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…
Protect your hearing at dance competitions
We all love the music that our routines are choreographed to, and that’s why dance competitions usually play your music…
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…
Don’t let your music hold back your competition score
It’s that time of year…. when hours upon hours of dance rehearsal are getting ready to be brought to the…
Clean your dance, clean your music
Competition season for dancers is here in earnest. This past weekend featured two studios utilizing Squirrel Trench music for their…
Pump Up The Volume
Just finished bringing up the volume of another movie soundtrack song (based on a Broadway show tune) for a dance…
Time to fix things up
Most group music is probably now finished for the season. Perhaps a few solos still need to be created. In…
What is possible in music editing for dance?
I realize that there are many people coming to this site who may not be aware of what can be…
The next “prop” your dance studio needs
Have you ever noticed how hard it is to hear clearly in your studio’s rehearsal space? As a teacher, are…
Mastering the loudness of your dance competition and recital music
Most of the time, when you are editing modern music for your dance routines, it’s already as loud as it…