Posts Tagged ‘recording’
How To Succeed In The Music Business. Part 2
September 25th, 2009
So you still wanna be a star?
Part 2
Whatever genre of music you’re in, you need to define your definition of success. If your definition is ‘being a rich and famous superstar’, then, well ‘good luck’… but if your definition is ‘being a creative artist doing what you want to Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: album, composer, constructive criticism, creative artist, definition, demo, demo reviews, empathy, experience, genre of music, harsh reality, independent sources, music, recording, recording studio, sound, studio, studio engineer, studio engineers, talent | 
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I Use Gibson Pick-Ups, Why?
September 15th, 2009
For years or decades I’ve played electric guitar in bands at bars, schools, concerts and recording sessions yet I couldn’t tell you what pick-ups (p/u’s) were about. I mean, I didn’t have a clue as to what a pick-up did what to my sound. I grew up Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: black diamond strings, California, Del Ray I, DeMarzio, didn, electric strings, Gibson, gibson family, Gil Pini, guitar, I, Ian Hunter, Les, maestro fuzz, Marshall, N.Y. Co, Paul Classic, Paul Deluxe, Paul Jr, recording, Rock, rock and roll guitar, Rod Kit, single coil, soap bar, sound, tiesco, Tiger, time, tiny speaker, type, vintage, vocal mic |
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The Main Reasons Why You Probably Don’t Have A Record Deal, Yet!
August 9th, 2009
1. Skills: You can get mad and storm off. You can get pissed and start to cry. You can get angry enough to toss a pitcher of water in the faces of the audition panelist. But no matter how heated you may get, nothing will change Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: exposure, football team, Game, game plan, goal, head, life, music, music industry professional, Nelly, nfls, panelist, peeps, perfect stranger, Plan, playbook, recording, rude awakening, talent, way |
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