http://anythingbutipod.com/2010/03/publish-your-music-for-30/ Where Music Comes to Play Wed, 23 May 2012 10:10:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://anythingbutipod.com/2010/03/publish-your-music-for-30/#comment-21757 Michael Sautter Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:43:31 +0000 http://dev.sandboxdev.com/abi/?p=1104#comment-21757 TuneCore will do the same too: <a href="http://www.tunecore.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.tunecore.com</a> . TuneCore will do the same too: http://www.tunecore.com .

]]> http://anythingbutipod.com/2010/03/publish-your-music-for-30/#comment-21756 Albucian Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:18:43 +0000 http://dev.sandboxdev.com/abi/?p=1104#comment-21756 There is a very similar service from Reverbnation.com. It is 35$ the release with itunes, amazon, emusic napster rhapsody...etc . They also host your music so you can broadcast it from your website using their bandwidth.Note that the 35$ is for a period of 1 year. after that you have to pay again. I don't know Zimbalam but I suppose it is the same.Cheers! There is a very similar service from Reverbnation.com. It is 35$ the release with itunes, amazon, emusic napster rhapsody…etc . They also host your music so you can broadcast it from your website using their bandwidth.Note that the 35$ is for a period of 1 year. after that you have to pay again. I don’t know Zimbalam but I suppose it is the same.Cheers!

]]> http://anythingbutipod.com/2010/03/publish-your-music-for-30/#comment-21755 runagate Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:00:14 +0000 http://dev.sandboxdev.com/abi/?p=1104#comment-21755 It's not appreciably more expensive to record an album nowadays, either.With cheap of, in the case of Audacity, free recording software, sub-$100 USD analog-to-digital recording gear (consumer stuff is completely inacceptible but then again pro recording stuff is generally cheap and better than consumer crap like Creative sound cards, strangely) and engineering processors and audio fx by way of freeware VST plug-ins (http://www.gersic.com/plugins/ is a great place to start) pretty much anyone can record an album.And with my favorite piece of software, Sensomusic's Usine, one can generally bring these studio sounds to the stage, hosted by one's computer. One can program the plug-ins to change according to song parts, and change again for the next song, plus pretty much anything else you can think up. The learning curve is severe, though.Then again, the recording/engineering/producing arts are not exacctly intuitive, either, but there's plenty of information online to help. TapeOp.com has great info, though it's far too analog-centric, the principals remain essentially the same in the digital realm. They even send out their paper magazine for free.The only hard bit for a beginner, really, is sorting out the myths and fanboy trolls from the facts but the very best way to learn is to simply do it, and practice a lot. That's how I learned. Cost: 0$ It’s not appreciably more expensive to record an album nowadays, either.With cheap of, in the case of Audacity, free recording software, sub-$100 USD analog-to-digital recording gear (consumer stuff is completely inacceptible but then again pro recording stuff is generally cheap and better than consumer crap like Creative sound cards, strangely) and engineering processors and audio fx by way of freeware VST plug-ins (http://www.gersic.com/plugins/ is a great place to start) pretty much anyone can record an album.And with my favorite piece of software, Sensomusic’s Usine, one can generally bring these studio sounds to the stage, hosted by one’s computer. One can program the plug-ins to change according to song parts, and change again for the next song, plus pretty much anything else you can think up. The learning curve is severe, though.Then again, the recording/engineering/producing arts are not exacctly intuitive, either, but there’s plenty of information online to help. TapeOp.com has great info, though it’s far too analog-centric, the principals remain essentially the same in the digital realm. They even send out their paper magazine for free.The only hard bit for a beginner, really, is sorting out the myths and fanboy trolls from the facts but the very best way to learn is to simply do it, and practice a lot. That’s how I learned. Cost: 0$

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