Is there a website where i can demo my music? or even sell it?
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music.download.com- free space for about 20 songs\ncompo10.com/MusicHosts.htm-list of sites\narmydiller.com/musichosting.htm
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Hey listen...do you have a demo?
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Try out www.bearshare.com.  You can sign up for premiere membership and pay for it, or you can run the free version and put up with a few pop-ups.\nThey have music and music in just about any format for you to download.
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Make your own CD, sell hundreds at your live shows, then approach a label and show them what you've done.  Then they might be interested.
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Or try Yahoo music, also known as www.launch.com\nNot only is it free, but you can create your own customized station.
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Well, the best bet is to do research on this kind of stuff instead of sending your music to publishers and seeking random people.  Most likely, you would need someone who could represent you in the industry.  Preferrably, someone who has some connections would get you in the door. \n\nDo research on google.  Master your use on keywords to find the information you need.
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Look for OMD's (online music distributors). On the following page you will find links to 3 sites with huge tables comparing them.\nhttp://baseportal.com/baseportal/goodsounds/howto\nAlso consider to release them under a Creative Commons license.
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You can get AcidMusic Xpress (it's a light version of Acid Music Studio that's free).  You can use it to remix contests at http://www.acidplanet.com\n\nTo download AcidMusic Xpress click:\nhttp://download.acidplanet.com/acidxpress.exe\n\nIt's the only one I know that's absolutely free.  It has limitations, but it will at least show you what Acid Music is capable of.  \n\nYou can also download Fruity Loops:\nhttp://www.tucows.com/get/209204_156965\n\nFruityLoops is a fully functional demo.  I don't know exactly what you can't do in the demo, but you can at least play with it to see if you would like it.
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Free and legal ? Not likely!\n\nI use www.allofmp3.com and whilst it's not free , it's very very cheap with an average album costing about £1. \n\nThe advantage is you can 'audition' the tracks first and if you don't like them, then you don't buy them. You can also select the format and quality of the file.\n\nI have to express my doubts if it's legal or not, but at the moment you only seem to get into trouble if you file share rather than just download.
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Try sending CDs to individual DJs.  BBC radio 6 is a great place to try.  \nAlso set a website with sample tracks - 30 second clips of 3 or 4 songs people can hear for free.\nPersistance will pay off EVENTUALY - keep trying again and again and again and again.\nDo lots of local gigs as eventually the right person may come andperforming live can be great fun if you get enough experience of doing it!\nKeep trying and good luck.
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This is typically called licensing. Since the Yahoo! TOS has a strict policy against posting commercial sites, I'm not able to provide links. However, just do an online search for "music licensing."\n\nI posted a couple sites that will help you with this too.\n\nHope that helps!
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First upload your demo songs to C/net at http://music.download.com, then when you start getting people listening to your songs, e-mail Sirius, they will check the number of plays on C/net ,and ask you for a demo. This worked for my band, good luck!!
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you can use the web space that you get with a yahoo acount. its small but it could hold a couple of songs...\nhttp://www.geocities.com
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none, but you are breaking the law.\n\nif you want quality music for cheap (10-15 cents a song) without breaking the law, without downloading fake songs, and without risking viruses, go to www.allofmp3.com
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Hey there. Check out the website delit.net. Thats a free music downloading site where you get anything you ask for.....You have to register there first and then download the music:)
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Interesting question.\n\nFirst. If the music is copyrighted, and 99.9% of music is, you can't. I should say you shouldn't unless you want to be shut down.\n\nOther than that try Geocities.
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This is a copy of an answer I gave earlier:\n" Legal and FREE Stuff:\nhttp://music.download.com/\nhttp://www.garageband.com/\nhttp://www.purevolume.com/\n\nThese artists may not have air-time (and yes you do have to look for the good ones), but it is worth it if you are EXTREEMLY into music, plus it is an easy/cheap way to hear music you may have had no idea existed. "\n\n******\nout of those, purevolume is probably the best, alot of "big name" artists put samples of their music there...\n\nalso, to respond to others answers... sharing music on limewire is illegal (not that I care, or disaprove of it), and good luck finding ANYTHING worth listening to on myspace.\n\nAlso, just try going to the music artists website, some of them have samples there, or a link to where they have put some samples (like on purevolume), a few even have some songs you can only get on thier web site\n\nHere's a tip, if you are looking for a band/artists website, but keep getting totaly unrelated crap using a search engine, try typing the word "band", or "music" at the end of your search...\n\nGood Luck!...\nand if you like a certain kind of music, list it, and I may be able to recomend some bands you might like.