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Every turntable is an electronic device that has a complex structure, and certain principles of use must be kept in mind. Nevertheless, it does happen that a problem or malfunction occurs on a turntable. Many times the problem is not as serious as it looks, and you don't have to throw the turntable in the trash right away. Whether you have a new, just bought or older turntable at home, we'll take a look at the most common problems and give you advice on what to do about them.

Anyone who plans to get his music production into computer will, sooner or later, come across a term audio interface. This portable hardware device can also be called a sound card. The name can suggest that it's just a slim card, the standard format, however, resembles a small box with several connector inputs and buttons. Inputs are used to connect microphones, speakers, instruments, or other sound devices with the computer.

Acoustic guitars may seem the same, but just a short inspection may surprise you as to their differences. If you are choosing your first guitar and are lost, or are looking for some answers, count on us.

A career in the music industry requires tremendous dedication, but many famous singers and musicians also manage to juggle the equally demanding role of being a mother. These exceptional women show that motherhood and artistic fulfillment can go hand in hand. Read their inspiring stories.

The recorder is the perfect melodic wind instrument for anyone just entering the world of music. Children and beginners alike will be captivated by the simple control and clear, intelligible sound. It can be involved in all children's activities both in and out of school music lessons. When played regularly, it strengthens the breathing muscles and relieves children's upper respiratory problems.

In the article, you will read about the history and birth of vinyl records, the care that they require, how to set up the turntable correctly and how to store your collection so that it will last for years. You will learn something about recording and mastering records and we will end with the biggest vinyl holiday – Record Store Day.