The Score Magazine - March 2020

In this issue

Cover story: R. Prasanna a.k.a Guitar PrasannaIn conversation with Sukanya Ramgopal, First Indian woman to play the GhatamArtist of the month: Viveick RajagopalanBand of the month: The Yellow DiaryInterview with Mike Blackman, Managing Director- Integrated Systems EuropeArticles: With an air of Mystique flute, 7 MTV unplugged songs you must listen to, Labelling music- Good or bad?, A confluence of culture- The origin of Folk metal, Styles and types of music in India, A handy glossary for music pros,  and more.Music Tech: Studio Tour- Benchmark Studios, Tips to take your studio to the next level, The two greatest consoles and their impact on music, How to record the Piano like a pro, The importance of an SSL-XL desk in your studio

"Sound of Music"

conversations with Guitar Prasanna

8 mins

INTERVIEW WITH GHATAM SUKANYA RAMGOPAL

How did you first decide to pick up the Ghatam?

4 mins

Artist of the Month: VIVEICK RAJAGOPALAN

How would you describe your sound?

3 mins

In conversation with Mike Blackman

Founder & Managing Director, Integrated Systems Europe

4 mins

LABELING MUSIC

Good or Bad?

2 mins

Getting the Hang of ‘the Hang'

A Unique Drum and its Drummer

2 mins

THE YELLOW DIARY

How do you think your music and sound has evolved over the years?

2 mins

Studio Tour Benchmark Studios

Tell us about the space

4 mins

Sennheiser Evolution 900 Series Microphone: Designed for Musicians with best set of microphones Drummer can imagine

Sennheiser has the right microphone for everyone in Evolution Wired Microphone line - the 900 Series.

2 mins

Tips To Take Your Studio To The Next Level

While there are tons of variables (and fad trends) to taking your studio to the next level, the key is to figure out the weakest link in your studio and focus your attention there first.

2 mins

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The Score Magazine Description:

The Score Magazine aspires to become the first fully comprehensive home-brewn Indian Music Company. It irked us to see little vision or effort by several music media organizations in India to promote original music and to create an audience for it. We want good music to reach millions. We want to be the reason why musicians want to persist with what they do.