As songwriters, we revolve around a few topics that evoke our strongest emotions. We write about what engages us and our desire is for other people to recognize and be moved.

Sometimes you lose the inspiration you had when you first wrote a song. Then it becomes unexpectedly difficult to finish it. This is not unusual in itself and happens to everyone from time to time.

Everyone who works in creative professions has their days when creativity is bubbling and the creative process moves faster than a duracell rabbit on energy drinks. Equally, these people will have days when the creative wheels stop turning, and everything around them probably feels dull and uninspired.

In this article, we'll talk about dynamics and how you can effectively use effects like compression and gating to make your productions as awesome as possible!

Music theory is becoming an increasingly rare skill for many songwriters and producers today," the older generation is often heard to say. Music theory is a piece of cake for some music makers while others feel it is like trying to learn quantum physics.

The term "music producer" means different things to different people. Some consider themselves musicians, some engineers, some are remixers. So what does a music producer actually do?