Steven Woolston

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There are so many times when I wish my ITunes music had an accurate BPM (beats per minute). I have a mixture of my own music, music that has been ripped from CDs and also Apple Store music. Some of the music has BPM and some does not.

Set List for Graduation Ceremony Acoustic Set To Her Door – Paul Kelly Be My Downfall – Del Amitri Sweet Child O Mine – Guns n Roses All I Want Is You – U2 Every Rose Has It’s Thorn – Poison Under the Milky Way – The Church Wonderwall – Oasis Knocking On Heaven’s Door more »

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John Mayer is a great musician and I have followed his career for some time now. I remember hearing some of his very early “starting out” music when he played little bars and pubs. The recordings were so bad, but the feeling of the music still came through. I didn’t know that he went to Berklee more »

A lot of people say that you should record as “hot” as possible whilst avoiding clipping. I don’t agree and here is why.

I’ve been working on a new piece of music lately and have an early cut of the composition. Have a listen to the first stage of recording and let me know what you think. There is a lot of work to go but you can  hear the main riff and general feel of the song.

I’ve been looking for some software that I can use when playing live. Here are some of the key points that I needed: portable – folders and sheet music can be very messy and difficult to rummage through when you are in a hurry searchable – when I want to find a song, I want more »

Hi everyone. I’m working on a new song at the moment. It’s still in early stages but I’m excited about the dynamics. More info to follow soon, or just keep an eye on my blog and see the progress.

I’ve spent some time in my studio lately recording some original music and I thought I’d share the process with you. There have been highs and lows throughout this process and I hope that by reading about my mistakes, you can avoid some of the lows that I came across.

I first saw Bob Corbett and the Roo Grass Band (great name) at the 2011 Caboolture Urban Country Music festival. They were playing on one of the historical village stages and I recall they had great energy. There music was country, folky and very catchy.

If you’re reading this, then you’ve probably played a few live gigs already. Even if you haven’t played outside your bedroom or garage, this blog is for you.