how do i get my band on iTunes Music Store?
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It is called "podcast". Below is a web address that tells you more about it. There are many songs that are uploaded to iTunes every day. iTunes sometimes posts them as a featured band. \n\nYou will need a recording of your song to upload it. You should see if you can make a video. Video (DVD/CD) cameras are getting less exspensive. You can pick on up for less than $400. \n\nTo get your music out there further you might want to check out youtube.com and post a video. Good luck! I hope to hear your music soon!
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iTunes doesn't have much, so probably not.\nbut try http://www.singingfish.com\n\nand then when you find the song, right click on the song NAME, and click "save Link As..." or "Save Target AS..." depending on your internet.\nThen when it's done downloading, open it
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How do I submit my podcast for possible inclusion on the iTunes Music Store?\n\nClicking the Submit Podcast link on the main page of the Podcast genre page in the Music Store allows you to enter the link for the RSS feed of the podcast you’d like to publish to the Music Store. You will be asked to provide the link (including the http:// tag that precedes it), check over the podcast information as it will appear in the Music Store, and provide additional information not included within the feed. Submitted podcasts do not immediately appear in the Music Store and may be reviewed before being posted.\nWill there be any limitations or constraints for podcasters submitting their podcast to the iTunes Music Store?\n\nPodcasts are recommended to have a title, description, artwork, subject, categorization, language, and if appropriate, "explicit material" tags. There is no limit on the number of podcasts that may be submitted by a given podcaster.\n\nFor inclusion in the iTunes Music Store, additional information is provided on the Technical Specification page.\nOnce a podcast is submitted, how long will it remain in the iTunes Music Store?\n\nPodcasts will remain in the iTunes Music Store as long as the podcaster keeps their podcast RSS feed available, unless it violates any of the Music Store Terms and Conditions, in which case it will be removed.
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I would do the research in http://www.allmusic.com/\nThen I would go to the iTunes music store and play the samples of the songs there.
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just put it in on the address bar and go to the bottom and click on fre download to get the song. and also they're going to ask abunch of questions before you can get the download
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Artist Direct (formerly UBL-Ultimate Band List) and iTunes are two of the better sites.\n\nAlso, Launch.com
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http://www.itunes.com\nhttp://www.buy.com
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Yes, You Can First You Take The Song That You Want Then  \nDrag The Song Into iTunes
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Itunes is way to go. you can download itunes7 for free even if you don't have a ipod and if you search on the itunes shop you can find other music that listners also bought. hope it helped :)
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http://www.connect.com/bestbuy go there and download the connect software, you will then have to create an account so you can use the music download card, enter the code (I assume there is a code) in the redeem giftcard box (that's what iTunes calls it) and you should be able to get your free songs.  The site does not work with Firefox or any other browser besides IE 5.5 and above.
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Hit music, search the band you want, then a list of sites will come up. Look through the sites and their music boxes and just click add. ALSO, if you go to a friend's site and they have a song you want, you can just click add on their player.\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/dingermtb
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Get a .com, & get a MySpace.  Make sure no other band has the same name.\n\nhttp://music.myspace.com
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You have to be more specific. What type of membership or downloads are you talking about? \n\nIf you mean music downloads, there are some sites that offer free downloads of music for you to try, but most commercial music that you would buy at a store or on iTunes is on a fee-based system for a reason. The musicians, record companies, etc all expect to get paid at some point, and the way that happens is when people pay for their product.\n\nSome bands will put free downloads on the web so you can download and spread the word about them, giving something away now so they can sell you an album or tickets to a concert later.\n\nThere are products that will let you download copyrighted music, videos, or other files, but just remember that if you are taking these without paying for them, it is the same as going into the store and stealing something on the shelf.
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If you have an I-Pod, you can go to the Apple I-tunes store at itunes.com, search for the show and buy it. Or you could look on a music downloading service like Napster or Morpheus.
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It's pretty easy.  Just go to the myspace of a band you like, and they'll usually have some of their songs playing on their myspace.  next to the name of a song you should see "Add" click it & myspace will ask you if you REALLY want to add the song to your myspece (btw, you have to be logged in) then you say yes, and presto the song is on your myspace.
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OK download iTunes and and plug you iPOd into your computer and then you but a 15 or 25 dollar card to be able to buy your music
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download azureus, then go to torrentspy.com, then search for album, then download it...warning, this is illegal... so dont do this\n\nor, you can buy the whole album from the itunes store... which is legal and safe...