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Letting Go of Precious, [Part 2]
Being too “precious” and striving for perfection can stop you from finishing a song, track, or mix. If you don’t finish, nobody will hear it, nobody will pitch it, and nobody will place it in a film, TV show, or commercial. Part Two of this Road Rally panel will give you some deep insight and personal experiences that can help you finish your music so it can go out into the world and help you become successful.
Making Stems and Alt Mixes
With Greg Carrozza!
More and more music libraries and music supervisors are asking for stems and alt mixes because it makes your music much more “usable.” If you’re somewhat new to the music licensing world, you might need a little help in understanding how to deliver what the industry pros need, so we asked successful TAXI member Greg Carrozza to show you how it’s done!
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Passenger Profile – Paul Otten, [Part 2]
Paul Otten is one-half of the band, Big Little Lions, with our profile subject from March, Helen Austin. He’s also a very talented songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer who’s definitely a contender for TAXI’s All-Star Team. If you’d like to learn how to earn your entire income with music, following in Paul Otten’s footsteps could be a smart place to start!
Niall McGuinness - Gardnerville, NV USA - Placements in a film, a TV show, a radio ad, and a TV commercialRead the full story
Walter Grund - Nehren, GERMANY - 18,000 placements in TV shows all over the worldRead the full story
Darren Glover - Stockport, Cheshire - UK - Signed four deals early in his membershipRead the full story
Todd Bordonaro - Bronx, NY USA - Signed multiple deals resulting from TAXI forwardsRead the full story
Bob Mete - Earlysville, VA USA - Signed two foreign language versions of his songsRead the full story
Camille Williams - Surprise, AZ USA - TAXI has made getting her songs published easier than in the pastRead the full story
Mark Feil - Oakland Park, FL USA -
He credits TAXI TV, the TAXI Forums, and the Road Rally with his first dealRead the full story
Compliment your studio’s lava lamp with this!
It’s cheap, cool, and certain to delight your friends when they visit your studio!
Treat Yourself to Some of the New TAXI Merch!
You asked, we delivered! Grab yours now before it sells out!
How to Make a Movie Trailer: Editing 3-Act Trailer Structure
This video gives you a great overall understanding of how movie trailers are structured.
How to Compose and Orchestrate Trailer Music
Marc Jovani is one of our favorite teachers, so don’t miss this!