Music Recording Gear: The Beatles Did “Please Please Me” On a Two Track. You Have It FAR Better!

Everyday, people spend thousands upon thousands of dollars for either 24, 48, or more multi-track recording devices and, even if they don’t, they’ll spend their money on Protools or Logic software (yes, I love them both but hear me out), only to have to do the training work worthy of a PhD to learn the programs, spend “oodles” of hard-earned money, and then record a piece of worthy music and vocals that didn’t require so much as a fraction of the total power. Just what is it, exactly, that I’ve said again and again (and will continue to preach)? It DOES NOT matter how you went about recording your song. No one can tell how you recorded it once it is complete, it is “no one’s business” and, most importantly, it is so much smarter, economical, and less time-consuming to keep it simple by SETTING UP a simple recording console that fulfills your needs as a Songwriter, Performer, or Band.

How to handle downtime.

As I get a little bit too excited about my all-new updated E-book, titled: The Musician’s Companion – Everything You Need For a Successful Music Career, I realize that I couldn’t be “excited enough” for the benefits I know my music promotion book will bring to you. Attached to this quick article is a FREE audio sample (performed by your’s truly) containing one of the very best kept secrets of highly successful music professionals and moguls.

Music Video Promotion: A Free Gift For You, The Wonderful Artists & Bands Who Make Them.

First of all, I want to thank all of you for your continued patience as I continue to gather more information about opportunities for you with MTV. I have been juggling many tasks like these as I update my music promotion book for you. In the meantime, I found a free software program that is beyond cool for you to use when converting your music videos for promotion in ANY format, and I must share it with you.