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Practical guides for writing, recording and finishing songs on your iPhone — from writing rap lyrics over a beat to turning your voice memos into real tracks.

Guides 289–336 of 667

Mastering

What Is Loudness Range (LRA)?

Variation across the song, not within a beat.

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Marketing

How to Launch a Song With No Audience

The first release is for the second one.

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Workflow

The Best Time of Day to Write Music

Your chronotype, your energy window, your best session.

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Marketing

How to Build the Relationship Before You Need It

Four touches, six months, no ask.

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Mastering

LUFS for Tidal

Lossless delivery changes one thing.

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Marketing

How to Check If Your Artist Name Is Taken

Seven searches, in order of cost.

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Workflow

How to Manage Finished and Unfinished Songs

A status system that turns backlog into finished songs.

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Marketing

How to Film a Studio Clip That Isn't Boring

Film the moment, not the session.

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Mastering

How to Master Reggaeton

Kick and bass, constantly colliding.

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Marketing

What to Do When Nothing Is Working

Check three things, in this order.

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Key & BPM

What BPM Is Drum and Bass?

Fast and relentless — usually 165-175 BPM.

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Marketing

How to A/B Test Your Cover Art

Judged at 60 pixels, in a list.

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Mastering

LUFS for Amazon Music (and the −2 dBTP Rule)

The one platform with a stricter ceiling.

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Marketing

The Teaser Schedule That Actually Builds

Give more away each time, not less.

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Workflow

How to Back Up Your Song Ideas (and Never Lose One)

Why ideas disappear — and a system that stops it.

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Marketing

What to Send When Someone Says 'Send Me Something'

One track. One line. No folder.

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Mastering

How to Master Reggae: Bass Weight Without Mud

Huge bass that still has notes in it.

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Marketing

How to Pick an Artist Name You Can Actually Find

Six checks, ten minutes, before you commit.

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Workflow

How to Give (and Get) Useful Feedback on Songs

Useful notes vs vague ones — what separates them.

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Marketing

The Before-and-After Post That Always Works

The payoff is inside the clip.

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Mastering

What Is Clipping in Audio?

Three places it happens. Two are fixable.

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Marketing

When to Stop Pushing a Song

Decide on day 14, on two numbers.

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Key & BPM

What BPM Is Lo-Fi Hip-Hop?

The relaxed 70-90 BPM range that defines lofi.

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Marketing

How to Use a Countdown Properly

Three days, not ten.

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Mastering

LUFS for Instagram Reels

Normalised, re-encoded, and heard on a phone.

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Marketing

How to Email a Blog and Get Opened

The subject line is most of it.

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Workflow

How to Collaborate on Music Remotely

Stems, demos and versions — kept straight across the miles.

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Marketing

Separate Artist Account or Not?

Starting at zero costs more than you think.

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Mastering

How to Master a Gospel Song

Choir, organ, and a huge dynamic range.

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Marketing

How to Post the Same Song 20 Times Without Repeating Yourself

Twenty posts. One song. Listed.

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Marketing

What to Charge for a Feature

Numbers, splits, and the four terms.

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Mastering

Why Does My Master Sound Thin?

Four causes. One is the master.

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Marketing

How to Edit a Music Clip in Under 10 Minutes

Seven steps, in this order.

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Workflow

A 30-Day Songwriting Challenge: Write More, Finish More

Four weeks of prompts, finishing goals and no perfectionism.

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Marketing

How to Set Up a YouTube Channel for Your Music

Claim the artist channel first.

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Mastering

Compression in Mastering Explained

One or two decibels, and why.

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Marketing

What to Target When You Run Music Ads

Pick artists one tier down, not the biggest.

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Key & BPM

What BPM Is Trap?

Why 140 BPM trap really feels like 70.

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Marketing

How to Reward Your First 100 Fans

Six things that cost nothing.

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Mastering

What Is Crest Factor?

Peak minus average, and what it predicts.

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Marketing

How to Post Consistently Without Burning Out

Three per week, forever, beats daily for a month.

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Workflow

How to Write a Song in a Day: A Time-Boxed Process

A time-boxed process from first idea to rough master.

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Marketing

What a Good Follow Rate Actually Looks Like

Four ratios, with numbers.

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Mastering

LUFS for TikTok

Phone speakers change the answer.

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Marketing

How to Ask for Pre-Saves Without Being Ignored

What it does, and who to ask.

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Publishing

How to Release Your First Song: The Whole Checklist

From finished mix to live on streaming.

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Marketing

The One-Line Pitch for Your Song

One sentence. Two nouns. No adjectives.

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Mastering

How to Master a Jazz Track (Keep the Dynamics)

Quieter, and almost nothing else.

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