Articles Archive for May 2009
Jeff Pulver announced on Twitter about the 140 Character Conference.
So here’s what I had to say within 140 characters:
I write ♫ and would ♥ to attend because we’re all Rock★’s. Social media is awesome-not because …
James Frankel recently wrote a book released on Hal Leonard titled “Teachers Guide to Music, Media, and Copyright”. It sparked my interest, as I am a big fan of Larry Lessig and Creative Commons, and …
The most important part to being online is being offline. Break away from your computer. Meet people, go on tour.
The bottom line in all of this is that hugs and handshakes make the difference.
So get …
Using tension in your chords is very effective. Music (and life) is all a series of tension and release. So to play a chord that is outside of a key signature, it creates tension, which …
Using basic chords might be all that is called for – but what if you wanted to add color? What about piano? Well, look no further! Here is a quick overview (pun intended) of the …
As of May 14, 2009 AOL Music is still the biggest Music website. in the world with over 27 million listeners. Meanwhile MySpace is in a close second.
This raises an interesting point – is Myspace …
Today, Twitter did the dumbest thing ever, and took away @Replies from people. Then finally, after the community uproar decided to retract their steps and bring it back.
As a marketing and social media guy specializing …
To learn more about NYC Revision 3 events go here
In this picture David Chaitt (@Chaitters), Jon Accarrino (@Accarrino), Jim Louderback (@JLouderb), me, Anthony Perry (ajperry74), and Daniel Delaney.
Last night I hosted my first Revision3 meetup. …
In my show you’ll notice I use the Trademark 30 amplifier and their assortment of pedals.
The other day I visited Tech 21 and was met by Dale Krevens and Andrew Barta, long time sponsors of …
When you’re trying to ‘break the cycle’ and learn new scales (or memorize ones) then its easy to learn them by skipping strings. This is because you use different permutations while skipping strings, which forces …
The Crab Drill is the idea of making your hands walk up and down the guitar similar to how a crab would do it. This purpose is to fool your brain into doing patterns that …
