Quick tips for your dance studio recital introduction
It’s important to start off your recital with a solid introduction for several reasons: A great dance studio recital introduction…
Three common problems and fixes when editing or mixing music
I love helping dance teachers and choreographers have the most outstanding, powerful, and impactful music possible. It’s an honor that…
Tips for recording Voice-Overs for dance routines
More and more folks are interested in recording voice-overs of various kinds for their dance routines. Since Squirrel Trench Audio…
Don’t Let Your Audio Degrade
When editing, cutting or mixing music yourself, don’t let the audio degrade. Be careful when you do audio editing. Sometimes I…
How to score better at dance competitions
Have you ever wondered what it takes to do better at a dance competition? Well wonder no more because Cathy…
What happens if my CD won’t play at a dance competition?
For those of you who make, create, remix, cut, or edit music for dance competition, there is NO worse feeling…
Protect your CDs inside your dance bags
Have you ever had this experience? You are at the dance competition and the CD with your competition music won’t…
How to avoid clicks and pops when editing music
I’m in the middle of doing a couple of fun song remixes for the talent portion of a state pre-teen…
Behind the scenes of a Beatles remix
It’s been a pleasure, a joy, and labor of love creating the Beatles remix called Somehow Someway. I can’t wait…
Top 5 care tips for your CDs
In today’s world, often the best way to store and play your dance and competition music is on your iPod,…