A common discussion seems to be invading my recent conversations with fellow musicians; how to stay visible in this ever changing musical climate. Does a band still need a website? Many people will say no. I have heard people say, “My band has a myspace and that is all we need.” Very poor decision. Myspace is a small space on the net for musicians. You need a myspace, facebook, twitter, etc. There is no doubt about it. I do think there is a need in this world to engage your core audience, whoever that may be. How can you completely engage an audience on some other website’s platform? You need a creative space. You need a dot com, .us or whatever. You need to use your social tools to push people there. You need to give your fans a reason to visit your official website. Give them some free stuff. Sell some stuff too! Constant updates without spamming. You need to be the creative person you are at all times and let people know about it in more places than just myspace. Sorry lazy band dudes. A band does still need a website. Don’t get lost in social spaces alone. Do it all.
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Does A Band Still Need A Website?
Bongiovi Acoustics DPS iTunes Plug-In Reviews
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EarBuds Are Not My Buds
Listening to music has been a huge part of my life. Listening in the car at full blast is my favorite environment. I also really enjoy cranking up the home stereo. The 5.1 version of Nine Inch Nail’s “The Downward Spiral” record is amazing on my system. Headphones are a decent way to listen to my all time favorite records as well. Then there is the iPod. I have an amazing iHome iPod dock with you-know-who’s technology on board. That certainly enhances the experience there. However, I cannot help but notice how bad the standard earbuds are plugged right into my iPod. And with no ability to enhance the audio! The EQ settings in the iPod are below average in my opinion. I have only listened to my iPod this way a few times and I can say with certainty that it is not the way I will listen to music. No matter how easy it is. Earbuds are not my buds! How do you listen to your music?
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