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HERE ARE SOME FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE MUSIC BUSINESS
"Great singers aren't specially gifted from birth. They have not been born physically different than anyone else. If you learn the right techniques you could be well on your way to singing just as well, if not better, than your favorite singers today.".
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... you and them is that they have already been exposed to the training techniques that really work for singing. And have been taught how to train them self's, because every great singer is their own best vocal coach. With the Vocal Release technique you will learn enough about voice to be your own coach and avoid paying expensive coaching fees. You'll be able to fix any vocal problem you have, any time you have it and not have to wait until your next session with a coach. If you've been using any training technique out there for three months or more and have not been able to notice a substantial increase in both your range, power and endurance, all without forcing, then you have not been exposed to the proper techniques.
"Developing a great voice doesn't take years, all you need is knowledge of the proper techniques that will develop you to your full potential in the shortest amount of time." .
"Just because someone can sing well doesn't mean they can teach you how to do it."
Did you know the worst kind of instruction you can receive is by someone who sings naturally well, or has had singing instruction since they were a child? That is because they've always been able to do it and have never had to break it down to it's fundamentals. Most people looking for singing instruction are already adults, who, have never sang before, or have a problem they cannot overcome. The majority of programs are authored by coaches who have never had vocal problems. Or worse yet, a college graduate who majored in music and is now passing on that same outdated classical information to you.
There are a few common ways that artists get paid for doing their work:
Performance: The artist gets paid by someone to have access (perhaps exclusive access, in the case of physical art like sculpture) to the art whose content the artist has chosen.
Patronage: Someone provides money to meet the artist's needs without restriction on the content of the work they create.
Commission: The artist does specific work using their skills at the request of another in return for payment.
Nobody in Dollar Driven Business Land cares how many hours you spend practicing, who your inspirations are, or how brilliantly you compose songs. All that stuff is a big zero in Dollar Driven Business Land. Everyone in Dollar Driven Business Land evaluates things by a single measuring stick (you guessed it): the dollar. If something is going to bring in dollars, they will do it. If it's going to take dollars away, they won't do it.
Example: Suppose your band wants to play a certain club. The club manager needs to fill his club every night with people who will pay admission and buy drinks. Is your band going to pull in 50, 100, or 200 fans to help him achieve this?
If yes, then the manager will make good money and he can afford to pay you some of it. If no, then the manager is not going to make money and he will not pay you to play. Simple economics. Welcome to Dollar Driven Business Land.
Musicians get our guide because it teaches them how to get into the minds of these "dollar driven" recording companies
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