How to Organize Your Tracks for a More Efficient Mixing Experience
Some helpful tips for any home-producer and amateur engineer looking to have more “fun” mixing, and get caught in less tedious busywork.
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How Do You Eat an Elephant?
In this guest OpEd, composer and author Tim Hansen explores how to overcome creative anxiety with a small-goal oriented system of focus.
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Quality and Quantity — in Songwriting, They’re Intertwined…
An OpEd on how to balance learning to write songs from both a quantity- and a quality-forward mindset, and why they should be intertwined.
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The Top 5 Ways to Keep Music Students Engaged in their Online Learning Experience
Five helpful suggestions for effective learning and teaching music online techniques from the CEO and Founder of Notetracks.
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The Case for Writing Multiple Songs at Once
Would a method of starting more and finishing less songs benefit you? It did for me! Here’s how I utilize this creatively to get more done.
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How to Create a DIY Project Without Breaking the Bank
In the new music industry, DIY doesn’t have to mean artists going “broke,” here’s how to approach financial stability as a DIY artist.
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How to Keep Your Music Projects Moving Forward (Successfully)
Using examples from software and business development, this OpEd shows musicians how to make sure your projects are always moving ahead.
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Why Developing a Workflow Is the Most Important Job a Producer Has
Guest author Julie Schatz brings a new perspective as to why and how your workflow should become a central part of your music production.
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Finding Time in Your Day to Create Music
Here are five easy tips to improving your time management when it comes to improving your music and career on a daily basis; in quarantine or not!
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Want to Get More Done? Get Better at Setting Deadlines for Yourself
Here are eight great tips taken from behavioral science to help you get better at making and setting deadlines, to defeat your procrastination demons..
