An introduction to Squirrel Trench Audio
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DihytlOECMw] An introduction to Squirrel Trench Audio. This video segment covers why it’s important for dance teachers and dance studio…
Put your music “in the pocket”
An article I wrote about adjusting the tempo of songs to fit your dancers for Dance Advantage was published today….
You Should Be Dancing (and not fading out)
Earlier today, a new reader of this site posed an excellent question in a comment on my post about the…
Dance competition length songs
Today, this site received several hits from people searching for “dance competition length songs.” So perhaps a bit of explanation…
The losers of the loudness wars
It’s been somewhat of a gradual process, but the average volume pressed on CDs has gotten louder and louder over…
What exactly is good music editing for dance routines?
With the proliferation of free and cheap audio editing software, many dance studios have taken it upon themselves to handle…
Always use name brand CD-Rs
With the proliferation of CD-burners in laptops and personal computers these days, you might be tempted to buy cheap store-brand…
Tips for improving your dance music
Here’s an article on Dance Moms with Tips for improving your dance music. Some of the ideas contained in it…
How to avoid awkward fade-outs
Earlier this week, I wrote about the Top 5 music editing mistakes heard in dance competitions, and promised you additional…
Top 5 song editing mistakes
I just got back from a spectacular regional dance competition, where my original remix Pixie Hollow premiered. The dancers were…