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How To Give Constructive Music Feedback: 5 Tips

As musician orbiting in a creative community, you will likely be asked to give constructive critical feedback on your peers music something which, if done correctly, can be valuable to. Continue reading

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4 Recording Studio Equipment Essentials

Working in or running a recording studio can be an amazing, rewarding experience, but such a facility to function and attract the right kind of clientele, certain pieces of equipment. Continue reading

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Music Think Tank Weekly Recap: Top Musicians • Studio Equipment Must Haves • Learning An Instrument

This week on MusicThinkTank, we looked at much the world's top musicians make compared to other artists, the essential pieces of equipment for running a quality recording studio, why learning. Continue reading

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MusicThinkTank Weekly Recap: 1 Important Music Business Skill & Much More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Ariel Hyatt: 4 ‘Normal’ Challenges to Building a Strong Online Brand Shaun Letang: 1 Important Music Business Skill You REALLY Need To. Continue reading

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Tags: ariel hyatt, brand, Dillon Roulet, Home recording, marketing, music, music business, Natalie Cheng, online, recording, Shaun Letang, skill, Sound, studio, success

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Religiously Recorded: Why The Studio Is Still Relevant

With various musicians moving to home recording, Dillon Roulet makes a case for why music studios are still relevant. Even though recording in a studio can be more expensive than. Continue reading

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Tags: audio, Dillon Roulet, equipment, home studio, music, Natalie Cheng, record, recording, Sound, studio

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MusicThinkTank.com Weekly Recap: The Four P’s of Playing Live Shows & More

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Ariel Hyatt: 7 Burning Social Media Questions Simon Tam: If Your Music Career Was Like a Food Cart Emerson Maningo: Three Steps on. Continue reading

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Tags: ariel hyatt, Dave Cool, Emerson Maningo, Live Show, marketing, music career, Natalie Cheng, Performance, preparation, Record producer, recording, Simon Tam, social media, unique

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Top 5 Reasons Your Band Should Record Binaurally

Have you heard of a binaural recording? Binaural recording is a way to record sound to try and make the listener feel like he/she is in the room with the. Continue reading

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Tags: Alex Kall, Audio engineering, binaural, live experience, live music, Natalie Cheng, recording, Sound

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MTT Weekly Recap: How Do We Benefit From Streaming?

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Ariel Hyatt: Marian Call Leveraged Twitter to Tour 50 States & Returned w/ Money in Her Pocket MTT: Call for Content Submissions MORE:

admin on 10/22/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: 000 True fans, 1, ariel hyatt, Derek Miller, IndieAmbassador.com, Marian Call, MTT, Natalie Cheng, recording, social media, Spotify, streaming, Timeline, Twitter

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The Importance Of Planning A Recording Schedule

On Music Think Tank, Mike Harmon writes about the importance of planning out a recording schedule. He interviews Dr. Susan Rogers (Producer/Engineer; Barenaked Ladies, Prince) to illustrate the point of. Continue reading

admin on 10/20/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: Audio engineering, Barenaked Ladies, Dr. Susan Rogers, engineer, IndieAmbassador.com, Mike Harmon, Natalie Cheng, planning, Prince, producer, recording, studio time

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MTT Weekly Recap: Broadcast is Over

Where The Music Industry Thinks Out Loud Leena Sowambur: Broadcast Is Over Behyped: Great Artists And The Music Industry Banana James Hogg: Kill Your Plug-ins and Up Your Music Production. Continue reading

admin on 09/03/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (0)

Tags: Andrew Lewis, Artist, Audio engineering, Behyped, broadcast, creative, domain, great artists, James Hogg, Leena Sowambur, manager, marketing, michael brandvold, music career, music industry, Natalie Cheng, new album, plug-ins, production, recording, studio, Website

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Kill Your Plug-ins & Up Your Music Production Skills

This post is for all the audio engineers and people that work in a recording studio. On Music Think Tank, James Hogg talks about the plug-in effect and how many. Continue reading

admin on 08/30/2011 in Music Think Tank | Permalink | Comments (2)

Tags: Audio engineer, James Hogg, Natalie Cheng, plug-ins, recording, Sound, studio

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