I've got 208songs,can i get a music producer?
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where are you looking to sign ? in Ontario Canada there is a great production company , in Hamilton . if you want the address, I.M. me .(i work with the owner's wife .) they are not huge , but her husband has been in the music industry for his whole life .
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You need to go about getting liscenced by the major record labels (which can be quite expensive, as I am currently going thru this), or use a site like live365 (last source cited) which offers a bundle pack that does it automatically. \n\nIt really depends on your budget and level of internet expertise. You can do it pretty cheap, though.
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Yes. Here is a website of a friend of mines business. This is where I buy my equiptment and most of my karaoke music from. He has an awesome system that can do exactly what you want.
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Chances are that it'll be illegal if you aqquire the music for free. Don't try it unless you know the artist has allowed the song to be distributed for free over the internet, otherwise you could face legal charges.
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I have seen groups solicite in their web site. If you have a small but loyal fan base they can really help out. \nOffer them "exclusives", access at a performance or bounus tracks or something. If you don't have a manager ... maybe you need to get one to keep the business side going while you create.
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Buy it off Ebay,or at a music  store
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sure u can do it. use the option mp3 audio . and just drag and drop files u want .there is a progress  bar indicating how much u can add on the bottom of the window. an average of 150-200 songs can add as mp3 format
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I also agree. keep writing. You'll get the hang of it. I started when I was around that age, now I'm a full fledge producer, making hits with mad people. \n\n_______________________________________________________\n\nStudio Engineer/Producer from Dallas, Texas Check out our recording label Mindset Entertainment. Music at http://www.soundclick.com/mindsentertainmentinc - Keepin' it real
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I'd say about 60 to 65, depending on the length of the songs. Most songs are about 4 minutes long, which is around 4MB, and suppose all your songs were exactly 4 minutes long, then you could fit 64 songs, but I assume you have longer/shorter songs, so maybye more or less than what I estimated
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Ok do you mean a large record label that has good distribution or a large music distributor?  Anyway...\nRegardless of how you approach them you need to be able to prove that it's going to make them money.  If you're an unestablished label with no-name acts they're not even going to listen to you.  If you have a strong sales record or a roster of talented (or at least relatively popular) artists they may approach you.  To major labels music is all about making money, prove to them that working with you will make them money and you're in like flynn.\nAs for the distributor, just contact them, by whatever means necessary, and ask them how to apply for them to distribute your labels music.  Again having strong sales and established or very talented artists will be almost essential.
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Well it depends on what you want to do with this label.  Are you only going to produce your own stuff, or are you going to produce other artists?  Either way you have to set up a company of some sorts whether it be a corporation or an LLC (you DO NOT want to do a sole proprietorship) and then go from there.  You're going to have to make sure that the name you're using doesn't belong to someone else so you'll have to do a trademark search which Thomson & Thomson in Boston does a thorough search for about $350 or so and you'll have to search the names registered as companies with your Secretary of State or whoever governs corporations in you state.  Also, it helps to get the book by Don Passman that tells artists how to break into the music business just so you know what you're up against.  If you can get an entertainment lawyer at a decent price (which I am in the State of Florida) then they will know all the paperwork and steps necessary and can better guide towards what you need to do.  However, it is something that you can do yourself if you know what you're doing.
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i only know of 99 cents from itunes or just ask a freind to burn you songs\n\nhaha\n\nits legal (hopefully)
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Underground american idol, can support the fan mail page.\n   The good work that an artist does is available through those\n    rare and I mean really expert satellites that can remix you\n    in the studio of total equippers.  The computer remote systems\n     are only two, they are both yamaha, and other great equips.\n     One is in France, and one is in Australia.  First of all you must\n     be very careful and watch your chamber of commerce for\n     publishing notices, they only need to tell you they have now\n     completed your mix.  The factor involved is how expensive\n     is the equipment editting, generally because the whole album\n     costs more by single artists then bands, usual costs are \n     about 45,000.  This is opening bid, then there are some costs\n     that become unbelievable like orchestras or artists service/\n     in order to forego this complex some productions work with \n     sound effects that are so close to real musicians the cd sells.\n     So  this area is where to find your free tryout also.  I have \n      looked at your completed mix promo, a (sample not yet\n      cut on cd)  and it is 3 years short of general production.  So\n     you have saved that much so far, average 5,000.  The deal\n     is get a job cleaning out lunchrooms at a yamaha club, some\n     real knockouts, Madonna, Norah Roberts started like that.\n     This can help you get tons of rehearsal help, free.
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I was skeptical, but I went to your site.  Your ballads are awesome.  I like Someday the best, because it is soulful, almost "blusey".  Say What You Mean reminded me of the Beatles.  You HAVE to include How Can I Miss You.  Not because it's great music--because it is novel and will get a chuckle.  That will be the one to make you rich if you make it.  Whether you give me any free music, I am inclined to buy a track or two.  I pray for your success--you have something good going there.  Do you write your own music?
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My advice to you is don't. If you don't have a production facility, the legal resources to sign groups and pockets deep enough to float your enterprise without profits for at least 3 years, forget it. It doesn't sound like you have done a lot of organizing, either.\n\nYou might want to manage some artists instead. It takes a lot fewer resources, is nowhere near as complicated, and you might make a few bucks.
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I might be able to help. I have worked with some of the greats in the music industry and honestly, I'm not to happy with anything out there right now. If you would like to know whom I worked with, please reply with an email and I will include my website for your consideration.
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Hiya.\nWhat you should do is get some of your talent onto tape or CD!  Make some of your own songs up, or sing ones that already exist.\nBacking music is also good, but the record company listening to it wants to hear you, wants to hear versatility and depth.\nThen when you are done, get the address's of about 10-20 record labels and send off a copy of your tape/CD to them.  The more you send to, the better.\n\nGood luck\n\n\nPS:\nYou can get their address's from the Internet by typing in Sony record label etc.