Before we get started, this is part 2 of a music marketing series. You might want to take a look at the first part about building a community around your music. Make Music You Enjoy & Make It Great When I say great, I don’t necessarily mean the production, I Read more
A while back I wrote about finding your tribe when it comes to the music you’re making. The basic gist is that generally our family and friends aren’t “the tribe” of fans you need to reach. A tribe member is very serious about the music you’re making. That said, the Read more
I just don’t like the idea of running a professional studio off a mini TRS jack. This was a throwaway statement from media composer Christian Henson in a video I was recently watching. It caught my attention as it seemed a little limiting and not particularly accurate. Not wanting to Read more
One Mic, Free Software & An Acoustic Guitar From 1964 Did you know that the Grammy winning album “For Emma, Forever Ago” by Bon Iver was recorded with a mic that cost less than $100, on a free copy of Pro Tools with a department store guitar from the 60s? Read more
That Last 5% I was at a songwriting meet up a couple of weeks ago and the old “last 5%” of finishing a project came up in conversation. If you’ve written and recorded music for a while you know the rub. You start writing and you’re absolutely jazzed with the Read more