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Free Music Education Resources From The U.S. Army and Navy
2007-07-17 03:37:00 This article is from MusTech.net ~Copyright 2007 MusTech.net and J. Pisano About three years ago I attended a Jazz Ambassador?s concert in Chicago at the Midwest Clinic. At it, the director spoke of a number of resources that they make available free to the public. One of their offerings was a complete Jazz chart entitled Porch Swingin; we played it at one of last year?s concert. There are a number of free resources including lesson plans, music charts, articles and other resources that would be of interest to any music educator (not just U.S. music educators!). The U.S. military bands? also offer requestable free CDs of most of their literature. As you may know, these bands ARE the heritage of our own concert band programs in the U.S. and you can be sure that the recordings they offer are of the highest qualities both in musicianship and audio fidelity. The U.S. Army Field Band Resources are found here and here is a list of some of their offerings: The Legacy of Aaron CoplandA reco... More About: Education , Music , Free Music , Free
How Long Is A Gigastack Of Compact Discs?
2007-07-12 08:54:00 This article is from MusTech.net ~Copyright 2007 MusTech.net and J. Pisano Understanding just how much a kilo-something, mega-this, giga-what or terra-anything is can be quite confusing. In my classes, I?ve found, when talking about megabytes and gigabytes, using an illustration can be quite helpful. Most new computers today have in excess of 1 gigabyte of memory installed and today?s newest hard drives are terabytes in size (raid devices -in the petabytes!). In order to better understand the immensity of these numbers, I?ve made a comparison sheet using distance and the thickness of a standard CD as an example. I hope you find it entertaining, if not mind-boggling! FYI- the prefixes, in order from smallest to largest, are: deca, hecto, kilo, mega, giga, terra, peta, exa, zeta, yotta?yotta, yotta! ***************************************** ************* The thickness of a CD is approximately 1.2 mm or .048 inches. [Not a stack] 1 CD = 1.2 mm or .048... More About: Long , Compact , Compa , Disc , Gigas
What?s New With Finale 2008?
2007-07-07 19:05:00 This article is from MusTech.net ~Copyright 2007 MusTech.net and J. Pisano MakeMusic has released Fina le 2008 complete with a host of new features including an exclusive Audio Recording feature. The new Garritan sounds are a welcome and much needed addition in my opinion. Here are the highlights: *New Garritan Sounds Included: SaxophonesJazz Bass & DrumsTrumpet & Trombone MutesMarching PercussionWorld InstrumentsAcoustic GuitarUpright BassChoir SoundsGamelan *Integrated Custom Sound Libraries *(Audio Support Expanded)Import or Record Vocal/Audio Tracks into the score *Document Styles added (custom music fonts and text fonts) *Improved Setup Wizard * Copy and Pasting Improved *Colored Note Heads and Boomwhackers Sounds *Supports Vista *New Context Menus and Selection Tool Improvements *Score Merger- Consolidate multiple movements into a single document easily. *Improved Templates and more of them TO COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE or VIEW OTHER COMMENTS, USE THE COMMENT ...
