Music Calculator

To start with, the harder you pull a string against the nut and the bridge, the more tension there is in the string. That sounds … Read more

Electric Guitar String Gauge Calculator After tightening down your low E string, you notice it’s no longer singing true. It is rarely due to the … Read more

Silence is a unique sound, particularly when it come suddenly in the form of a snapped gut string. It reminds us that we’re working with … Read more

Before you even try plucking some fluorocarbon string you should of be aware of how it feels on your fingertips. It’s got a certain heaviness … Read more

So why should it matter? String gauge matter. Why? Well, if you swap out your strings you’ll probably find that it feel different with your … Read more

Change a set of strings and suddeny your guitar can seem bigger or smaller than it did. Maybe it seems like fretboard reacts differently to … Read more

A plain steel string tension calculator allow you to calculate force applied to your strings. Simply input pitch, scale length and gauge and let it … Read more

Tighten down some new strings on your guitar. Notice that the high E string vibrate way off the fretboard, while the low E hovers dangerously … Read more

That’s because you’ve piled up your subwoofers in a delay tower and hoofed it out to the venue. Tight, physical-sounding bass is what you want. … Read more

The intervals sounds like a siren wailing from within a piano case, and you know that there’s a wolf fifth present even before you’ve seen … Read more

To start, you hit note C then rise in a perfect succession of fourths (fifths), but as you attempt to complete the loop, you end … Read more

If you tune a piano alongside another instrument like a violin, for example, you will likely hear how an interval sounds slightly differant. It’s not … Read more

Add a linear-phase equalizer to your mix bus, and you might find monitoring seems lagged. The vocals gets out of time with the grid. Snare … Read more

If you’ve ever struggled as an audio engineer to get everything lined up perfectly in your digital audio workstation, only to find that it doesn’t … Read more

That’s because you’ve recorded yourself hitting a snare drum and it sounds just right, until you play back the mix and the snare seem to … Read more