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How drum and bass inspires artists from across genres
From PinkPantheress and Bring Me The Horizon to NewJeans and BTS, hear how artists across genres find inspiration in drum and bass.
How to make progressive house music (free project file included)
Acclaimed dance music producer John Grand sat down with us to showcase how to make progressive house music from scratch.
How to create a music website: An in-depth guide
In this in-depth guide, we break down how to create a music website and highlight eight sections that are particularly key.
4 ways to find inspiration with sampling
From recording yourself to adding motion with chops, here are four powerful ways to find inspiration with sampling.
Splice empowers the young music producers at FamFrequency Productions
Early adopters from global institutions are helping to shape the future of Splice Education in 2025 and beyond.
How to write a musician bio: 9 powerful tips
Learn how to write a musician bio that will help you present yourself in the best light possible and attract more exposure, fans, and opportunities.
Pluggnb: What it is and how to make beats in the genre
GRAMMY-winning artist and producer Swoope discusses the key characteristics of pluggnb and walks through how to produce a track in the genre.
Win a $50,000 scholarship to a premier production school
Learn how you can win a scholarship to Stargate's premier music production school, LAAMP.
The 3 goals behind a clean mix (free stems included)
Learn how to wield separation, glue, and movement to create a clean mix that's both cohesive and effective.
Zaytoven (Future, Migos) gives an exclusive tour of his studio
Zaytoven gave us an exclusive tour of his studio, sharing stories behind his favorite records, breaking down his go-to tools, and more.
5 sources for finding weird samples
We showcase five resources and techniques that will allow you to uncover unusual and at times straight-up weird samples that extend into uncharted sonic territory.