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Sep 1, 2008,
By Fran Vincent
Electronic Musician's interview with Anne Cecere, BMI's Associate Director of Film/TV Relations, on the subject of music licensing...
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Sep 1, 2008,
By Diane Gershuny
Electronic Musician looks at the recording of Tim Fite’s latest CD, Fair Ain’t Fair, which features sample based tunes and unusual instrumentation...
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Diane Gershuny
Electronic Musician's Pro/File column on the recording of singer/violinist Lili Haydn's new CD Place Between Places....
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Emile Menasche
It's not every day that you can say electric guitar and John Philip Sousa in the same breath, but the music of the March King has helped pave the way...
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
Outspoken would be an accurate term to characterize mastering engineer Bob Katz. He has strong opinions on many audio-related topics and is particularly...
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Ravi
You may not think of yourself as a business owner, but if you're earning income as a self-employed musician, composer, producer, programmer, and so on,...
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Jul 1, 2008,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
I know quite a few of you graduating folk and as you finish music or engineering school, you probably have a few ideas about what's going to happen in...
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Jun 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
If anyone has been privy to all the nuances of the word rebirth, it is Steve Reid. A drummer since age 16, he first made his mark in Motown on the Martha...
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Jun 1, 2008,
By Ken Micallef
Science for Girls is the brainchild of New York-based producer, bassist, and composer Darren Solomon. Though the band name may conjure images of young...
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Jun 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
Victor Wooten is a musician's musician. Best known for his electric-bass work in the acoustic jazz fusion group Bla Fleck and the Flecktones, he is one...
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Jun 1, 2008,
By Ravi
In the contracted state of today's major-label record industry, having compelling music is no longer enough to convince a record company to invest in...
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Jun 1, 2008,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
Okay, I get it. Surround music is on life support. Why won't listeners embrace this technology? For me, surround provides a more compelling way to hear...
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May 1, 2008,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
Why is it that we work longer hours with fewer breaks than we used to five years ago? Computers were supposed to make our jobs easier and quicker, so...
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May 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
Signal and sample processing have progressed by leaps and bounds since the dawn of computer-based music, and Carl Stone is one of the privileged few who...
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May 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
Producer, guitarist, and composer Michael Brook was looking for a follow-up to RockPaperScissors (Canadian Rational, 2006), a world music album that melded...
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May 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
When it comes to the independent music scene, few people are more knowledgeable than Derek Sivers (see Fig. 1). He began his music career as a guitarist...
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Apr 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
Neat categories have never been a hallmark of Ryuichi Sakamoto's music. From bubblegum pop ditties to avant-garde classical fugues, the Japanese-born...
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Apr 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
When Tom Holkenborg was a young musician growing up in Holland, he spent so much time playing music and recording that his friends dubbed him The name...
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Apr 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
The old refrain You ought to be in pictures usually refers to potential actors and actresses, but nowadays it could also apply to independent musicians...
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Apr 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
If you're a fan of the meditative side of jazz sometimes known as that Miles Davis pioneered and Nina Simone and Alice Coltrane expanded on, and you're...
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Apr 1, 2008,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
In my opinion, few things are as important in the studio as performers' headphones. I can overcome a buzz in the system, and I can overcome bad converters....
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Mar 1, 2008,
By Diane Gershuny
Liz Pappademas's solo debut, 11 Songs, is gorgeous and lush in a sparse sort of way. The uncluttered arrangements and production allow her songwriting,...
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Mar 1, 2008,
By Nathaniel Kunkel
I was recently at the CES show in Las Vegas participating in a panel titled Convenience vs. Quality. Panel moderator Bob Ludwig opened the discussion...
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Mar 1, 2008,
By Mike Levine
The Internet has empowered today's musician like never before. Career advancement is no longer exclusively predicated on having a record deal. If you...
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Mar 1, 2008,
By Bill Murphy
Richard Linklater's 2006 film adaptation of A Scanner Darkly a jarring, rotoscope-animated view of the drug-addled future depicted by Philip K. Dick in...
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