Guitar Hero II, Review And Thoughts
2007-07-07 18:07:00 This article is from MusTech.net ~Copyright 2007 MusTech.net and J. Pisano As a music educator, I find Guitar Hero II to be a particularly interesting piece of software/hardware. I recently purchased this game for my son and I was able to get some ?hands on? experience with it. Here are my first observations: The soundtracks are original and awesome The graphics are good-looking and great The interface (read guitar) is well done The game is addictive (even for one who plays the guitar like me) All those things being said what makes the game ?addictive? and ?playable?? For many non-musicians these types of games are the first time they get the thrill of being in a band and ?creating? music. When you play this game on the harder levels it really does seem that you are playing every note; the designers made it that way. The very fact that you have to strum each note and ?fret? each note gives you that feeling of musical creation. When playing this game you c... More About: Review , Thoughts , Guitar Hero
Full RSS Feeds And Odiogo- Now You Can Listen To Posts At MusTech.net
2007-06-18 23:56:00 This article is from MusTech.net ~Copyright 2007 MusTech.net and J. Pisano Must ech.net has been included as a blogger site for audio enabled feeds made available from Odiogo?s latest audio technology. Odiogo brings the power of text to audio in a brilliant and user friendly way. Each post at Mustech.net will now be audio enabled (a podcast of sorts). The ?Odiogo Listen Button?, which will be found at the beginning of each post on Mustech.net, allows readers to listen to audio versions of our posts on-screen and be sent to the millions of iPod/MP3/mobile phone owners. We have added to new audio enriched pages for this service: [RSS] Audio Enriched Audio Feed Link[HTML] Html Enabled Audio Feed Page In order to make this a FULLY readable service, I have decided to include full texts of my posts here at MUSicTECHnology.net. Although I?m not sold on the idea of putting my feeds out there to be ?stolen? by sploggers, I?v... More About: Full , Posts
News: Apple Safari 3 For XP, Vista, PC With Quicktime
2007-06-15 16:35:00 If you haven?t heard the news... Apple has released it?s award winning Safari Web Browser for use on PCs. What is the world coming to? Here are the Windows requirements: Windows Requirements Windows XP or Vista At least 256MB of RAM 500Mhz Pentium-class processor or better I downloaded the 28.1 meg file in less than a minute thanks to Apple?s fast servers. Installation took about 7 minutes on my 2.5 gHz Vaio. As soon as it installed it downloaded an additional security update. I am looking forward to testing it in the next few weeks. I?ll let you know what I find in an upcoming post. Here are some of the features as listed at Apple?s Site: ...[More of this @ mustech.net!] TO COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE or VIEW OTHER COMMENTS, USE THE COMMENT LINK BELOW ~ JOIN OUR GLOBAL CONVERSATION TODAY! This is an excerpt from a great article/post @ MUSicTECHnology.netVISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Tell all your friends about us!Fe... More About: News , Quicktime
MidiPiano: Freeware Midi Piano Player, Synth And More
2007-06-12 04:39:00 I?ve recently come across a freeware midi piano player that is more interesting and useful than some of the others I?ve used in the past. This one is worth the download. Midi Piano is Windows Freeware . It allows you to open any midi file and watch it?s keyboard ?play? the keys. You may assign any of the midi channels to the left or right hand to view individual parts and mute unwanted tracks/channels depending on your needs or focus with this visual, virtual keyboard This software also allows you to use the PC keyboard as a music keyboardl. With it, you may assign any of the 128 General Midi Sounds to the PC keys for listeining and playback. Additionally, you may also record a MIDI file of what you play using the software and playback or save it. This software will also allow you to plug any midi input device(s) into the software and have it?s output sent to any installed midi devices in your compu... More About: Player , Layer
Parsons Code: Finding Music By Melodic Contours and Musipedia
2007-06-06 20:06:00 When I was at Binghamton University in 1996, I was introduced to a very curious musical tome that was a directory for finding music by knowing whether the next sequenced note of a composition (or syllable of a song) was the same (R for ?repeat?) went up (U) or down (D) in pitch. I had never seen anything like this before and was amazed by how efficient it was for finding the titles/words of compositions that I did not know the name of (or recall) -only the music or ?melodic contours?. Remembering a ?tune? and ?not the words? seems to one of our global plights as human beings. This dilemma is caused by the hemispheric division of the brain and us not being able to re-connect them simultaneously to retrieve the whole of the complete thought, or in this case the words/title we associate with the music. This also happens with ?names? and ?faces? (I always remember a face -but not the name syndrome). This is why Parson?s Code an... More About: Music , Sons , Lodi , Parsons
