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Many separate studies have agreed that musical skills help children to better themselves in other subject areas. Take maths, for example: children who study music often find learning basic fundamental maths skills easier. Learning music also helps in other areas, which may well be known, but are slightly harder to document. From my first hand experience […]
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Conductive Music is a company made up of very passionate people. We do dedicate ourselves to teaching and sharing, because we really believe in it. We would not commit so many in-kind hours to a very demanding project, if we did not think it to be the game changer. We are all from very different
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Here’s a photoshoot from Conductive Music’s latest effort
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So you’ve completed a Conductive Music workshop, built a cool new instrument, and laid down an amazing track… What to do now!? There are hundreds of opportunities to learn and do more in music technology. We have collected some of the best free programs and sites for music and coding. These links are grouped together
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So you have reached the point in your track where your drum loop is sounding fantastic. The bass line you’ve programmed using a pentatonic minor scale (C, Eb, F, G, Bb, for example) has really made the track come alive! Now it’s time to start thinking about adding some harmonies to your track too. To
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What gives the great driving sound to “Another One Bites the Dust” by Queen or “All About That Bass” by Meghan Trainor? The bass riff! The bass line, called a “riff”, is the foundation of your song. It matches the rhythm of the drum groove and supports the lead instrument and singer. Here are step-by-step
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