Products you can create in your music career include singles, albums, physical CDs, membership sites, mixtapes, EPs and the like. You’ll get information on all of these here.
Looking to record a new project? Although you don’t necessarily need to know all of the technical details of how a studio works as a musician, it is important to come prepared. Spending too little time in practice and preparation can sometimes mean spending more money than you want to. Here are some basic steps…
As with finding the right band mates, there’s a certain chemistry that can occur between a studio engineers and an artist. The ideal situation is to find a recording studio where that certain “magic” can take place. Of course, fit isn’t just about how well you work with others. There are several other factors to…
Recording studio costs can really add up. If you’re aiming to create an album or EP, it can take a while to get the money together to make this happen. But what if I told you there are things you can do to save money on recording costs? Well it’s true. Read the below to…
When it comes to releasing your music, it’s not always easy to know which type of compilation you should be putting out first. Should you release a single? Or would something with more tracks like an EP more be effective? While different people prefer different strategies, the following three part release plan is what I…
If you’re thinking of making a mixtape or are already in the process of doing so, you’ve probably asked yourself how many tracks you should put on it. Should you go for the approach of having a large number of tracks? Or should you have less tracks, say 10-15, like a lot more rappers are…
There’s not many better feelings then having all the songs from your debut album or mixtape finally finished and compiled. You have something complete to show for all those months of songwriting and recording, and you’re close to letting your fans hear what you’ve been working on. As well as looking for places to promote…
So, you’re thinking about making a mixtape. You just heard a beat from a well known producer that you really like, and want to vocal your own version of that song. But is this allowed? And is there anything you need to do before you’re allowed to use this beat? This is what we look…
So it’s almost Christmas. As in, it’s Christmas tomorrow. But did you record a song around the festive season this year? Or have you ever written one? If not, you could be missing out on a big opportunity! Today I’m going to look at why this is, and what your next steps should be if…
So you’ve just recorded a song. It may be your first song, it may be that you’ve recorded a few already. Either way, you want to know how you can get it out there, and start to build up your name as a talented musician. Today I’m going to show you how to do just…
So, you’ve just made a load of tunes and they’re ready to be put together into a mixtape. But wait, something’s missing. You need that killer DJ to host it and make everything come together. But how do you go about getting on the air? This is what we’re going to look at today. By…
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Hey guys, today I’m going to look at whether you should use a home recording studio or a professional studio when it comes to recording your songs. ‘Recording songs’ can come in many different forms though, so specifically I’ll be looking at which you should use in each of these situations: When recording vocals of…
Today we’re going to look at how to make a mixtape. Just to be clear, I’m talking about mixtapes that rappers or other musicians make to showcase their talent, not the type of mixtapes non musicians make for their high school crush! 🙂 Regardless or what genre of music you make, a mixtape can be…
Want to know how to get beats for your next project? Then you’re in luck, as I’ve just made a video that will teach you just that. This video contains three top tips for finding backing tracks for your next project, whether it’s a single, album, mixtape, EP or LP. In the transcript below, I’ve…
Question: What does LP stand for in music? Answer and Definition: LP stands for Long Playing. Other common definitions include Long Player and Long Play. Want to know what exactly a LP is and how they’re used in music? Then read on. What Is An LP Album? LP stands for Long Playing, and is another…