Parsons Code: Finding Music By Melodic Contours and Musipedia
2007-06-06 20:06:00 When I was at Binghamton University in 1996, I was introduced to a very curious musical tome that was a directory for finding music by knowing whether the next sequenced note of a composition (or syllable of a song) was the same (R for ?repeat?) went up (U) or down (D) in pitch. I had never seen anything like this before and was amazed by how efficient it was for finding the titles/words of compositions that I did not know the name of (or recall) -only the music or ?melodic contours?. Remembering a ?tune? and ?not the words? seems to one of our global plights as human beings. This dilemma is caused by the hemispheric division of the brain and us not being able to re-connect them simultaneously to retrieve the whole of the complete thought, or in this case the words/title we associate with the music. This also happens with ?names? and ?faces? (I always remember a face -but not the name syndrome). This is why Parson?s Code and... More About: Music , Sons , Lodi , Parsons
Scott Ditullio: Why I Teach? Reprise
2007-06-01 20:59:00 Guest Author Series #3: Why Do I Teac h? Reprise Author: Scott DiTullioProfession: Director of Bands, Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District, PA????????????????????????. Thanks for reading and posting about my article. I guess when Dr. Creasap first asked me to respond to a question a few months back, that it really did get me thinking about "Why I Teach." As I have continued my personal education, I've become a better teacher. I remember sitting in all the undergraduate methods courses and saying to myself, I?m ready to take the next step, get me in front of the class. I truly feel that energy and excitement comes from having great teachers, which were excited about what they were doing. I was fortunate to have those great teachers from elementary through college, without them, I?m not sure I would be where I am today. I still remember the talk with my father when I said I didn?t want to go to college that I wanted to be like him and work in th... More About: Rise
Live Band Monitor Mixes And Sound Reinforcement, Podcast E8
2007-05-31 20:11:00 Live Band Monitor Mixes And Sound Reinforcement, Podcast E8 [Play Podcast Directly From This FEED, scroll down to the bottom] Joseph and Darren bring their technical expertise to bear on the subject of audio sound reinforcement and monitor mixes. If you are an aspiring audio engineer, performer, conductor or director, DO NOT MISS THIS PODCAST! Original Air Date: 5/31/2007 Podcasting Site: http://mustech.podomatic.com Website: http://www.mustech.net Podcasters: Joseph Pisano and Darren Morton Episode 8?s Show: Monitor MixesVocal MikingHous MixingCompressing VocalsSound ReinforcementDrums, Bass, Soloist MixingDirect BoxesGood Acoustic Blends [RSS] Subscribe to our Podcasts with Feedburner[RSS] Subscribe to our Podcasts with Pod-O-Matic Music provided with permission by Jason Davis:http://jasondavismusic.com This is an excerpt from a great article/post @ MUSicTECHnology.netVISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Tell all your friend... More About: Live
Mustech.net Going To Summer Schedule
2007-05-29 19:03:00 Hello friends, ; Just a quick not to let you know that I won?t be keeping the same RAPID posting and change rate I have for the past 6 months. I have a number of major research projects I am working on as well as I plan to spend a lot more time with my family over the summer months! ; I?ve decided that I am going to reduce the amounts of post from 5-6 a week to 2-3, with the goal being a 2 minimum. I?ve been able to keep all my other goals for this news forum and website, so I believe that I should be able to do this, regardless of all the outside projects I have to work with. I am going to resume the normal post rate mid to late August (Just in time for Band Camp!).... [more] This is an excerpt from a great article/post @ MUSicTECHnology.netVISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Tell all your friends about us! Feeds and Destinations: A... More About: Summer , Schedule , Must , Going , Goin
Travis Weller: Music Composition, A Love Affair With Sound
2007-05-27 02:49:00 I am a high school band director that loves sound. I love to teach it. I love to manipulate it. I love to listen to it. I also love to create it. The invitation to write about something that I am very passionate about is an honor, and also very humbling. As far as composition goes, I am still in my infancy when I consider what I have written compared to the likes of Alfred Reed, W. Francis McBeth, and Clifton Williams. Even compared to the current composers led by Camphouse, Boysen, Hilliard, Hazo, Gillingham, Giroux, Mahr, Melillo, Stamp, Ticheli?..it would not be proper to place myself on it. I write music to honor those composers whose music speak to and inspire me to grow and develop as an educator and a musician, and to share my voice with a new audience that will hopefully inspire a future composer. Over the Christmas break of 2003, I made a personal decision to resume composing so that I could keep an active role in music as an educator, and writing wa... More About: Music , Love , Travis , Sound , Composition
