In December of 1999 I was playing “Cats” on Broadway, and it was going to close the next year. I’m not sure if I knew that in December. Probably not. I did know that New Year’s Eve of 1999 was supposed to be the biggest…
Continue Reading →The past decade has introduced many changes, opportunities and surprises in the musician business. To end the decade, we asked the musician blogging community to help us answer the following question.
If you could go back to 1999 and give yourself one piece of advice,…
MusicianWages.com is organizing a group blogging event for all music and musician bloggers. The past decade has introduced many changes, opportunities and surprises in the musician business, and we invite you to discuss the decade with a synchronized response.
If interested, please write a response…
Is it just me, or does it seem like recorded music doesn’t have the same value that it used to? I mean, albums still cost $10-15, and iTunes tells me that my songs are worth $1 to each of you (or hey! maybe $1.29!), but…
Continue Reading →Digital recorder
Digital recorders can be used for all kinds of things. Recording a lesson, a rehearsal, a demo recording, a practice session – it’s very important for musicians to be able to record things and listen back. Our medium is sound, afterall.
I used…
