Stasia • Style School on Instagram: "There is no right way to wear a scarf. You can do it fancy, with loops and twists and jumping-jacks. Or you can swoop it around your head and call it a day. THAT IS SUFFICIENT. I can’t tell you how many Instagram reels I see saying something like... Don’t Wear Your Scarf This Way.... ❌❌❌ Do it THIS WAY instead. Good God. It’s a scarf. You can wear it any way you want. You can rest it on your shoulders. You can give it a single loop. You can do a triple loop l

chase bliss on Instagram: "Something new to try: Expression pedals are good and nice, but there are a whole bunch of other ways to introduce interactive movement to your effects and loops. In this clip you have POME from @audiocultivationproject, which turns sound into an expression signal. That signal is controlling Blooper’s LAYERS knob, so every time the bass plays more layers are momentarily brought in. Just the tip o’ the iceberg, hope it sparks an idea or two"

Rich Redmond on Instagram: "Demonstrating the power of owning a Latin Percussion djembe. By using various parts of the hand, brushes and rods… you can emulate Loops, Drums and a percussionist. Portable and Powerful!!! Artists will LOVE that you can emulate their tracks in a soft environment like coffee shops, writers nights and unplugged showcases and gigs. The sky is the limit! Footage from my recent clinic at The Guitar Center in Brentwood, TN. @lpmusicofficial #latinpercussion #guitarcenter #

Would you flip this sample? Comment “🎹” to get this loop #flstudio #beatmaker #musicproducer #piano #midi

Kamar Profit on Instagram: "Loopty loop and pull ahh highways #reels #fyp #follow4follow #reelsviral #reells"

Alex Clapp Golf Coach on Instagram: "Want to hit a draw? Pay attention to your feet. Using an alignment stick through the belt loops helps you feel the correct lateral pressure shift instead of spinning out early. Here’s the pressure pattern to train: 👉 pressure loads into the trail heel at the top 👉 transition shifts pressure laterally toward the lead side 👉 pressure moves into the lead toes 👉 pelvis stays closed briefly instead of spinning open This sequence helps you: ✔ stop spinning out