The Top 25 Music Education and Music Technology Blogs As Listed By Technora
2007-05-25 06:13:00 AN URGENT CALL: HELP ME COMPLETE THIS LIST! Well, I have to tell you I honestly tried to put together this list but? we?re awful as music educators getting the word out about our blogs. There are only 133 out of 70+million blogs in the world labeled as ?music education? in Technorati. Of those 133, about half of them are ?fake? blogs or ?splogs? and have nothing to do with music education. So, graciously, taking the the number ?66? for real ?music education blogs?, we find that those listed on Technorati make up a mere .00000008% of the blogs in the world. Woot! Interestingly enough, I started this topic with the idea of only considering Music Education blogs. I couldn?t find enough relevant blogs within the results while searching for the term ?Music Education? so I added ?Music Technology ? to the ?mix? and expanded the search. I still couldn?t fill the list! Now? I know that there are a few... More About: Blogs , Music Technology
What Is RSS and Atom? RSS 101: Understanding The Feed Monsters
2007-05-24 06:44:00 RSS is an acronym for Really Simple Syndication. One of it?s earlier standards also referred to it as Rich Site Summary; either description is now used interchangeably. Syndication can be defined as sharing information or the distribution and extension of data. So, in a nut shell, RSS is a standard that allows us to easily and quickly share frequently updated data to, literally, millions of people over the Internet. There is another variant of this type of syndication known as the Atom Syndication Format -Atom for short, and is another very similar type of syndication standard. For the purposes of this article, I will be referring to RSS feeds specifically, but the Atom Style Feed works very similarly and virtually everything that can be done with an RSS feed can also be done with an Atom Feed. So what is an RSS FEED? An RSS Feed in it?s basic format is a ?table of contents? for the information appearing on your website. It contains a text li... More About: Understand , Standing , Under
Writing A Research Paper, Or Looking For Scholarly Articles? Try Google Sch
2007-05-22 21:57:00 Just a quick note today? There are many reasons to search the Internet for scholarly articles. The problem with actually finding what you are looking for is that a simple search on most search engines will return a bunch of ?junk? results in addition to what you are really looking for. Sorting through all of the ?junk? can be very time consuming. Google Scholar helps solves this problem. By using Google Scholar you can weed out non-academic websites and information while you search. Google Scholar is one of the first things I show my students in our introductory technology classes..[more] This is an excerpt from a great article/post @ MUSicTECHnology.netVISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Tell all your friends about us! Feeds and Destinations: Articles , Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, ForumsMUSicTECHnology.net (mustech.net) is licensed under a Creative Commons License More About: Writing , Research , Paper
Add A Little Fanfare To Your Commencement
2007-05-19 06:38:00 "Every year I have between five and eight trumpeters play for Baccalaureate and Comm encement . The trumpet fanfares add a regal mood and ?air of importance? to the events that not only look and sound nice, but also is a visual boon for the music department. Many high schools and colleges have the traditional concert band or wind ensemble play for commencement. Some areas may have an organ or even a CD (not anyone?s first choice) play. Regardless of what you may do, it is a relatively easy thing to get a cohort of trumpet players together to do this and it adds a special flavor to the event(s). My recipe for the trumpeters at our Commencement and Baccalaureate: First, early on, I stress the importance to the undergraduates of performing for the seniors, creating a seriousness about the importance of the fanfare group. I talk about how they will appreciate the fanfares when it?s their turn to ?walk?. I also have the advantage... More About: Music Education , Little , Cement
Scott DiTullio: Why Do I Teach?
2007-05-17 14:10:00 Guest Author Series #1: Why Do I Teac h?Author: Scott DiTullioProfession: Director of Bands, Allegheny-Clarion Valley School District, PA????????????????????????. "I recently co-wrote an article with Dr. Susan Creasap from Morehead State University, for the NBA Journal. As I?ve reflected more on the subject and have talked to more college students about what I do, I wanted to share some thoughts with you also. Why do I teach? As I sit and listen to the news every night and hear about all of the violence, I often ask myself the same question. I hope I am making a difference in my students. I want to instill in them, the great opportunities that I had as a student in school. My music teachers were always the ones that went above and beyond their daily duties. They were still in the buildings well after everyone left for the day. I do the same for my students, as most others are out of the building by 3:30, I am always one of the last teachers to leave (5:30 or later). I?m always tryi...
Update to Wordpress 2.2 Engine Complete!
