Brian Jackson has decided to take music career books to the next level.
In his new book, The Music Producer’s Survival Guide: Chaos, Creativity, and Career in Independent and Electronic Music, producer, engineer, and educator Brian Jackson provides an intellectually stimulating approach to discussing the business and practice of Read more...
For a medium built from the ground up for collaboration, the Internet hasn’t always come through – especially for musicians and music producers.
Pretty much since computers started plugging into each other, creative Web developers have tried to crack the code that would make new musical creations flourish, and eliminate Read more...
Adventurous. That’s the way to describe BiCoastal Music, the world-class studio in Ossining, NY that closed this week.
Built by the exacting engineer/producer Hal Winer, BiCoastal was a pioneering resource for the just-upstate area, and the musical world beyond. Debuting in 2004, it got attention right away for its seemingly Read more...
Is your career producing what you expected?
The “Off the Record” series continues with Scott Hull, mastering engineer and owner of Masterdisk, talking about top topics on the minds of audio professionals. This time, the spotlight is on producers and the current definition of what they do.
Once again, Hull Read more...
Are your earnings lagging, ahead of your colleagues, or right on target?
Now you can find out with Berklee College of Music’s newly released Music Careers in Dollars and Cents, a comprehensive directory of salary ranges for U.S. music positions including performance, business, audio technology, education, and music therapy.
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