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The Gibson Les Paul is one of the two guitars that defined rock music. A thick, warm tone and an unmistakable shape have made it a legend since 1952. We look at its history, how it differs from Fender and which Les Paul model to choose, from Epiphone to Gibson.

Three microphones from Shure, one brand, three completely different uses. The SM58 rules the stage, the SM57 the instruments and the SM7b the studio and podcast. Although they look alike and all three are dynamic, each is built for a different job and each needs something different around it. We show you how they differ, how they sound and which one is right for you, whether you play live, record instruments or start your own podcast.

A looper records a riff and plays it back in a loop, so you layer more parts on top live. It turns one player into a whole band. We show you how a looper works, what it is good for and which model to choose, from a compact pedal to vocal stations.

A capo is a small clamp that opens up hundreds of songs without learning new chords. We will show you how a capo works, how to put it on the guitar correctly and which type to choose. And why many guitarists will not leave home without one.

Sheet music looks like a secret code, but you can learn it in one afternoon. We'll show you how to read music from scratch: the staff, the clefs, note names and how long each note lasts. No dull theory, just what you really need for your first song.

Glastonbury, Reading, Download, Wacken. Summer 2026 is packed with festivals and you do not want to stand in a field only to realise you forgot something. These are the 6 things that decide whether your campsite is a bore or the best party of the season. Pack once and pack right.

Want to play drums at home but the neighbours won't allow it? Or are you looking for a kit that looks acoustic but plays electronic? Roland V-Drums cover both needs and much more.

Lukáš Hlaváč, guitarist of Walter Schnitzelsson and pro guitar tech, shows you in studio lab ep. 11 how to get your electric guitar in perfect shape without visiting a luthier. Neck relief, string change, intonation, pickup height – step by step. Bonus: EverTune bridge and a sound test.

FL Studio or Ableton? Every aspiring music producer asks this question. Both DAWs are professional tools used by world-class producers, but they work differently, cost differently, and suit different people.

You choose studio monitors best by room size, wall distance, and your working volume.