I am a pretty big fan of reverb. I decided to come up with some topics for the blog, Reverb: A blog about reverberation.
Reverb is a software product that allows users to easily sell and buy music equipment. The product is both an ecommerce site and a marketplace, giving users the ability to browse and search for equipment as well as list their own items for sale.
The idea behind this blog would be to explore many topics related to the music industry and how they interact with Reverb. Some topics may include:
* Industry news
* Product updates
* Artists featured on Reverb
* Reviews of new music products
* Tips and tricks for buying/selling on Reverb
Reverb is a marketplace for musicians to buy and sell new, used and vintage music gear. Since launching in early 2013, Reverb has helped over 100,000 musicians find the perfect gear for their needs.
The marketplace is dominated by guitar gear, since that’s what the founders knew the most about. But in the last year we’ve seen a huge uptick in non-guitar related sellers and buyers. We’re exploring ways to expand our business and attract new customers by creating content around keyboards, drums, software and DJ gear.
Content topics include:
Instrumental: How to play certain instruments or be better at certain skills (e.g., writing songs)
Gear: Industry news and updates (e.g., product reviews), price trends (e.g., how much vintage gear is selling for)
Events: Coverage of music festivals or important events (e.g., SXSW)
Music Business: How-to guides around starting your own band or making money as an artist
Reverbe is a powerful tool for all musicians. Reverbe allows you to take your music to the next level, providing you with the ability to add depth and dimension to your sound. This post will discuss how reverbe can be used in different ways by different people.
If you are an audiophile and want to maximize the quality of your music, then reverberation is a must have! If you have an awesome sounding system that you love listening to, then reverbe will make it sound even better!
For the past eight months, we have been working hard on a new app called Reverb. It is a daily newsletter for photographers. You can check it out at http://www.reverbeapp.com
So far, we’ve written about Canon and Nikon, about cameras, lenses, strobes and many other topics. We’ve also included some photography tutorials and tips as well as reviews of software and hardware.
I’m going to give you a quick rundown of what we do: First of all, you can subscribe to our newsletter by clicking the “Get Started!” button on our website. Then you can choose your email format: HTML or plain text. We recommend HTML because it is much easier to read, but if you prefer plain text just click on the “Change Format” link at the bottom of your email and select the right one for you!
Once subscribed you will receive daily emails that include all kinds of news related articles: Camera reviews, photography tips & tricks, industry news…
How Reverb works
The ins and outs of selling on Reverb
How to protect your gear while traveling
What the different types of reverb are
New reverb technology
Latest industry news
The music industry is a very volatile and unpredictable one. Artists come and go, and the way we listen to music changes almost on a monthly basis. One thing that seems to be a constant, though, is the guitar. There are more guitar players today than ever before in history, with over 50 million of them world wide.
The guitar is an amazing instrument for many reasons, but there is no doubt that it’s place in the pantheon of musical greats is secure in large part because of the sound of it’s amplification. Guitars have a unique voice, especially when played through and amplified by an electric guitar amplifier.
Without the sound of this amplification, rocknroll would never have gotten off the ground, much less become a multi billion dollar business. Guitar amps are where it all got started. The very first electric guitars were played through homemade amplifiers made out of phonograph speakers and radio parts. Almost overnight, musicians found themselves able to play their guitars at any volume they wanted without having to worry about disturbing their neighbors or overwhelming the other instruments on stage with them.
Today there are so many different kinds of amplifiers available that you could spend your entire life chasing down the ultimate tone and never be satisfied with what you’ve found. There are amps