GEARMUSIC PRODUCTION
Setting up a home studio with great gear without breaking the bank for under ₹35,000
Assuming that you're already equipped with a laptop and your digital audio workstation of choice. An artist/ producer would most often find themselves hiting a wall or just be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of gear to choose from, it can be difficult to separate the "bare essentials" from "Inspiring Toys".
MUSIC PRODUCTIONREVIEWSSOFTWARE
Generate unique musical ideas with non-linear western scales using Jace Claytons’ Free Max for Live Sufi bundle
In 2001 Jace Clayton recorded a three-turntable, sixty-minute mix and put it online to share with friends. Within weeks, Gold Teeth Thief became an international calling card, whisking Clayton away to play a nightclub in Zagreb, a gallery in Osaka, a former brothel in Sao Paolo, and the American Museum of Natural History. Just as the music world made its fitful, uncertain transition from analog to digital, Clayton found himself on the front lines of creative upheavals of art production in the twenty-first century globalized world.
MUSIC PRODUCTIONTUTORIALS
Produce and Release : A Compendium of Respected Record Labels Scouting For Budding Talent
As you render your next masterpiece on your favourite DAW wondering what label will do justice to your hard work, it can be a daunting task finding a label that is supportive of your music and vision, sometimes more than the music writing process itself. We've complied a list of established labels that are open to demos from upcoming and veteran producers alike. A release on a quality label, for a producer/artist is much like an athlete going professional. Finding the right label for your sound is just as important as the creative process, it is after all where your sound will find a home.
MUSIC PRODUCTION
Implications of Sampling Music From The Perspective of a Lawyer
The following article seeks to analyse the legality of sampling through a case law analysis, deciphering the various issues involved and the principles applied by the courts. Can classic works which are now in the public domain be sampled? If a contemporary producer were to take the works of Vivaldi, (western music composer who passed in the year of 1741) and merge them with his own drum programming, vocal chops, soft synth arpeggios and call the same his own work, would this be legal?
