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Home Studios – A LinkedIn Group Discussion by Jerry Flattum

The following PDF containing a LinkedIn group discussion on Home Recording Studios is a whopping 255 pages with 400 + posts. HomeStudios-ALinkedInGroupDiscussion-ByJerryFlattum The opening for the discussion was as follows: Compared to David Foster, Rick Rubin, Trevor Horn, Vernon Reid, etc. do you really think you can compete from a home studio? Clearly the home [...]

State of the Music Industry: Major Labels vs. the Indie Movement

Music Producers Forum Compared to David Foster, Rick Rubin, Trevor Horn, Vernon Reid, etc. do you really think you can compete from a home studio? Clearly the home studio market is the new thing, with musicians, songwriters and composers wearing the multiple hats of creator, performer, producer and engineer. The underlying marketing strategy behind the [...]

Majors vs. Indies War – LinkedIn – Music Industry Network

The following discussion appears in the LinkedIn Group, “Music Industry Network.”  As of 2.18.12, 10:30PM EST., there are 281 posts.  To participate you must join the group. Are major labels really evil? Why the Indie Movement? Do unsigned artists really believe they can pump out hits and become stars without a major label backing? Indie [...]

Discussion on Mastering – LinkedIn – Independent Recording Artist Community

In the LinkedIn Group, Independent Recording Artist Community, the following discussion remains ongoing.  As of 2.18.12, 10pm EST., there are 403 posts.  To enter the discussion you must join the group. The greatest mystery in recording is mastering. Send it out or do it at home? The new standard in the song plugger game is that [...]

Discussion on Home Studios – LinkedIn – Music Producers Forum

The following discussion appears in the LinkedIn group, “Music Producers Forum.”  As of 2.18.12 there are 405 posts.  To participate you must join the group. Compared to David Foster, Rick Rubin, Trevor Horn, Vernon Reid, etc. do you really think you can compete from a home studio? Clearly the home studio market is the new [...]

Mastering: A Major Issue For the Indie Music Community

Article originally published on Technorati Mastering: A Major Issue For the Indie Music Community Author: Jerry Flattum Published: November 10, 2011 at 6:17 am Share5 At the recent Audio Engineering Society (AES) 131st Convention in New York, IZotope announced the release of the latest version of it’s mastering suite called Ozone 5, a cost-effective software solution for mastering.  t’s [...]

FutureProducers.com Forums – My Intro to Mastering

Following is a reprint of a discussion on “What is mastering and/or Broadcast Quality?”  This was my first introduction to mastering.  I deleted much of the web page content since it’s irrelevant to the subject.  I joined FutureProducersForum.com in 2004 but the discussion took place circa 2006-2007.  I can’t seem to find a date for [...]

Home Studio vs. World Class – Music Producers Forum – LinkedIn

Compared to David Foster, Rick Rubin, Trevor Horn, Vernon Reid, etc. do you really think you can compete from a home studio? Clearly the home studio market is the new thing, with musicians, songwriters and composers wearing the multiple hats of creator, performer, producer and engineer. The underlying marketing strategy behind the DIY market is, [...]

More On Mastering – MusizBiz Group – LinkedIn

How do you know if the recording you hear was mastered? What IS mastering? The new standard in the song plugger game is that your recordings must be master-quality. They must be ready for commercial release. How do you know if what you hear has been mastered or not? The A-list artists spend 100s of [...]

On Mastering – Independent Recording Artist Community – LinkedIn

The greatest mystery in recording is mastering. Send it out or do it at home? The new standard in the song plugger game is that your recordings must be master-quality. They must be ready for commercial release. How do you know if what you hear has been mastered or not? The A-list artists spend 100s [...]