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Music Licensing Basics With Frank Palazzolo and Bob Mair, Part Four
In the final part of this interview, Music Supervisor Frank Palazzolo and Music Library CEO Bob Mair talk about blanket licenses and pitching etiquette. Don't miss what they had to say at last November's Road Rally.
Record Labels: How to Get Them to Come to You
The very things that made record labels come to you in the past (and to this day), are pretty much the same things that will get the public to come to you in the present.
Passenger Profile: Peter Sivo, Sr. Update!
Pete Sivo is over 90 years old and is still writing and recording his own music, and getting his songs licensed in TV shows. Find out what Peter's been up to the past two years, and if you missed his profile in 2015, you don't want to miss it now!
Alessandro Mastroianni signed his first Music Library deal within the first two weeks of his membership ...Read the full story
Native Instruments Maschine Tutorial
Profanity Warning! We were trying to find a good, basic drum programming tutorial on YouTube when we ran across this guy. This is one of the funniest tutorials we've ever seen, but the guy does a great job of explain the basics. There is a lot of profanity in the video, but we think you might find it entertaining and educational!
Native Instruments Maschine Tutorial, Part 2
Profanity Warning! We just can't seem to get enough of a good thing! This guy makes sense and doesn't speak in "geek." Watch and learn. You know what I'm sayin'?
Rejecting Rejection
Whether you're pitching songs to artists on record labels or trying to get your music placed on a TV show, it always hurts when the door doesn't open wide. Watch this episode of TAXI TV to learn how to deal with that feeling of rejection.
Understanding Instrumental Cues
There are so many songwriters who don't really understand what a TV Cue sounds like or how it's written, arranged, and produced. Watch this episode to hear some Instrumental Cues that will make it all clear as a bell and get you started on this new path to making money with your music.