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• Hype Machine and Blog Integrity
  Contrary to what we all hope for, BLOG and MUSIC CHARTS arent free from corruption and shady behavior. Within the online community, these sources control a large portion of what would determine the readers tastes, opinions, and overall outcomes of many ARTIST



• Beatport Unveils Free Embeddable Streaming Music Player Paying Artists for Every Stream
  Popular online ELECTRONIC MUSIC usic store Beatport has introduced an embeddable MUSIC player that will play across websites, BLOG



• The week in music Black Sabbath rows Madonna vs Drakes mouth and more
  Our weekly news roundup, featuring that Drake kiss at Coachella, Patti Smith’s plans for a new memoir and Bill Ward’s ongoing public tiff with Ozzy OsbourneAlbini, a well-respected alternative record producer and MUSIC an, weighed in on Jay Z’s MUSIC streaming service. The general thrust of Albini’s argument: Tidal creates MUSIC l



• TEENAGE ENGINEERING OP1 POCKET OPERATORS WITH STEFANO RITTERI
  Despite being first announced back in 2009, nothing has come close to matching the innovative nature of the multi-award winning Teenage Engineering OP-1. Part synth, part sampler, its unique interface forces the user to think in different ways about how they make MUSIC A few years later, the Swedish company introduced their Pocket Operators – micro machines with a cheap and cheerful approach to synthesis. In this tutorial, Point Blank enlists PB instructor, producer and DJ Stefano Ritteri (Dirtybird, Defected) to demonstrate how you can use the OP-1 and Pocket Operators to create tracks on the road. Watch the video above and make sure you subscribe to the Point Blank YouTube channel for more free tutorials as well as special live events.If you want to learn more about sound design, production, mixing, mastering and composition, our Online Master Diploma course is perfect for you. You can take it from anywhere in the world and, lasting for up to 64 weeks, it’s one of the school’s most comprehensive courses. With alumni like Claude VonStroke, Plastician and Jon Rundell, the quality speaks for itself. Find out more here. Media: Article Image.jpgPoint BlankTECHMusicSchoolLondonLADJ MagPoint Blank instructor, producer and DJ Stefano Ritteri demonstrates how you can use the OP-1 and Pocket Operators to create a track on the roadNavigation Section:Point BlankTechSection Priority:Priority 1



• Attack announces royaltyfree dance music sounds subscription service
  Online ELECTRONIC MUSIC agazine, “Attack,” has launched Attack Sounds, an online store-based royalty-free sounds subscription service aimed at DANCE MUSIC production. Starting at £6.90 GBP per month (including VAT) for the “Support” level ...



• Rave On Global Adventures in Electronic Dance Music by Matthew Collin – review
  ... Adventures in Electronic Dance Music by Matthew Collin is published by Serpent’s Tail (£14.99). To order a copy for £12.74 go to guardianbookshop.com or call 0330 333 6846. Free UK pp over £10, online orders only. Phone orders min pp of £1.99



• Edmhau5com broadcasts commercial free Electronic dance music
  Listeners can enjoy free ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC without any commercial breaks. Other than the MUSIC the website also features the latest EDM news BLOG



• Get 30Day Access To Groove3 Video Tutorials For FREE Propellerhead Software
  via Bedroom Producers Blog:Propellerhead Software is giving away 30 days of free access to Groove3.com, a huge online repository of video tutorials for MUSIC PRODUCTION and mastering. Want to brush up on Reason and learn some new production tricks? Now’s the perfect chance. From July 1–July 31, you can get a free 30-day all-access pass to Groove3.com, the []The post Get 30-Day Access To Groove3 Video Tutorials For FREE @ Propellerhead Software appeared first on Bedroom Producers Blog.



