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I've been dealing with O-port quite intensely, it intersects with my project "how to get basses out of a small body".
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #9: Guitar Bass Reflex
Of course, some dudes will tell you that the most important thing is to never have any doubts, but I think that's bullshit. | Photo: Unsplash
Notes of a Frontwoman #6: It's All in Your Head
Sometimes it's just easier to create hype than to compose high-quality music. | Photo: Unsplash
5 Critical Opinions That Can Hurt a Musician’s Ego
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #8: Guitar Supports
It's good to be original and authentic, but what if it sucks? You have to work on your original expression and improve its quality, and not just in terms of technique. | Photo: Greyson Joralem
TOP 5 Skills You Can’t Do Without in the Music World
Armrest? I had no idea that such a little something would be so pleasant and comfortable | Photo: Astha guitars
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #7: Bevel Edge
5 Tips on How (not) to Compose Music at a Cottage
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #6: bow, bow, bow your guitar!
Almost anything is possible in music, but where are the limits? There is a difference between playing the devil on stage and actually being the devil in the real world. | Photo: Maksym Vlasenko (Unsplash)
TOP 3 Musicians from Hell
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #5: Soundport
Five minutes after the scheduled start of the concert, there are a few of your most faithful fans in the venue, the sound engineer, a random passer-by, a regular from the local bar to whom you promised a beer and the drummer's mum. | Photo: flickr
5 Tips on How to Deal with an Empty Venue
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #4: Infinite Tones
If you learn some technique the wrong way at the beginning or are convinced that, i.e. a C major chord is played with a minor third between the first and second notes, you may adopt these mistakes into your practice routine. | Photo: Pixabay
TOP 5 Tips How to Practice an Instrument More Effectively
Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #3: Magic Ingredients
The next song turned out to be a slow ballad. But that could mean that you too should calm down and finally realise that you are not alone on stage. But why on earth would you do that? | Photo: John Matychuk (Unsplash)
5 Tips on How (Not) To Be a Jerk at a Jam Session
Laboratorium of Dr Hyenik #2: Cutaways