Musicology 101: Be Your Own Competition
Most people think that the biggest competition in the music industry are the artists that are already established but this is not really the case. In fact, when you try to compete with the artists on the radio, you actually sell yourself short. If you notice, the music industry is one big competition to be the next big thing, whether it's music sales, or a music trend. However, when you think about being the next musical sensation, what is on the radio shouldn't be the first
Musicology 101: Patience In The Process
A lot of musicians and artists have this same problem: Patience! When doing a song, an album, or anything in particular, it is really easy to get caught up in the excitement of it all, to where you just want to go ahead and release the song immediately. But there are certain things that we must pay attention to: mixing, mastering, quality, etc. Make sure that you master your product is to its best ability. Doesn't matter the software, but it does matter the quality. People wh
Musicology 101: It's Not What You Use!
Many people believe that having the most expensive audio mixing software will make for a great record. But that's not true! In fact, what makes a great producer is the fact that he/she can use what ever is available in an appropriate manner. Consistency is also key. You can even mix and match the software that you use. Mixing sounds from ProTools, FL studio, GarageBand, and/or Logic, even Audacity can make for a great sound, versatility, and completely new ideas, if done corr