s new course, Intro to Music Production in Ableton Live, you’ll learn the fundamentals of creating music in this versatile DAW.
A Brief Walkthrough of Wavetable Synthesis
In this excerpt from Soundfly’s “Advanced Synths and Patch Design” course, we look at how wavetable synthesis works and what makes it unique.
Student Spotlight: Tenuous Threads on Fighting Misinformation and Hypocrisy
In this week’s Student Spotlight, we chat with the artist behind Tenuous Threads about his new EP and his main source of lyrical inspiration.
How D’Angelo Uses Funky Dominant Sevenths in “Sugah Daddy”
In this short analysis, we break down the source of D’Angelo’s funky sound, his impeccable use of dominant sevenths in spread voicings.
Student Spotlight: Samuel Shih on Getting Back to Basics with “Simple Things”
Soundfly student producer Samuel Shih reflects on how his latest mentorship session helped him get back to his identity basics to create better songs.
🎃 It’s a Halloween Sale! 🎃 Get Full Access to Our Courses for 20% Off Until 10/31
*Sale Alert!* This week only we’re running a 20% flash sale on our acclaimed all-access monthly subscription. Click inside to get the promo code today.
Student Spotlight: Anthony Pappas on Finding His Stride with Logic Pro
Songwriter, author, and music therapy practitioner Anthony Pappas reflects on his recent mentor session on Soundfly, and his newfound love of Logic Pro.
Student Spotlight, Volume 15: Listen to New Works from Soundfly Student Artists
The 15th edition of our student work sharing series features work all over the creative spectrum, including graphic design, video and music (of course).
Student Spotlight: Heiðar Sigurðsson on Turning Random Collected Ideas Into Songs
On this week’s Student Spotlight edition, we chat with student Heiðar Sigurðsson about his new EP, and how finishing full songs is harder than you think.