• DJ Broadcast examines the 2ManyDJs effect
  Have you heard the one about how there's way too many DJs? We'll bet you have. But sometimes the old, tried-and-true stories from back in the RAVE days are truly the best stories. In a new feature-length article surrounding the “2ManyDJs effect," DJ Broadcast explores the phenomenon of how everyone's seemingly a DJ including contributing factors like the acceleration of digital TECHNO ogy, free online MUSIC killing



• Beatport Unveils Free Embeddable Streaming Music Player Paying Artists for Every Stream
  Popular online ELECTRONIC MUSIC usic store Beatport has introduced an embeddable MUSIC player that will play across websites, BLOG



• Riggi Piros Jayden Parx – Earthquake Original Mix Free Download
  Earthquake? Best believe its a earthquake whenever Riggi Piros come through and play at your city (which you can check here). As part of Dim Maks Free Fridays, Earthquake, a collaboration with Jayden Parx just spells havoc waiting to be unleashed on DANCE floors across the world. Not even a year in since surfacing online []The post Riggi Piros, Jayden Parx Earthquake (Original Mix) [Free Download] appeared first on ThisSongSlaps.com | Dubstep, Trap, Hip Hop, Electro House EDM Music Blog..



• BEAT MAKER ONLINE BEAT MAKING TOOL
  Splice, is a cloud based service for MUSIC creation, collaboration and sharing, a new venture that brings DJs and Producers together in one community. It is a totally fresh approach to making MUSIC which we will be covering in more depth in our up coming exclusive review.However, to get the taste buds flowing and an introduction to what the service is all about Splice have launched a new online beat creation tool Beat Maker, which is part of the bigger Splice world.Beat Maker is powered by Splice Sounds, its sample subscription platform that is one element to the Splice platform, Beat Maker lets you craft sequenced beats using popular drum samples from Splice Sounds, allowing DJs and Producers to create beats using sample templates from renowned ARTIST



• Virtual beats Steven Schick teaches the art of drumming online
  If you can’t physically get to the Ojai MUSIC festival in California in June, check out the percussionist’s free multipart video tutorials Continue reading...



• Music Business Strategies
  There are a lot of MUSIC ans out there struggling to pay the rent, grow their fan base, and make a profit on tour. Its a tough road, but if youre dedicated you can make MUSIC your career. In todays MUSIC business,



• New Artist Model Approach To Musician Websites Free Online Workshop
  More than simply a vehicle for MUSIC sales an ARTIST s website can (and should) act as a funnel for fan connections. Here we look at how this can be done in such a way that you're engaging fans at all different levels. _____________________________ In this new post to MusicThinkTank, Dave...



• Me Me Me vs Free Free Free
  We are in transition, and at an impasse on a couple of major issues that affect each other. Having written about both items for 19 years, Im considering whether further writing is warranted. Perhaps its time to accept that nothing will change. Item 1 is the indie artist payment issue, including not just the falling sales of music but how much the music industry believes new artists should be paid. (Its important to focus on that new artists portion of the statement.) Item 2 revolves around the radio industry, online and off. Those in control seem to believe growth in competition has no affect on how it prices radios product - advertising, including not only the dollar pricing but the mechanics of how ad pricing is constructed. After spending time heavily involved on both sides, Ive come to a decision: Nothing will correct what all parties believe to be inequities forced upon them. Thats the Me, Me, Me aspect of our title. The Free, Free, Free part comes from altered consumer behavior. Here I speak about the delivery of audio entertainment and information; its forever changed, with increasing expectations for so much more at little-to-no-cost. Artists want to be paid for every spin of their music, whether or not it is used as a draw (as in established acts), or to expand a fan base for newbies (there is a huge difference). On the radio side, stations believe they can continue a revenue model thats based on being local, having limited competition, and providing no proof of performance in an ad world demanding media-provided ROI (Return on Investment). Daily I read comments from broadcasters and pure-play radio operators on how streaming is a profit wasteland. All are mired in past patterns that base revenue on a cost-per-thousand delivery of advertising. Thats an effective strategy when all around you are using the same; but in an internet world where most revenue is generated on a cost-per-action (CPA), CPM doesnt work due to a meager audience at most every online station.



