Record Deal in a Box -- Single Edition
Tunecore 1-Year Publishing Deal and Studio One Recording Program
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SKU: AP.37541

Tunecore 1-Year Publishing Deal and Studio One Recording Program. Books and DVDs; Method/Instruction; Pro Audio; Pro Audio Software; Recording Equipment. Software. Alfred Music #00-37541. Published by Alfred Music (AP.37541).

ISBN 9780739081105. UPC: 038081421667. English.

You just finished recording your band's song. So, how will you sell it? Record Deal in a Box: Single Edition gives you everything you need to get one song and ringtone on iTunes and other top online stores in as fast as 24 to 72 hours. Your song and ringtone will have one year of distribution through TuneCore, a music delivery and distribution service that places your original music (and even cover songs) for sale on iTunes, Amazon MP3, Rhapsody, Napster, and other digital retailers. You keep 100% of your rights and royalties!

In addition to TuneCore distribution, Record Deal in a Box includes a must-have booklet of recording industry information and critical tips about copyrights, reproductions, derivatives, distribution, and other topics to help you protect your songs and make informed decisions. The booklet also includes practical advice about recording, mixing, and mastering that will improve the sound of your music. You also receive the groundbreaking music recording program Studio One Artist, by PreSonus (a $99.00 value!). From tracking and mixing to mastering and distribution, this Mac/Windows program provides a creative and intuitive environment that is optimized for speed and efficiency, yet robust enough for the most complex productions.

  • Technology Has Changed the Music Industry
  • Tips for Selling More Music Online
  • Protecting Yourself and Your Music
  • Six Exclusive Copyrights That Drive the Entire Music Business
  • Copyright Basics
  • Right I: The Right to Reproduce
  • Right II: Derivatives
  • Right III: Display
  • Right IV: Performance
  • Right V: Distribution
  • Right VI: Digital Transmissions
  • Choosing and Using Microphones
  • Condenser Microphones
  • Dynamic Microphones
  • Ribbon Microphones
  • USB Microphones
  • Tips on Mixing
  • Getting Organized
  • Setting Up the Mixer
  • Groups, Buses and FX Returns
  • Additional Mix Preparations
  • Approaches to Mixing
  • North and South
  • Low Frequencies
  • Mid and High-Range Frequencies
  • Build the Foundation First
  • Start with the Star
  • All In
  • Mastering
  • The Reality Behind the Magic
  • Tools Mastering Engineers Use
  • Why Do You Need an Engineer?
  • Music Mastering Tips from the Pros
  • Meet the Author