SoundExchange is the largest global neighboring rights organization, with agreements covering 87% of the neighboring rights market outside the US. These agreements allow us to collect and pay artist/rights owner royalties when their music is played in countries around the world. To take advantage of this service, you must be a SoundExchange member and complete Read More …
Tag: Music
The Instrumentalist vs. The Musician Mindset
The trap References are meant to guide, not dictate Easy to slip from “informed by reference” to “forcing mix to match reference” Two mindsets Instrumentalist: only hears own part, copies reference note for note, ignores that arrangement/tracking/instrumentation differ, boosts highs just because reference curve is bright, ends up harsh/brittle Musician: hears whole piece, knows where Read More …
I Paid My Neighbor in a Zucchini
This post is about a zucchini, a broken microphone, and why I think the outrage cycle is the most effective inertia machine ever built. Today in Chicago it was Kanye and the ADL. Next week it’ll be someone else. I’m not interested in relitigating who’s right, I’m interested in what all this click-bait, rage-bait do Read More …
Backyard Chickens – Music without a Film
The Velocity of the Unheard The studio was a hum of cooling fans and the rhythmic, frantic clicking of a mechanical keyboard. Our intrepid composer didn’t just write music; he chased it. To him, melodies weren’t carefully constructed architectures—they were lightning strikes, and he was the only conductor in the city fast enough to catch Read More …
Your Submit Hub Masterclass AI Guide
Unlock Spotify Success Tired of your music getting lost in the Spotify shuffle? The key to breaking through isn’t just great music – it’s smart strategy. A recent masterclass with SubmitHub CEO Jason Grishkov laid bare the secrets to leveraging their platform for algorithmic success. The core takeaway? Teach Spotify where your music belongs, and Read More …
Adding Motion and Depth with Delay Effects
Pads are often used as an almost unheard glue, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring This is one idea to add a bit of motion. In the world of music production, adding depth and interest to your tracks is essential. One effective way to achieve this is through the use of delay Read More …
FMNM – RAW Footage Layer 2
Quickly Now project in Shotcut. Please remix and reuse if you so choose. This idea started from a shot of our inflatable pool, but then I started focusing on the waves in the video instead. After some cropping, coloring, and other manipulations, I started to get some base video tracks to start piecing together. For Read More …
Pensive Movie Theme – RAW Footage Layer 1
Inspire by the minimalist composers, here is a rock tune fit for a soundtrack. Where would you use this in a movie?
Dark Future Layer 4 Video
Dark Future Layer 4 Video – #1bb #visualart #collage #fireplace #dark #future
Play that Funky Music
“Play That Funky Music” is a song written by Rob Parissi and recorded by the band Wild Cherry. The single was the first released by the Cleveland-based Sweet City record label in April 1976 and distributed by Epic Records. The performers on the recording included lead singer Parissi, electric guitarist Bryan Bassett, bassist Allen Wentz, Read More …