• The New Artist Model Approach To Musician Websites
  This post was written byDave Kusekand originally appeared on the Bandzoogle Blog. Your website is arguably the most important piece of your online presence - its the glue that holds everything together. But it can be so much more than just the place you sell your music. Your website can be a powerful funnel that drives your fans towards more engagement and helps them up the ladder towards superfans. Its the place where you can convert people from casual fans to paying customers. And its the place where you can start more direct conversations with your fans as you grow your email list. I dont want you to think of your website as a just static page. Instead, think of it as a part of a big funnel - a tool to move your fans towards deeper engagement. If you want to go even deeper to optimize your musician website to be a powerful platform that will drive engagement and sales, make sure youjoin Dave Cool and Dave Kusek in a free online musician website workshop on Thursday, May 26 at 1PM EST. Were going to go through the key elements every musician website needs, plus well be doing a few free website critiques, so dont miss it! Even if you cant make it live,signup here to get the recorded replaysent to you! Hit the Big Three The first step to really make your website an effective funnel is to make sure youre hitting the big three. In other words, your website needs to specifically address three different types of fans and give them the content theyre looking for. (You also need to have content specifically for press, but well talk about that in thefree online workshop) 1. Potential Fans Number one is potential fans. These are people who have just discovered your music. Maybe they got a recommendation from a friend, they saw you open for another band they like, or they heard your music on the radio. Either way, theyre looking for more information and theyre looking to solidify their opinion about you - and that means you need to make a good first impression. First and foremost,



• LAST CHANCE WIN HARDWARE PRODUCTION BUNDLE POINT BLANK COURSE WORTH OVER £1400
  LAST CHANCE! WIN HARDWARE PRODUCTION BUNDLE POINT BLANK COURSE WORTH OVER £1,400!FREE COURSE SAMPLES Issue:544Don’t miss your chance to win an amazing production bundle from Point Blank As well as providing you with loads of masterclasses, live events and free masterclasses, when it comes to competitions Point Blank give you the chance to win some of the very best kit on the market. In the past they’ve given away thousands of pounds worth of equipment and this month, you have the chance to win not one but three units from Korg’s brilliant Volca series (Volca Keys, Volca Bass Volca Beats), a Korg SQ-1 Step Sequencer and a pair of Samson RXA6 monitors – plus they’re throwing in a Point Blank online course worth £695! If you haven’t already, you should subscribe to their YouTube channel to be in with a chance of winning. Korg has been at the forefront of the music production scene for a long time now, and with good reason. Their flagship Volca series is the next chapter in Korg’s long line of amazing mini analogue synthesizers and drum machines, and the combination of Volca Keys, Volca Bass and Volca Beats will provide you with everything you need to make awesome tracks, all powered by the brand new Korg SQ-1 sequencer! Along with the Samson RXA6 monitors, it’s a killer setup and is totally laptop-free! If you want to be in with the chance of winning this exclusive hardware production bundle, all you need to do is subscribe to Point Blank’s YouTube channel before midnight on 5th April. If you’re already subscribed, you’re already entered! How easy is that? If you want to find out more about creating your own banging tracks, take a look at what Point Blank’s Diploma courses have to offer. Point BlankLearn to DJMixTips TricksPioneerKorgHeadphones