2007-05-17 05:40:00 "Update : I have finished the change over to Wordpress 2.2. It did not go as smoothly as I wanted nor as fast. For those interested in Wordpress?. Wordpress 2.2 and the K2 theme do not play nicely together as of yet. Wordpress incorporated the widgets into their theme which destroys the ability to use the K2 sidbar modules without a code workaround. I also found that my theme was not compatible with the new version of K2, so I had to tweak a bunch of things to get it back up and operating? Long story short we?re back!" [more] This is an excerpt from a great article/post @ MUSicTECHnology.netVISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Tell all your friends about us! Feeds and Destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Announcement , Engine , Complete
A Bloggable Moment: Visual learners in the Bandroom
2007-05-16 05:48:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "Today confirmed something that I guess I?ve always known- the vast majority of my students are visual learners (Dunn, Thies, & Honigsfeld, 2001). After 18 years as a high school teacher, I certainly have been through my share of professional development and the study of learning styles, but it is only recently that I have made a concerted effort to bring learning theory into my daily teaching practice. As a band director, I am always focused on my next performance. There have been countless times that I have ?rote taught? rhythms (It goes like this, kids?.) because of time constraints or some other pressing matter. In the past few years, I have dedicated myself to teaching concepts and assessing whether my students have learned the material. More about this in other posts, and I am also considering writing a book on the subject?" [more] VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinati... More About: Visual , Moment , Music Education , Room , Learn
Sound Reinforcement, Live Music and Jazz, Part II: Podcast, E7
2007-05-15 21:55:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "Episode 7?s Show: This is part II of a two part series about live sound/audio reinforcement used with reinforcing the ?Big Band? style Grove City College Jazz Bands. Joseph and Darren continue to discuss the ?finer? points of microphone placement and live audio. A ?must listen? for those interested in live audio! In this episode:Direct in boxesDirect injectionImpedance matchingCondenser microphonesDynamic microphonesKeyboard/Piano mikingBalanced AudioAdaptersDrum set mikingThe importance of acoustic mixing before reinforcementEqualizationPiano reinforcement [RSS] Subscribe to our Podcast s with Feedburner[RSS] Subscribe to our Podcasts with Pod-O-Matic Music provided with permission by Jason Davis:http://jasondavismusic.com" [m ore] VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Sound , Live Music
Mustech.net Welcomes V. Kieth Mason To The Music Education Blogosphere
2007-05-14 03:43:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "While searching Technorati, I recently ran across V. Keith Mason?s informative and very promising new site: Music Tech for Me. The site has only been operating since March of this year and has posted numerous articles and three podcasts. Personally, I am very excited to see the growing number of experts like Keith Mason join the global conversation about topics like those discussed on this site." [more] VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Education , Announcement , Blogosphere , Music Education
Great Music Related Websites Recommended By My Students
2007-05-13 15:46:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "One of the last assignments in Music Technology 221, for the year, was to perform a presentation about a website that the college students felt was useful to them or one that they visited frequently. The site had to be in some way related to their music field. At Grove City College, the Music Dept. offers music degrees in: Music, Music Education, Music and Religion, Music and the Performing Arts and Music Business. The following are a selection of their answers: " [more] VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Students , Great , Websites , Late
Heritage Community Marching Band: Help This Incredible New Orleans Based Or
2007-05-11 06:42:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "A friend of mine, Ken Isles, has begun work collecting musical instruments (in any working condition), and donations for the Heritage Community Marching Band . There are a number of organizations and people performing similar great acts of charity for the residents of New Orleans but I feel that Ken has really found a uniquely worthy group in the Hermitage Community Marching Band organization. Ken and his associates are collecting ALL types of instruments and related music items and personally delivering them to the band. He and his colleagues will drive the instruments and all donated items to New Orleans in mid-to late July of this year (2007). If you can afford to help out with this effort, in any way, I know that the students will genuinely appreciate and utilize your gifts to their fullest potential. In addition, Ken will be providing receipts of all donations directly to the donors. " [more] VISIT MUSTECH.N...
The Rosslyn Motet: The Da Vinci Code Of Medieval Music?
2007-05-08 05:18:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: Rosslyn Chapel is located in Scotland; it is believed to hold many secrets. Linked to Freemasonry, the Knights Templar, the Prior de Sion and other Legends, many say it holds the secret to the ?Holy Grail?. The Mitchells believe they have cracked one of the codes, that of the musical staff angels and with it music not heard for centuries... [MORE] VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News , Archives, Forums More About: Code , Da Vinci , Medieval
Jazz Is Alive AND Kicking At Grove City College!
