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Saturday, August 25, 2012

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Sunday, August 12, 2012

Tucker Martine

In the music industry, it is always good and inspiring to have a lot of passion. Tucker Martine, a well-known producer and audio engineer, has been in music for most of his life. Like a lot of young and aspiring engineers of today, Martine started as a musician. As the article and interview in Mix magazine says, he started playing the drums at a young age. From there he progressed to both the music side and the sound side. He started recording the bands that he played in as well as other bands. This is very similar to how young aspiring engineers (high school and college-aged, mostly) begin their climb through the industry. Of course it was a lot of work to get to the point he is at now. It took him fifteen years to become well known in the industry. As the interview goes through,...

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Business Plans

There is a lot to be learned from professionals in the business consultants just from their views on business plans. In the previous post, I researched Frank Gloey and Dave Lavinsky. These two have similar views that I found rather helpful. They both talk about realistic assumptions and how realistic the business plan is (Lavinsky, 2012) (Goley, 2012). I incorporated information from both professionals in my business plan. Goley stresses being genuine and realistic. I made the most realistic assumptions in my business plan as possible. As a company, we care genuinely about our clients and their music. From Lavinsky, I found it best to make a unique company that has a high edge on the competition. In the specific area my company is located in, there is no other company just like...

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Investors and Business Plans

FRANK GOLEY Frank Goley is the business consultant at ABC Business Consulting. He has worked for many years in a vast variety of different business industries. He has also published books about business plans and success. (i.e. Business Planning book and The Business Success Guide) ("About us," 2012). The way ABC Business Consulting and Goley operate is through planning, consulting, and implementing. As they say, the plan will only work if it is implemented. Anyway, what good is a plan if it is never put into practice ("About us," 2012)? There are many important critical and key components that investors look for in a plan. One important one is being genuine. Being perceived fake is not going to get you or your business anywhere. Realistic assumptions in...

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Mobile Recording

When the iPhone became popular, developers began making more and more apps to do a variety of things. From games to finances to even being able to control Pro Tools from an iPhone. This introduced an even easier way to use mobile recording. ProRemote has been around since 2007. With Pro Tools LE, the app gave 8 channels of faders. These channels ran in real time and even gave colored monitoring like that inside Pro Tools, itself. Not only did ProRemote run on iPhone, it is available for iPod touch, as well. Mobile recording became even more popular. Pro Tools is not the only DAW with an iPhone controller. There are also controllers for Logic, Ableton, and many other DAWs. Many of these can be run from ProRemote. The remotes...

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Affordable Analog Recording

Even though the digital world has taken the recording industry by storm, analog is still hanging in there. Unfortunately, using tape and the equipment needed for it is not affordable for everyone. A company named Endless Analog has made it a little more affordable to get the analog tape sound, however. Endless Analog offers a system called CLASP. CLASP stands for Closed Loop Analog Signal Processor. Sounds complicated, right? Well, technically it is, but is pretty simple to use. CLASP allows for an easier workflow will still getting the tape sound and sample accuracy. Retrieved From: http://blog.mixonline.com/mixblog/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/covershot-web11.jpg CLASP is both a hardware piece and a software program to be...

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Podcasts

The Intellectual Property Law Podcast series has a lot of very helpful information. The first part goes over what intellectual property actually is and intellectual property law actually covers. This may be the most important part of the podcast. There are many different types of intellectual property and many ways to cover it.  Its important to know what kind of law you need to cover your intellectual property properly. There are patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secret law. Professor Beckerman-Rodau goes through each kind of intellectual property law. The most important types of intellectual property law for my business plan are copyright law and trademark law. This series has also showed how certain intellectual property laws can come up a bit short. Patents and copyrights...

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