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What is melody in music? A guide to pitch, scales, and keys
Melodies are often what keep us coming back to our favorite songs—in this article, learn about all of the different aspects that constitute a melody.
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4 chord progression tips you’ll wish you knew earlier
From syncopation techniques to tricks for using devices for arpeggios, here are four chord progression tips we wish we knew earlier.
Press and PR for musicians: How to take a holistic approach with your campaign
Learn about how you can build meaningful momentum for your career as a musician via intentional press, PR, and promo efforts.
How to level up your melodic loops
From sound selection to composition, learn about the key elements and techniques that come together to create the perfect melodic loop.
Michael Bruner on starting from a sample and the importance of physical activity for creativity
Bedroom pop artist Michael Bruner discusses his approach to music creation, the connection between physical activity and creativity, and more.
The difference between V Collection and Analog Lab
We compare Arturia's V Collection and Analog Lab so that you can determine which one is right for you.
What’s new in Arturia’s V Collection 9?
Explore the new and rebuilt instruments available in the latest version of V Collection 9, and learn how they can add something new to your toolkit.
Incorporate sounds from the musicians featured on Beyoncé’s RENAISSANCE into your own music
Explore unique sounds from Syd, Boi-1da, Nova Wav, and Chad Hugo that you can incorporate into your own music.
Check out 3 new features for CoSo, Splice’s music discovery app
Learn about three new features we've added to CoSo, our music discovery app for instant inspiration.
How remixing and sampling can grow your music career
Learn how some of the biggest artists today have used remixing and sampling as "loss leaders" to develop their fanbases and grow their careers.
11 music discovery tools and websites (and other resources)
We share 11 tools and websites you can use to broaden the horizons of your music discovery process.
432 Hz: Does the tuning standard make music better?
Learn about the various claims that surround 432 Hz, their validity, and how to create music using any tuning standard of your choice.