Hi gang,
Sorry that I'm a bit less present these days, I'm in a few projects that takes me much of my time and energy ;)

I was wondering if I'm the only one to get screwed every time I want to help a band or recording artist when it gets to integrity and artistic taste.

After you've created music for your clients, or yourself for the matter, how are you delivering the final product? If they simply want the aiff/wav/mp3 files are you putting everything on USB drives? If they want physical CDs, are you burning discs or having them pressed? If you're burning them yourself, are you using gold discs like those from Mitsui(or related)?

I've heard that a few times when people talk about main stream, computer music, autotune and how the music business is turning to fast cash directions...

Let me tell you, I know a lot of really good musicians and as long as we keep the pursue of being the best we can at what we do, we will win the industry battle ;)

Here's an exemple of production/event I found recently :

Hey everyone! Where could I figure out the equipment used in certain popular recordings topping the charts right now, without having to contact the label and finding the engineers/producers that worked on that particular project, etc.

2015 Ohio Music Awards winners announced...

:notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:

http://www.theohiomusicawards.com/

Date and Time: Saturday, Oct 17th, 2015 | 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
ADMISSION: FREE with Registration http://www.imsta.org

LOCATION:
RTA @ Ryerson University
80 Gould Street
Toronto, ON M5B 2M7

Well.. Not sure where to post this one .. but seeing that its a Child of Sonar...

I was looking for an easy DAW that my daughter could Use .. Ran around the net trying lite versions of a number of products...

Anyhow, wound up downloading Music Creator 7 ... it was $28.00 CDN directly from Cakewalk...

I started producing months ago and have made two songs in a week, then I promptly put them down because they were terrible. How do I make it better (I want my music to sound like

If you are able to hear this in your area, this was a good program. http://www.cbc.ca/radio/q/schedule-for-wednesday-july-29-2015-1.3172010

Clearing up a few boxes I came across an old VHS recording from 1984 - recorded at the RAF base in Lakenheath, UK. Watching it for a bit of nostalgia made me think.

For those who can't stand Big Band music, stop reading now.