• WIN HUGE BUNDLE FROM NOVATION FOCUSRITE WORTH OVER £1300
  WIN! HUGE BUNDLE FROM NOVATION FOCUSRITE WORTH OVER £1,300!FREE COURSE SAMPLES Issue:547The latest exclusive competition from Point Blank has landed When it comes to competitions, Point Blank strive to give you the chance to win some of the very best kit on the market. They’ve given away thousands of pounds worth of equipment and this month, you have the chance to win a huge production package from Novation. The 1st prize consists of a Novation Launchkey 25 MKII, Novation Launchpad MKII and Audiohub 2×4 interface – plus they’re throwing in a Point Blank online course worth £695. If you’re not the lucky winner of the 1st prize, they also have a great 2nd prize for you, in the form of a Focusrite iTrack Dock and iPad Mini! As part of the first prize, the Novation Audiohub 2×4 is a combined audio interface and USB hub for electronic music production with the excellent sound quality courtesy of built-in Focusrite technology. It lets you connect and power all your USB gear at once, while getting ultra-low latency audio and super loud output. You’ll be able to hook up the other two Novation controllers included in the prize - the Launchkey 25 MKII and Launchpad MKII – to your computer with ease and get cracking on your productions! The Focusrite iTrack Dock is a comprehensive, studio-quality iPad recording interface that acts as the hub of your iPad recording studio. Featuring dual legendary Focusrite microphone preamps, along with two line inputs and an instrument DI with plenty of extra headroom, stereo monitor outputs with 105dB dynamic range plus independently-controlled headphone outputs, and a USB port for MIDI instruments and controllers. If you don’t have an iPad, don’t worry because they’ve included an iPad Mini in prize 2!  If you want to be in with the chance of winning these prizes, simply register with Point Blank here before midnight on 10th July. Yes – it’s really that simple. If you’ve already registered, then no need to re-enter – you’re entered



• MuffWiggler electronic music store launches with grand opening sale
  Read more about MuffWiggler electronic music store launches with grand opening sale at MusicRadar.com PRESS RELEASE: The MuffWiggler Store is a new retail and online shop in Portland, Oregon, specializing in modular synths and instruments for electronic music. MuffWiggler supports the entire Modular Synth Community as its primary goal, bringing the synth community to life by hosting its growing forums, organizing and sponsoring events, artists, and workshops. With a carefully curated selection of Vinyl, and Artist/Event Showcases MuffWiggler will be your one source for everything Modular Synth. Featuring a varied showroom of new and used Synthesizers, Modular (Eurorack, Buchla and 5u) systems, Effects, Records and Accessories. MuffWiggler stocks many hard-to-get International and Domestic products as well as regional and Portland-made merchandise. Supporting The Grand Opening Sale is 1O% off of all products Thursday April 3 through Sunday midnight April 6, and a free MuffWiggler t-shirt with purchases of $15O or more while supplies last! As always, no sales tax and free US shipping!store.muffwiggler.com Read more about MuffWiggler electronic music store launches with grand opening sale at MusicRadar.com



• Billboard Charts Will Now Count Paid Streams More Than Free Streams
  The Billboard charts have a fairly extensive history in the music industry. The charts have become known for tracking music popularity by record sales and radio plays. After the Internet changed how people listen to music, Billboard updated to include online streaming. The update allowed hits like Baauers Harlem Shake to hit #1 on Billboards [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Billboard Charts Will Now Count Paid Streams More Than Free Streams



• CloudBounce invites producers to try out online mastering for free
  The Finnish start up and Abbey Road Red music-tech incubation program graduate, has been running an offer for any producers to try



• Mixcloud Adds Premium Accounts and Reposting Announces Online Radio Awards Winners
  Mixcloud today announced new premium accounts, "Premium for Listeners" and "Pro for Uploaders." But the ad-supported free tier remains with the promise, "Mixcloud will always be Free," and all accounts have unlimited uploads and unlimited listening. Mixcloud also introduced "Reposts" to open up sharing and curating to more participants. In addition, last week Mixcloud and the International Radio Festival announced the winners of the Online Radio Awards 2014. At the risk of sounding like a fanboy, I've got to say that I consider Mixcloud one of the truly important music tech companies of our time. Like the rest of a...



