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Added by P.M.T. Studio on December 31, 2009 at 11:30pm — No Comments

At P.M.T. Studios The attitude is ; 1% what happened before we got it and 99% how we leave it when we are done !

At P.M.T. Studios The attitude is 1% what happened before we got it and 99% how we le… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on October 29, 2009 at 1:30am — No Comments

The Keys to a Great Mix, Part II: Dynamic Processing by Jake Hartsfield

OCTOBER 21, 2009 The Keys to a Great Mix, Part II: Dynamic Processing by Jake Hartsfield In Part 1 of “Keys To A Great Mix” I talked about various EQ techniques to use when mixing. Now I’m going to follow up with tips on dynamic processing (compression and expansion) and time-based effects (delay, reverb, etc.). I’m going to give very specific settings & examples, but ju… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on October 22, 2009 at 11:07pm — No Comments

Inside EQ - The Keys To A Great Mix by Jake Hartsfield

Inside EQ - The Keys To A Great Mix by Jake Hartsfield Jake Hartsfield is a songwriter, producer, touring sound engineer and a new addition to the TuneCore Marketing Team. With today’s technology – GarageBand, for example – anyone can record a track straight into their computer using their computer mic, slap on a few automatic effects, and instantly have a finished recording of a song. If you try to transition from Garage Band to Logic or Pro Tools, it can be a little overwhelming trying to un… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on October 8, 2009 at 7:30pm — No Comments

The Future of the Music Industry by Jake Smith (TuneCorner)

OCTOBER 01, 2009 The Future of the Music Industry by Jake Smith Jake Smith is a TuneCore Customer Support Representative and Editor of the Weekly Newsletter � To say it's been a bumpy decade for the music industry is a bit of an understatement.� After Napster's introduction in June of 1999, we've seen ten years of new formats, declining record sales, lawsuits, and passionate arguments from all sides (artists, labels, the RIAA, and consumers) about the pros and cons of these drastic changes.� H… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on October 2, 2009 at 6:17pm — No Comments

Guidelines for setting your Target Budget

Here are some figures that can help you on your way to create the best budget for your project. Please note that these figures are guidelines. Actual figures may be subject to change. These figures are based on our experience, however it is possible that you can make better deals! Recording costs A typical full album with 10 songs would take about 20-30 days in the studio including mixing. A single takes about 3-5 days in the studio including mixing. Producer/Engineer/Mixer: Between $250 - $1000… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on October 2, 2009 at 6:00pm — No Comments

Music Business Tip:

Music Business Tip: By Beth Feinstein-Bartl South Florida Sun-Sentinel Q: I'm looking to find a label and would like to know what steps to take first? A: As an aspiring artist looking to be signed by a record label, it's important to know what record labels are looking for in new talent. A&R reps, are the people in record labels who have the job of discovering new talent and developing their music careers. Especially in this day and age where the Internet has made it possible for artist… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on September 26, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

Talk the Talk With Your Sound Engineer by Jake Hartsfield

(Jake Hartsfield is a songwriter, producer, touring sound engineer and a new addition to the TuneCore Marketing Team.) One of the jobs most bands take for granted is that of their sound engineer – yes, I’m talking about the guy at the venue who sneaks around in a hoody, makes stupid jokes only he finds funny, and looks like he just woke up from a very long nap… I’m one of those guys. However, I would argue that I do not necessarily fit that particular stereotype. The engineer in charge of mix… Continue

Added by P.M.T. Studio on September 3, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments