(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, February 20, 2014 ) Hammond , Indiana -- Fred Ebner, the founder of FPE Makin Music is happy to announce that the Get A Grip Capo is setting a new trend for trigger style capo's in the music industry. He was tired of the average trigger style capo being clumsy, noisy, most cheap plastic, hard to switch on fly and not complimenting his valuable instruments. That is what inspired him to give the serious musicians or the beginners with a stylish capo that is easy to use, no buzzing sound and to compliment the beautiful works of art ( stringed instruments ).
He is also proud to announce that the Facebook page Who Loves Making Music is now set up and running.They already have over 1000 likes. This page is for all musicians of all skill levels to promote new video or audio and for people who loves listening to music to hear new and creative artists of all genres. Fred Ebner also believes with all the new technology to make your own music like Apples Garage Band and many other software programs, that their will be a whole new generation of new artists changing how the industry discovers new artists.
FPE Makin Music recently received some surprising feedback from a serious musician - David Ross wrote, I have been playing guitar for over 35 years and just recently bought a capo. I love capos and the way they change the tone of a guitar. They are also great for trying songs in different keys which in turn helps me explore and develop my singing voice, in many unexpected ways. I can't beleive that I've been a capo virgin for so long. Who knows maybe I'll finally get around to learning to play slide properly. January 15 2014 at 5:52pm. Fred Ebner feels that their are a lot more musicians that have never used a capo. The capo really does enhance the level of play.
About FPE Makin Music
FPE MakinMusic is a new company that is inspired by music and by helping fellow musicians improve there level of play and creativeness. They designed a stylish and easy to use high quality capo with a bonus bridge pin puller built in the tail end of handle.
