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One faulty cable, a wobbly stand, or a tuner you can’t rely on – small things that can ruin an entire concert or rehearsal. It takes just a little: upgrade or supplement your gear to play more comfortably and with greater confidence that everything will work as it should.

The choice was made – you will be a bass player. Whether it was a voluntary decision or you were just stuck with the bass guitar because you were the last to apply for a band, the next step is the same in both cases. You have to choose your first instrument. How to do it, what to avoid and which route to take? Youpll find answers to these questions in the following text.

Purchasing an acoustic guitar is a great step, but without the proper accessories your musical journey can quickly become complicated. Some accessories will make playing easier, others will protect the instrument. Read what should be part of every guitarist’s equipment – beginner and advanced alike.

Anyone who plans to get his music production into computer will, sooner or later, come across a term audio interface. This portable hardware device can also be called a sound card. The name can suggest that it's just a slim card, the standard format, however, resembles a small box with several connector inputs and buttons. Inputs are used to connect microphones, speakers, instruments, or other sound devices with the computer.

Acoustic guitars may seem the same, but just a short inspection may surprise you as to their differences. If you are choosing your first guitar and are lost, or are looking for some answers, count on us.

The recorder is the perfect melodic wind instrument for anyone just entering the world of music. Children and beginners alike will be captivated by the simple control and clear, intelligible sound. It can be involved in all children's activities both in and out of school music lessons. When played regularly, it strengthens the breathing muscles and relieves children's upper respiratory problems.

LP records have their own sound, ritual and care rules. You will learn what an LP is, how it differs from EPs and singles, which turntable and accessories you need, how to store and clean records and what to check when they crackle or skip.