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Putting the Social in Social Media: Do’s and Don’ts for Musicians
Although I was unable to attend this year, I did attend the CD Baby DIY…
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How To Create Simple Chord Charts/Lead Sheets For Studio Sessions
I’ve been involved in a wide variety of recording sessions over the years and when…
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Using A Preamp Pedal Before An Amp
Mark Marshall unravels the mystery that is using a preamp before a guitar amp. Why…
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6 Ways of Making Money From Your Music
You’ve just finished the final mix and master on your latest track, clicked the “save”…
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Tips For Being An In-Demand Side Musician
I’ve been working as a side player for the past 22 years and have been…
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Songwriting Tips For Overcoming Writer’s Block
How many times have you wanted desperately to write a killer tune, but the moment…
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Merch Madness: What the other Merch articles don’t tell you
With CD sales on the decline and touring expenses increasing how’s a band or artist…
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How to make the most of performing on Television (Specifically reality TV)
You’ve been accepted on to a reality show – congratulations! But … what now? What…
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Nashville Sessions: Demo Scale, Master Scale, Kitchen Scale (P2)
*** If you haven’t read part 1, you can find it here. *** Times have…
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How a Failed Experience on a Reality Talent Show Changed my Life – For the Better!
First – My Experience Everyone who goes on reality television has a different experience. Unfortunately…
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Nashville Sessions: Demo Scale, Master Scale, Kitchen Scale (P1)
“When I hear someone talking about a 10 and a 2, I’m thinking October and…
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Copyright Q & A With L.A. Music Attorney, Erin M Jacobson
We had the opportunity to sit down with top music attorney Erin M. Jacobson to…
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