Check out one of the VERY cool new features in Auralia & Musition 7 - YouTube Integration!

This super simple interactive Circle of Fifths tool makes learning music theory a whole lot easier.

Check out this brand new Audio-to-MIDI converter from the geniuses at Spotify.

In further exploration of AI this week, I stumbled onto Aiva - an AI program that can compose music of any length, in any key, in any genre.

This FREE Chrome Web Browser extension is a MUST for any musician who uses the web to listen to and practice their music.

This post covers one of the most essential parts of using hardware with software - the order in which you do things really matters!

If you’ve ever tried to create a Jeopardy-style game for use with your students for things like quiz and test review, meet Factile - your new best friend.

Creatability - a collection of amazing free music making tools from the Experiments with Google project - is a great way to get students with disabilities (and those without) to create music.

If you’ve never heard of or used Incredibox with your students, you’ll thank me for this post - and your students will too!

In this extended blog post I cover all of the various methods of getting music from the printed page into your computer and the software you use.

The ultimate set of audio tools to use with your favorite DAWs. Bookmark this site now!

Attached you will find a PDF copy of my slide deck for a presentation that I did for the New Jersey Music Administrators Association meeting this past Friday.

Check out this INCREDIBLE YouTube channel that features hundreds of animated Boomwhacker play-along videos, and thank me later :)

This is a review of the 4th edition of Experiencing Music Technology by David B. Williams and Peter Webster - two of my music technology heroes.

I’m really looking forward to presenting at the European Music Educators Association 2023 Winter Conference in Vicenza, Italy.

Here is a project using Gregorian Chant, a couple of amazing websites, marker pens, funny Patin phrases, lemons, and an oven.

This is an incredible free resource to share with your students.

Practice Made Perfect. Check out all of the features of one of MusicFirst’s most popular software offerings.