Posts by LaMusique

@LaMusique Are you saying you don’t sent voluntary your files to be considered to the Bargain basement ?

Exactly. I didn’t send my file there, it was placed there somehow for unknown reason.

I found out that one of my files is in the Bargain Basement too with no email notification. The track had 3 purchases before it entered there so I don’t understand the action. Personally, I don’t like the idea of Bargain Basement cause it makes the price lower.. and lower. I prefer removing the file from the site instead.

I got PRS Mirs electro guitar and Superior Drummer 2.

Congrats Alberto

Congratulations!

Its like 300 Spartans.. No connection really.. just a thought. Tough morning :))

Thanks Alberto! Reading it now.. great one

I guess, writing a hit song isn’t enough, you should promote it somehow.. marketing is important here. How do u promote it? Got a book on that ?

dxvid

“Harmony and Voice Leading” by Edward Aldwell – this book teaches you from almost zero knowledge and forward – what are notes, what are scales, what are intervals, what are basic progressions etc.

“Dance music manual – tools, toys and techniques” and “How to make a noise” – those books are about electronic music and synthesis/sound design, they’re also “easy” to understand.

“Oxford history of western music” by Richard Taruskin – this book is just a history.. history of the music of all times, including 20th century.

I wish someone had given me the list of those 7 books 15 years ago.

Mihai

There is a great book, more “easy and general” :

“Conversations With Igor Stravinsky”

“Study of Orchestration” 3rd edition by Samuel Adler

“Principles of Orchestration” by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov

“Harmony and Voice Leading” by Edward Aldwell

“Counterpoint in composition” by Felix Salzer

“Oxford history of western music” by Richard Taruskin

“Dance music manual – tools, toys and techniques” 2nd edition by Rick Snoman

“How to Make a Noise” by Simon Cann