Music Ed Tech Talk Episode #46 - Featuring Christopher Bill, from Classical Trombone

Christopher Bill joins the show to talk about the musicianship, hardware, software, and creative process behind his viral YouTube channel, Classical Trombone.

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Show Notes:

• Focusrite Control
• TEM240 - episode featuring Christopher Bill
• TBJ133 - featuring Christopher Bill
• Halloween 2021: Don't Fear the Reaper! (Trombone Cover)
• Christopher Bill Guide to Remote Music Education
• Christopher Bill's Multitrack Editing 101
• Shure X2u
• Robby's Virtual Teaching Setup
• Royer R-121 Studio Ribbon Microphone
• Focusrite Scarlet Solo
• Adobe Premiere Elements
• Ableton Live
• Clip Champ - video editing software for Windows
• Davinci Resolve - video editing software
• Izotope
• Loopback
• Rogue Amoeba Audio Apps - Music Ed Tech Talk Episode, featuring Paul Kafasis
• Open Broadacaster Software
• Virtual Audio Cable VAC
• Audio Jack
• Farrago - Soundboard app for Mac
• Audio Hijack
• Automatic Instrument Rental Forms, with Keyboard Maestro
• AutoHotkey (Windows version of KB maestro)

App of the Week

Robby - Keyboard Maestro

Christopher - Flic

Music of the Week

Robby - My Bluegrass Heart - Béla Fleck

Christopher - Don't Lose Sight - Song by Lawrence | Dirty Loops - Rollercoaster | How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful - Florence and the Machine

Tech Tip of the Week

Robby - NFC stickers

Christopher - OVOU Business Card

Where to Find Us:

Robby - Twitter | Blog | Book

Christopher - Twitter) | Website | YouTube

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Sticky Notes: The Classical Music Podcast

Great show for people who want to learn more about classical music, regardless of experience level with it.

Sound Expertise

Will Robin has conversations with scholars about music. This show goes deep, but I find it really approachable no matter how much experience you have with the weekly topic.

The Third Story

Leo Sidran hosts long-form interviews with musicians from various backgrounds. I particularly enjoyed the interviews with Cory Henry, Becca Stevens Louis Cole.

He really gets the guests to open up and reveal their humanity, intimate accounts of their life experiences, and creative journey.

The Brass Junkies

This is one of the few instrumental music education shows that doesn't feel like the air has been sucked from the room when I listen.

This show features candid, personal, conversations with brass musicians from all over, about their professional journey and pedagogy.

Everything Band Podcast

Mark J. Connor does an excellent job interviewing band teachers, performers, and composers of music for winds and percussion.

UpBeat

This is an awesome podcast about conducting, with great industry advise and interviews with conductors from all over.

I may be a little biased because I went to school with one of the hosts, John Devlin.

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