Mark Marshall

What's the most difficult concept to learn and master when it comes to Music Theory education, whether it be compositional, vocal or aural?

What kind of practical advice can be given to a music student that wants career direction and to build experience?

I am curious about this topic because I want to learn how sound engineers balance artistic vision with technical expertise.

I'm a senior in high school, and I'm about to go to college for an applied music major in vocal and saxophone and a theatre minor.

whats the best microphone and recording stuff for creating voice over for story time animations. my dudget is 250 aud

How do you pick the right song or script?
What techniques are used to deliver the best possible performance?
How do you put aside the stage fright?
What should I anticipate when auditioning (whether it be for college or any other project)?
How do I make certain that I am ready?

I am a student in high school taking AP theory and other music classes. I really want to have a career in composing music, whether it be game OSTs, movie scores, or even just those silly songs in the background of advertisements. The problem is, I have no idea how to get into the industry. Like...

I am 17, who has the dream to be apart of the music industry. I like to sing and rap even and even create and produce my own music on my own time. I hope i can succeed in the music industry and make a living off of it.

do I need Qualifications to become a pop sensation? if so, why?

I'm in seventh grade, but haven't taken chorus since 5th. I'm going to get back into it next year but what else should I do? I can't take chorus and an instrument at the same time.