2007-05-04 23:33:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "I?ve been pretty busy the last couple of days getting ready for the HUGE jazz concert at Grove City Collge tomorrow. We are having two ensembles play tomorrow, at 1:30 p.m., at the Pew Fine Arts Center in Grove City, PA. ... The lights: 1 ground row of 12-15 fresnels, 3 colors, pointing up and out into the audience. These are programmed for sequenced effects. 1 visible hanging electric with 15 fresenels, 3-4 colors, pointing down into the audience. These are programmed for sequenced events. 1 hidden cyc light electric with 18 cyclorama lights used to light the white cyclorama. This is for color blending and creation behind the ensemble. 4 color washes on the ensemble (approx. 60-75 E.Rs): Red, Purple, Blue, Amber" ... READ MORE ... VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Jazz , College , King , Alive
Podcasting For Newbies: Easy To Use Freeware From WildVoice
2007-05-01 18:51:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "There has been a lot of articles about podcasting being posted recently in the ?blogosphere?. If your ?new to it?, the idea of podcasting can be a little bit intimidating, especially for those not technically savvy. I have recently come across a totally free and comprehensive software package and site that will turn the ?process? into a lot of fun and make the recording process a lot easier: WildVoice."... VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Podcasting , Freeware , Sting , Casting , Easy
Music News and Asides Roundup: April 2007, MusTECh.net
2007-04-29 18:55:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "If you haven?t noticed, I?ve integreated a News , Tips, Quips and Aside RSS Feed to the top of the title sidebar. With it I will be posting interesting and related news that will link directly to the source of the news. ... Roundup Items: 04/29 *Top 20 Greatest Synths!"So come with us on a journey to the uncharted edges of music technology and join in .. 04/27 *Music -playing toilets?A new design in the field of toilet technology has been unveiled by Inax, a Japanese .. 04/26 *Mogul calls for music industry to sanitize hip-hopSanitizing hip-hop won't address the social problems and industry's greed that are be.. 04/25 *Amon Tobin: "Technology is a tool. Music will always come from peop..Technology is a tool. Music will always come from people.? He carries this attitude.. 04/24 *Have a question? Ask in our Forums!Check out the forums at Mustech.net! This is an aside... More great articl... More About: April , Asides
A Dozen WordPress Plugins: My New List
2007-04-28 04:55:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "Everyone seems to have their own top ten list of WordPress plugins. I wrote my first article about WordPress plugins, Top 10 WordPress Plug ins And Where You May Find Them, back in August of 2006. I have added many since and decided it was time to unleash my thoughts on some of the newer ones that I use and like. As of this post, all of these plugins are currently operating on my site mustech.net. I tried to include a few, relatively uncommon plugins on this list. I am confident you will find at least one ?must have? plugin in this list, if not more! 1.Comment Relish: Increases your readership and RSS subscription rate by simply sending a short ?thank you? relishing type message to users when they first comment on your weblog."... VISIT MUSTECH.NET TODAY- Don't miss a beat! Feeds and destinations: Articles, Podcasts, Comments, Other Music News, Archives, Forums More About: Wordpress , Wordpress Plugins , List
Go Ahead, Sue Me For Humming! Royalty FREE Minds For Everyone!
More articles from this author:2007-04-26 05:38:00 Excerpt about this great article/post from MUSicTECHnology.net: "I?ve had it with the lunacy and power of the copyright industry. The all powerful and never ceasing song/music copyright machine recently caused the online web radio sites to be put on the ?endangered species? list, Gracenote has found a way to monetize lyrics and the online tablature industry is being heralded to us as ?coming back? -complete with fees and payment structures (wonder who made them go away in the first place). What?s next? Imagine this all to possible scenario? I was walking along, minding my business, humming one of the latest Top-Ten Pop Tunes when ?someone heard me! WHAM, BAM! I visually survey the surrounding area to see if anyone else noticed the egregious event. How could I do something like this? I didn?t even acquire performance rights or the mechanical rights! Maybe I was being recorded&nb... More About: General , Free , Minds , Royal , Ever 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
