> So you want to just pick up your guitar on a whim and record the latest idea that’s passing by? Do you intend to record an album in its entirety at home and release it? Do you want to make podcasts to broadcast on the web? Do you want to ‘flesh out’ your musical [...]
Archive for the ‘CD’ Category
20 Aug
>mp3 Or CD?
>For musicians, most of the revenues come from the rights to their songs and the albums that they sell. For an independent musician especially, money can come in very slowly if at all. However, the power of the worldwide web can help them to gain higher profits. There are more resources than you can ever [...]
20 Jul
>Save Your Band Money
> Music promotion, having a plan and knowing the business of independent music makes the difference when it comes to being successful in today’s indeoendent music industry. You may have recorded a dynamite CD that sounds great! However if no one is paying attention, radio doesn’t know you exist, and the CD’s are just sitting [...]
2 Jul
>How Record Companies Really Work
> Music is an art, however, when it comes to the music industry Music is about money! If anyone or any company feels that your music will not make them money, there will be absolutely no interest in your music. That’s it in the nut shell. Remember, to always remember this. The Music Industry is about [...]
13 Jun
>Ain’t No Use Jivin,’ Ain’t No Use Jokin’
> If you’re a ‘techno-luddite’ like myself, then prepare for a grim future in the music department. Now that music has become so easy to access it’s difficult to take in. One certainly can’t take in all of it and even taking in what you like would be more than a full-time occupation. Irrespective, record companies, [...]
11 Jun
>Start Local And Start BIG
> Although this entry is aimed at newly-formed bands, there are several aspects that can be utilised by more established bands.Prior to any bands first gig, there are several things that can be done prior to that all-important first booking. Your band should have more than enough material to see you through an entire performance. [...]
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