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Here are the top five things that your home studio needs to have. Besides the software that you've chosen to use there are a few key elements that will really up the level of your production. First thing is your computer. The more powerful your computer is, the more RAM you have, the faster your hard drive is, the more you're going to be able to do. A lot of times people run into the problem of just not having a powerful enough computer to get the job done. Secondly, a MIDI controller. Not all MIDI controllers are created equal. They have different workflows, they have different configurations, picking the right MIDI controller that's going to work for you and help you to get into your workflow, get into your creative flow is really important. Going to your local music store and trying a bunch out or borrowing some from another person, figuring out what's right for you, buying that MIDI controller is going make a huge difference. The next piece would be an interface, ...

 With Valentines Day around the corner, lyricist Faaiz Anwar has come out with a music album which explores all emotions related to love through the tunes and rhythms. The music album was released with much fanfare at a press conference organised at his office in Andheri West on Wednesday. "In keeping with an aura associated with Valentine Day , this is a presentation by young talented artists for the youth and it is certain to be liked by the people from all sections of society," Anwar said while launching the album. He released the album "Muskurana Tera" through new music channel Fame Studio. Anwar has penned the lyrics, while Farzan Faaiz has scored the music for the album. The songs have been sung by Rehan Khan and Tanu Shrivastava. Rozal Khand and Ravi Bhatia are seen in romantic form in the music video album. Fame Studio musical channel is the new venture by Faaiz, who has penned songs in feature films such as "Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin", "Sajan...

  TV actor Rithvik Dhanjani hopes his new dance cover music video will send all those who grew up in the nineties on a nostalgic trip. Rithvik and choreographer Suresh Mukund have teamed up to create a cover on the beats of "Dance with you (nachna tere naal)", the popular Punjabi R&B track of 2003 by The Rishi Rich Project. "I believe every nineties kid will be on a nostalgia trip. This was one of the songs we have all grooved to. Music and dance have a way of bringing people together," said Rithvik. "I love how organically this music video worked out. I've been a fan of Suresh's work. Dancing has always been my love, it was a stepping stone for me when I made a foray into the world of entertainment years ago," said Rithvik. The hip-hop style dance cover video features Rithvik and Suresh, who has also choreographed the steps, along with dancers from Kings United, the Ace Crew and The Kings Dance Studio in Mumbai. "Collaborating with Rithvi...

Rapper Nicki Minaj will pay singer Tracy Chapman $450,000 in order to settle a copyright dispute. Chapman had sued Minaj in 2018 for allegedly using portions of her hit 1988 track "Baby, can I hold you tonight" in the rapper's song "Sorry". The song was not officially released, but a leaked version made its way to radio DJ Funkmaster Flex and later became viral online. Chapman accused Minaj of sharing the song with Flex, although both have denied it, reports bbc.com. Minaj wrote "Sorry" with fellow rapper Nas while recording her fourth album "Queen" in 2018. It is based on a sample of the dancehall track "Sorry" by Jamaican artiste Shelly Thunder, which in turn was based on "Baby, can I hold you tonight". Minaj and her record label asked for permission to use Chapman's composition, but the singer repeatedly refused. The singer's lawyer said she has a blanket policy against granting such permission. Minaj was also s...

  National Award-winning actor Manoj Bajpayee, who has tried rapping for the first time in the recent song, Bambai main ka ba, admits he is not a singer but says that he has an understanding of music thanks to his theatre training. Manoj's rap song, which spotlights the dilemma of migrant workers in the country, has been appreciated, and its release on September 9, it has garnered over 5,878,983 views. Does he plan to come up with more numbers? "I don't know. (Filmmaker) Anubhav Sinha (who directed the video of the rap song) keeps telling me that I am coming back to you with another one. I am not a singer first of all, forget trained or untrained. I am not a singer. Yes, I am a good listener to good singing," Manoj told IANS. "I understand what good singing is all about. I was a theater actor for many many years, and in theatre it becomes compulsory at least to be in sur and in rhythm," he added. Visit Our Website Talk2Trends for Navratri Songs MP3 F...

Mumbai-based alternative rock band The Yellow Diary feels staying positive amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis is "really difficult", adding that they are trying to cope up with music. "Staying positive at such a difficult time is really difficult. But we must remember that this is a unified stand and we need to take that not only for ourselves but also for the safety of people around us," the band told IANS when asked about how they are coping up with the lockdown. "We're keeping ourselves engaged by learning new things and further honing our craft. And once all of this is behind us, we look forward to making music with each other," they added. The Yellow Diary band members include Himonshu Parikh (music production, keyboard, backing vocals), Rajan Batra (vocals, songwriting), Vaibhav Pani (guitar), Sahil Shah (drums) and Stuart DaCosta (bass). Asked if they are putting all their energy amid lockdown into making new songs, the band said: "C...

Singer Dua Lipa says she writes best when she is in a bright and airy milieu -- that is during daytime. Asked what her chosen spot to write music was, the pop star replied: "In the studio, but it has to be bright and airy with lots of windows. I like to write during the day, I'm not such a big fan of, like, dark studios with purple lighting." Dua Lipa was speaking to Attitude.co.uk, reports aceshowbiz.com. Last month, She shared that Kim Petras and Sam Smith are her favourite LGBTQ+ artists. "Kim Petras. I really like 'Heart To Break', such a good song. But then, wait! Can I take it back? I love Kim, but then my baby, Sam Smith!" On what she loves about Smith, Dua Lipa said: "I just love them so much: their voice; the way they write; the person that they are and what they stand for. They're beautiful. I'm trying to pick my favourite Sam song ... 'I'm Not The Only One' is a heart-breaker." The 24-yea...