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Music Licensing Basics With Frank Palazzolo and Bob Mair, Part Three
Learn how to use the right keywords when you tag your film and TV music, plus a bunch of other great music licensing tips from Music Supervisor Frank Palazzolo and Music Library CEO Bob Mair, in Part Three of this interview from last November’s TAXI Road Rally.
Four Songwriting Myths That Can Hurt Your Career
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Every Studio Needs a Banjo!
For all those times when you want to lay down an authentic banjo part. They don't get much cheaper than this, and nearly 5 stars!
How to Be a Music Producer
We guarantee you'll laugh when you watch this funny tutorial on how to be a Music Producer.
What Does Broadcast Quality Music Sound Like?
One of the most frequently asked questions is, "What does Broadcast Quality mean?" Watch this episode of TAXI TV to find out!