Ok,
I'm actually getting into this now. Then a thought came to me regarding the project's completion and money. I really don't know much about how music for games is organized on a payment level but from what I know:

*Almost all music for games are Work for Hire
*Music for games is not monitored by any P.R.O. (Performance Rights Org.)

Hello all, this is my first post!

I took some time to read about what to post and not post. I also spent 2 hours browsing my searches and didn't find yet what I need. So here goes...

Who am I?

Hi all,

I'm new to this website (read through the forums for the past few days, and just signed up). I've been writing music for the past 11 years, and have worked with a couple of producers, but now I'd like to record and produce my own material. I have the following, equipment-wise:

- Yamaha Motif ES6 Synthesizer

- Marshall JCM 2000 100W Stack

on pro tools? i just want to leave the vocals. anybody that can help?

Hi all,

just need help in constructing a simple recording sheet or if anyone knows where to obtain a free one, please let me know.

Basically I am trying to draw up a music recording sheet and need to know what typical/basic info I should have...

What I have in mind was:

i've got this song i'm doing that i'd like to use talking in. like, people that have said things in the media. since this is just speech that has been transferred to the public for the sake of news, does this audio still need to be licensed? i'm guessing it does, since it was still captured by specific organizations. would i legally approach this the same way i would for regular music samples?

I did a search here but no luck.

Is there a CD that gives examples of pre-and-post mastered music one could listen to. Maybe with notes about each example and techniques used to create the final.

Rick

hi all,
i teach guitar part time and am looking a simple recording program for teaching puposes.
i want to have a library of short musical phrases with guitar or keyboard (never both) and spoken word.
i want to be able to quicky make tracks using various combinations of the clips.
i will be using the line in on my budget soundcard.

One of the things that has been bugging me as of late is negative rappers who only spit about drugs guns and violence and that’s not what hip hop is all about hip hop was made to get people off the block not put them on. I am happy to say that some people are coming out and putting out good music just something to have fun with.

It is with much sadness that I learned today that John Eargle, one of the finest audio engineers and teachers has passed away.

John was scheduled to speak to an AES chapter in Minnesota on Tuesday evening, and when he failed to communicate with them, his JBL colleagues went to his home and found his body.