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Music Business For Dummies Helps You... Learn to: Navigate the music business to pursue a successful and sustainable career Follow a plan that builds your success, one step at a time Create a brand that stands out to fans and industry professionals Understand  music publishing , contracts, copyrights, and licensing Your definitive guide to succeeding in the music industry Have you paid your dues on the stage or in the studio as an aspiring musician, but still haven’t seen your slice of the pie? You’ve come to the right place! Written by an industry expert who knows the ins and outs of the biz, this friendly guide takes the guesswork out of making it in the music world — and shows you how to achieve and sustain a career in today’s music business. Music to your ears —  learn how to create a music business plan that can get you noticed by investors, music professionals, studio execs, sponsors, and more The sound of music —  write, rehearse, record, perform, and sell you

The direct-to-fan space is crowded, and that means more options for artists. But it looks like a number of companies are just starting to specialize around different types of artists - an early sign of maturation among competitors.   For example, Topspin is only working with artists that have considerable traction or backing, while CD Baby welcomes any DIY.  Nimbit is currently dialed more towards professionals and serious musicians, according to CEO Bob Cramer.  But what are the different types of artists, exactly?  That is, beyond the genres and musical styles?  Most artists fall into more than one bucket, but here’s an attempt to describe the various levels.   (1)  The  Unsigned, DIY   Do-it-yourself (DIY), and totally direct-to-fan (DTF).  Not affiliated, this soloist or band is handling mostly everything themselves.  Typically very early stage, with very low levels of income but ample inspiration. (2)  The   DTF With a Team Still direct-to-fan, but with a team of supp

A music producer  has many roles that may include, but are not limited to, gathering ideas for the project, selecting songs and/or musicians, coaching the artist and musicians in the studio, controlling the recording sessions, and supervising the entire process through audio mixing (recorded  music ) and audio mastering.

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1. Define Your Brand Before you begin the process of building you need to plan. Decide what your brand stands for. How will others will perceive you? Begin by creating two lists, the first is your strengths, skills, and areas of expertise. The second list is what you stand for, or what’s important to you. These are the personal values you hold important. With these two lists—skills and values—you can begin to build your personal brand. Via forbes 2. Build with a Direction in Mind Your personal brand is tied directly to the business or businesses you’ve built. Developing a strong personal brand means positioning yourself in the direction you would–and your business–would like to go. Via personalbrandingblog 3. Think of Yourself as a Product When you buy a product, you scrutinize its applicability to your need. You’re interested in its benefits, its features and its price. Anybody looking at you walks through a similar cycle of evaluation. Via positionignition 4. Be