How To Make Music On The Web
Get Online Fast
Published on 1. June 2009
Book
Spiral bound
384 pages
978-1-84786-524-3 (ISBN)
Description
This is the ideal guide for those who want to make music and take advantage of the internet as a medium for promoting and developing that music. Broken down into sections covering all the essentials - Getting Started, Home Recording, Promoting and Selling Your Music, and a Guide to Music on the Web - learn everything from songwriting basics and laying down tracks, through formatting music files, showcasing your music on social networking sites or your own website, to online radio stations and where to find managers, producers and record labels on the web. Packed with hundreds of illustrations and presented in a simple and easy-to-understand format, this is your one-stop-shop to becoming the next web phenomenon.
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Series
Edition
New edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Edition type
New edition
Illustrations
384 Illustrations, color
Dimensions
Height: 186 mm
Width: 128 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84786-524-3 (9781847865243)
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Ronan Macdonald has worked as a technical music journalist since 1989.
He has written features and reviews as a freelance contributor to a
plethora of magazines, including Future Music, The Mix, Hip-Hop
Connection and Guitarist. He has also occupied the editor's chair on
Rhythm, and currently edits Computer
Music, the world's only dedicated music software magazine.
Michael Heatley edited the acclaimed History of Rock partwork.
He is the author of over 50 music biographies, ranging from Bon Jovi to
Rolf Harris, as well as books on sport and TV. He has penned liner
notes to more than 100 CD reissues, and written for magazines including
Music Week, Billboard, and Goldmine.
Alan Kinsman is a musician and author who has written sleeve notes for
many prestigious album releases from the 1980s to the present. He has
also contributed to a number of music and history-related books.
He has written features and reviews as a freelance contributor to a
plethora of magazines, including Future Music, The Mix, Hip-Hop
Connection and Guitarist. He has also occupied the editor's chair on
Rhythm, and currently edits Computer
Music, the world's only dedicated music software magazine.
Michael Heatley edited the acclaimed History of Rock partwork.
He is the author of over 50 music biographies, ranging from Bon Jovi to
Rolf Harris, as well as books on sport and TV. He has penned liner
notes to more than 100 CD reissues, and written for magazines including
Music Week, Billboard, and Goldmine.
Alan Kinsman is a musician and author who has written sleeve notes for
many prestigious album releases from the 1980s to the present. He has
also contributed to a number of music and history-related books.