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12 ways to find new fans for your music (that you probably haven’t tried before)
From creating strategic content to partnering with brands and other artists, we explore 12 unique tactics that can help you find new fans.
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Flipping anime OSTs into beats in FL Studio
We flip the music from Lupin the Third, Princess Minerva, and Blue Exorcist to demonstrate how anime OSTs can spark creativity and inspire us to create something new.
Exploring the world of data sonification
Learn about how data sonification allows us to use sound to represent information at the forefront of research today.
Vote for your favorite producer in this year’s Splice Awards
Tell us who the Splice community's Fan Favorite producer should be for this year's Splice Awards.
Keeping the pedal steel guitar alive: 5 players on the instrument’s influence and evolution
We invited five modern players for a roundtable discussion about their history, approach, and relationship with the pedal steel guitar.
How to use Minimal Audio’s Rift
Learn about the key features, workflows, and capabilities of Rift, Minimal Audio's hybrid distortion plugin.
What to know before hiring a manager for your music
We created a roadmap to help you decide whether or not you need a manager, and what type of management is right for you and your career.
How livestreaming can impact your music career
Learn about how livestreaming can make a difference in your music career, and six reasons why you may want to consider regularly doing it in the future.
Making beats with iconic video game sound effects
We sample ten iconic video game sound effects and flip them into tracks in FL Studio, Bitwig, and Ableton Live.
What is waveshaping? How to add color to the simplest of sounds
We explore two particularly popular waveshaping techniques that can be used to transform the timbre of your sounds.
The history of adaptive music in video games
From Space Invaders to Super Mario Odyssey, let's take a look at video games across history that feature soundtracks shaped by adaptive music techniques.
What is the phantom fundamental?
We uncover the secrets of the phantom fundamental, a spooky audio illusion that has us hearing pitches that may not actually exist.