What To Do With Your New Christmas Gear
Now that you have some new gear from Christmas, how do ensure that you’ll maximize its use for your creative inspiration and workflow?
Levels in Digital Audio
How loud is too loud? Holger Lagerfeldt explains digital audio levels, and how to maximize your gain structure.
PR Tips With Derek Sivers
If you don’t know Derek Sivers, he’s the founder of CD Baby. You can follow him @sivers (and should). None of these PR tips are anything you don’t already know, but they’re good refreshers.
Reason Artist Patch Charts – Get The Sounds Of Your Favorite Artists
Find out what Reason patches some of today’s top artists and producers are using!
The First Question You Must Answer When Promoting Your Music
Are you guilty of a PR felony? Bob Baker talks through how to give your CD a better shot at being heard.
Trent Reznor On What To Do As A New/Unknown Artist
Trent Reznor just put up a few quick thoughts on how to be successful as an unknown artist.
Should You Quit Your Job And Join A Rock Band? Ask Zoe Keating
Cellist Zoe Keating quit her tech job to become a touring musician. Here she offers some advice to those facing a similar decision.
What MySpace Local Means For Musicians
A lot has been made the past few days about MySpace Local, the NewsCorp response to sites like Yelp. Here’s how to harness it as a tool to promote your music.
Five Tips for Musicians to Engage Their Fans Digitally
Jason Feinberg just wrote an article over at PBS about how to tap into social media to advance your music.
7 Quick Tips To Speed Up Your Workflow
We all want ways to crank out better music, and faster. Here are a few tips I’ve employed to help with just that.
The Chronology of a Good Mix
5 quick tips to help you create sonically superior music in a time effective manner, all while keeping from pulling your hair out in frustration.
Fix it Before You Mix it
Don’t count on fixing your recordings in the mix stage. Here are 8 simple things to do, before you mix, to get better sounding tracks.
