Archive for December, 2010

By Lori Spencer

 

Turntable collectors and repair specialists know all too well just how fragile a turntable is; too many times they’ve shipped or received a turntable, only to have it arrive in pieces. Improper packing can damage a record player beyond repair. Learning the correct packing method takes time and might require a few attempts before you’ve got everything packed snug but not too tightly in the box.

Whether you’re planning to ship a turntable through the mail or pack it away for long-term storage, here’s how to protect your valuable investment by packing it right.

 

 

By Lori Spencer

 

You may be asked to write an appraisal of a musical performance or performer for a number of reasons: judging a competition, teaching a music class or workshop or as an essay project for class. Although it is difficult sometimes to sit in judgment on an artist’s music, if you stay focused on offering constructive, well-reasoned criticism, your tactful observations can show the performer areas that need improvement.

By Lori Spencer

 

To sound your very best, warming your voice before every performance is essential. In addition to singing scales and doing vocal exercises, it’s also important to use relaxation techniques. This helps to avoid strain in the head, shoulders, face and neck muscles required for singing, and possible damage to the voice.

How to Record Voice Audio in Windows Media Player | eHow.com.

By Lori Spencer

How Can I Broadcast a Live Web Show? | eHow.com.

By Lori Spencer