Ben Rogerson

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“You know, I could sing into the stratosphere. Now, I've lost a little of that, but I've gained other things”: Daryl Hall reflects on how his singing voice has changed, and why he thinks it’s now “more appropriate sounding”

5 days ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

While some reviews of his recent live shows have noted that Daryl Hall’s singing voice isn’t quite what it once was, the man himself believes that there are benefits to having some miles on the vocal clock. The subject of Hall’s changing vocal tone was raised in an interview with Classic Pop magazine, when the star was asked what he meant when he said recently that he’s now got the singing voice he always wanted.
The Last Of Us season 2 made a big impact on budding guitarists, new tab data suggests

1 week ago | msn.com | Ben Rogerson

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“I wanted to call it Taylor’s Version. I lobbied very much to the record company”: As Taylor Swift finally takes ownership of her original master recordings, John Fogerty has re-recorded 20 of his greatest songs, note-for-note

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Will Simpson |Ben Rogerson

John Fogerty has announced that he’s done what will surely soon become known as ‘a Taylor Swift’ – he’s re-recorded his back catalogue. Or at least some of it. He’s releasing a greatest hits album, Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years, on 22 August. It consists of re-recordings of 20 of his best-known songs, including Proud Mary, Bad Moon Rising and Down On The Corner.
Thanks to Pearl Jam, Shawn James and a-ha, The Last Of Us season 2 made a big impact on budding guitarists, new data suggests, but fans of the game may have learned the songs already

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

In the week that The Last Of Us season 2 drew to a close, Ultimate Guitar has revealed that the HBO show had a significant impact on the songs in its tab library that guitarists wanted to play. While there has been some criticism of the high number of ‘guitar singalongs’ that featured in the 7-episode run, large numbers of players seemingly embraced their usage.
Thanks to Pearl Jam, Shawn James and a-ha, The Last Of Us season 2 made a big impact on budding guitarists, new data suggests, but here's why fans of the game may have learned the songs already | Flipboard

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Ben Rogerson

Thanks to Pearl Jam, Shawn James and a-ha, The Last Of Us season 2 made a big impact on budding guitarists, new data suggests, but here's why fans of the game may have learned the songs alreadyIn the week that The Last Of Us season 2 drew to a close, Ultimate Guitar has revealed that the HBO show had a significant impact on the songs in its …
We Are Rewind goes back to the ‘80s with the GB-001, a cassette boombox that gives you a genuine taste of old-school tape recording

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

As anyone who grew up in the late ‘70s or ‘80s will tell you, a boombox was the only kind of hi-fi system that the teenager of the time wanted. Featuring a radio, cassette player - sometimes dual cassette players for those naughty homemade album copies - and built-in speakers, it was the perfect bedroom solution. Now - as with most tech of the time, it seems - it’s back, thanks to a jazzed-up revival from the nostalgia freaks at We Are Rewind.
Apple introduces new versions of Logic Pro for Mac and iPad: Stem Splitter gets better, and Flashback Capture means that you’ll be able to recall your MIDI and audio performances even if you didn’t record them

1 week ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

Dig out the ‘DAW update day’ bunting, because Apple has just presented us with new versions of Logic Pro for both Mac (v11.2) and iPad (v2.2). In keeping with Apple’s apparent desire to make the two editions as similar as possible, the big improvements apply to both of them, starting with enhanced audio fidelity and functionality in Stem Splitter, which arrived on the scene last year as part of Logic Pro for Mac 11 and Logic Pro for iPad 2.
Logic Pro updated for Mac and iPad: Stem Splitter gets better, and say hello to Flashback Capture

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Ben Rogerson

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Dig out the ‘DAW update day’ bunting, because Apple has just presented us with new versions of Logic Pro for both Mac (v11.2) and iPad (v2.2).
“I have this very large polyp on my vocal cord, which has given me a lot of the tone and the texture that has made me who I am, but it's extremely difficult to perform with”: Miley Cyrus on her distinctive voice and why it’s preventing her from touring |

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Ben Rogerson

3 hours ago"When Trump finally figures out he’s trying to..." joked the late-night comedian. Jimmy Kimmel joked Thursday about why Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s tenure as Health and Human Services secretary may be short-lived. Kimmel mockingly introduced Kennedy, who has pushed debunked conspiracy theories about …
“I have this very large polyp on my vocal cord, which has given me a lot of the tone and the texture that has made me who I am, but it's extremely difficult to perform with”: Miley Cyrus on her distinctive voice and why it’s preventing her from touring

2 weeks ago | musicradar.com | Ben Rogerson

While it’s often said that a lot of today’s pop music sounds the same, Miley Cyrus’s voice is undeniably distinctive. There’s a richness and raspiness to her tone that we’re guessing is the envy of many of her peers but, as she tells Zane Lowe in a new interview with Apple Music, it’s come at a price. “Something I wanted to mention to you, so I had the Reinke's Edema, which is something that is called, it's abuse of the vocal cords,” she tells Lowe.

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