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Understanding and Profiting from the Music Library Business, Part Two
Are you getting music business advice from the right kind of attorney? Find out the answer to that question and many more from this panel of music library experts.
Give Your Songs the Contemporary Edge
You've worked hard on your craft and can write a good song, but you haven't gotten a very encouraging response from the music industry. Find out why you should write your songs in a more contemporary style, and how to do it!
Passenger Profile: Fett
Want to know what you need to make great recordings in your home studio? "Fett" is the guy with all the answers! He's a Nashville-based songwriter/producer/engineer/mixer who has worked on projects for TAXI members for at least a decade, and he's one of the best teachers we know. Don't miss Part One of this great profile!
The Difference Between Writing Hits and Writing Songs for Film & TV
Writing Songs for Film and TV Licensing is different, and maybe even easier. See if you agree by clicking the book cover to learn more!
Printing 3D Music Waveform Sculptures
Don't you think that it's at least a little ironic that music went from waveforms printed on vinyl discs to digital ones and zeros back to 3D plastic printouts of waveforms? We do!
Writing Songs for Film and TV with Robin Frederick
Robin Frederick reviews songs and makes suggestions to make them as good as they can be for film and TV licensing placements.
Studio Gear 101
Peter Malick from WestlakePro.com joins Michael to recommend some great gear for a good "Starter Studio" and answers all kinds of gear questions.