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- The 100 lb. Book of Rules In The Music Business...
Entertainment Attorney Neil Sussman tells you what you need to know... in plain English!
- Audio Production In The Abstract...
Producer Steve Adamek shares the secrets of his success!
- The State Of The Music Industry...
Consultant Christopher Knab takes on the music industry single-handed!
- Jack Endino
"Godfather of the Seattle Sound..." Addresses Musicians Network ®
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- Guerilla Music Marketing Suggestions
- Tour Marketing Itinerary
- Changes in the Way Music is Sold Over the last 30 Years
- Income and Expenses For Musicians
- Income and Expenses for Developing Your Career
- Things To Remember About Record Distribution
- Selling Your Music Online - Part Two
- Selling Your Music Online - Part One
- Becoming A 'Priority' At A Record Label
- How Internships Can Help Your Music Career
- A Music Business Revolution
- A Record Distribution Test
- Your CD Cover Is Your Most Important Advertisement
- Copyright and Songwriting Basics
- Planning Your Radio Promotion Campaign
- What's a Record Label Deal All About?
- How to Improve Your Demo/Promo/Press Kits
- Distributor and Label Relations
- Distribution Setups for Indie Labels
- Tips For Working With The Music Press
- Inside Record Labels: Organizing Things
- What is Artist and Product Development?
- Do You Really Need Your Own Barcode?
- Music Industry Quotes To Live By
- How Radio Stations and Record Labels Work Together
- We live in an age of music for people who don't like music.
- The Business Of Live Performance.
- Promo Kit Photos.
- The Different Kinds of Deals That Await
Successful Independent Labels.
- Career Planning Part 3.
- Career Planning Part 2.
- Career Planning Part 1.
- Music and the Business of Music: Thoughts For the Aspiring Musician.
- Music, Business, and Technology: Adapt or Die.
- Your Record Release: Manufacturing and Cover Design Considerations.
- Artist/Band Interview Form.
- 35 Things To Consider When Starting Your Own Record Label.
- A Marketing Plan for Independent Releases.
- Refusing to believe that art and commerce are inseparable.
- Poor musicianship: lack of professional skills that make a master musician.
- The belief that someone will come along and discover you.
- Improper funding of recording and promotion plans.
- Lack of a commitment from fellow musicians in the group.
- The unwillingness to get down in the trenches and do grunt work.
- Naive concepts and wrong beliefs regarding the reality of the music industry.
- Discouragement...Quitting because of no support from people you think you need.
- The fantasy of being a star is easier than working to be a star
- So, what's so hard about making it as a musician?
- Ch..Ch..Changes In The Music Business
- "Let's Put On A Show!"
- A Delicate Balance
- Making Money With Your Music
- Early Adopters, Middle Adopters and Late Adopters
- A list of essential information for dealing with a record label and a radio station
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- HOME STUDIOS - TO FIT YOUR BUDGET:
"If you are serious about making records, put together some kind of a home studio as soon as possible..."
- DE-MYSTIFYING THE MIXER:
"The mixing console is the most complex piece of gear in a studio..."
- ANALOG VS. DIGITAL- A COMMENTARY:
"This has been the great debate since digital recording became readily
available in the early 1980's."
- THE SCOOP ON MICS:
"The microphone is the front line
in the path to the recording media..."
- MASTERING MASTERING:
"You've finished mixing your album and a sigh of relief emanates from your
body..."
- EXPOSING THE COMPRESSOR:
"Behind digital reverbs, this is undoubtedly the most used piece of outboard gear in a studio..."
- HOLLANDAISE, BEARNAISE, REVERB, ECHO:
"A long time ago in the land of studio, sweetening your production with echo (as it was called then) was an expensive, cumbersome, and one-dimensional effect..."
- RECORDING ELECTRIC GUITAR:
"Getting a great guitar sound in the studio can be elusive and frequently frustrating..."
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