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Success Is No Accident, Part Two TAXI Road Rally 2017
Music industry pros Bobby Borg, Gilli Moon, Aventurina King, Sydney Alston, and Mark Steiner give success tips for indie musicians from five completely different perspectives.

Will These Instrumental Cue Types Put You on the Fast Track to Earning More Income?
Has this question been on your mind? Read Michael's answer to a TAXI member's question!

Passenger Profile: Richard Emmet, Part 1
Richard has composed music for movies, television, radio, and much more! He also spent five years working with legendary artist Frank Zappa. This is a fascinating behind-the-scenes look into the world of one of music's most iconic innovators and much more. See some of Richard's charts he created for Zappa!

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Google's "Song Maker"
Google released a new in-browser program called "Song Maker" that you can use to create basic beats and share them easily. Will it be the most useful production tool? Probably not, but it sure is fun!

Minimoog Model D App
You can now experience the magic of Moog's most classic mono-synth on your iPad! Complete with 160 presets, this powerful app “captures the magic of its hardware namesake, inviting you to explore the fundamental elements of sound by setting, shaping, and modulating each aspect of the sonic phenomena.” Sounds pretty cool to us (the $5.99 price tag makes it even better)!