• Livestreaming schedule music art literature and events from Australia and beyond
  As the coronavirus crisis roils on, creatives and cultural organisations are moving their work online. Here’s what’s coming to a monitor near you • 21–22 March: Members of the beleaguered live music scene have banded together to create Isol-Aid, a “socially (media) distanced music festival” featuring 74 Australian musicians including Angie McMahon, Julia Jacklin, Stella Donnelly, Alice Skye, Didirri and heaps of others. The two-day festival will run from midday to midnight on Saturdayand Sunday, with artists streaming 20-minute sets from self-isolation live on their Instagram accounts. It’s free but viewers are encouraged to stream or buy merchandise to support artists, and donate to a fundraiser set up by Support Act. Continue reading...



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• Native Instruments launches Soundscom daily source for loops samples
  Native Instruments has unveiled Sounds.com, a new online platform for loops, samples, and sound packs for music creators of all genres. The rapidly-growing platform already hosts more than 500,000 royalty-free sounds – from orchestral scoring to pop, rock, and trap – and new releases are added daily. Current sounds include loops and sample content from []



• Daft Punk 2006 live show streaming for free this weekend
  A Daft Punk live show from 2006 is streaming online this weekend.As part of Japan's Summer Sonic festival, which will show a selection of festival highlights online this year, a live, 2006 performance from legendary French electronic duo, Daft Punk, will be available to watch for free via YouTube this weekend. The first set of archived shows will run from 7PM JST this Friday 27th November until 6:30PM on Saturday 28th November, with performances from the likes of Kraftwerk, Zedd and The Chainsmokers streaming via Summer Sonic's YouTube channel. Day two kicks off at 7PM JST on Saturday, and alongside Daft Punk, the festival will broadcast sets from Calvin Harris, Marshmello, Underworld, and Radiohead until 6:59M JST on the 29th November.You can tune in to watch the performances here.Summer Sonic Highlights on YouTube 日程別配信アーティスト発表2000年のアーカイヴよりTHE MAD CAPSULE MARKETSが追加決定20年に渡る貴重な映像の数々をお楽しみくださいhttps://t.co/OLBS6WYSef#summersonic #supersonic pic.twitter.com/kz65yrWQE9— ssonic_staff (@summer_sonic) November 25, 2020Last year, Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories' was revealed as the best-selling dance music album of the decade.Earlier this year, Daft Punk’s iconic Alive show was shared in full online using never-seen-before fan footage and some expert editing. Daft PunkSummer SonicJapanJapan's Summer Sonic festival will stream new and archive footageNavigation Section:NewsLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Thursday, November 26, 2020 - 11:15Latest Content Label:NewsHero Content:NoSocial Media Image: Lead Media:



• Jack Conte Of Pomplamoose And Patreon Looks Back At 2014
  Jack Conte, multi-instrumentialist of Pomplamoose and co-founder of Patreon joins us today to Hypebot.com's year end virtual panel. When asked about effect of ubiquitous music online and what the "Taylor Swift Debate" means for music streaming he says "No - the debate won't change anything, but artists pulling out of Spotify will." Conte goes on, "So many financial models are crumbling for artists right now - they're going to go where they get paid, as they should." Continue reading for more from Jack Conte. 1) Do you see the current debate questioning the effect of ubiquitous free music online leading...



• Beatport Unveils Free Embeddable Streaming Music Player Paying Artists for Every Stream
  Popular online electronic music music store Beatport has introduced an embeddable music player that will play across websites, blogs and social channels to stream songs from its service. The hook: artists and rights holders will be compensated for each play.



• Bandcamp’s feefree Fridays to continue into 2021
  Bandcamp has pledged to continue its fee-free Fridays in 2021 to support artists whose livelihoods have been disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.Waiving its revenue share for all sales taken one Friday each month to allow 100% of proceeds to go to creators, the online music store has paid out over $40 million to artists and labels since the scheme first started in March - thanks to participation from almost 800,000 fans. Acknowledging that it may be several months until live performance revenue makes a return and musicians still need to pay rent, the artist-centered scheme will now continue until May 7th 2021. A new poll showed that 82% of musicians earned less than £200 from streaming service throughout the whole of 2019. On Bandcamp Fridays, an average of 93% of buyers' money will reach the artist and label after payment processor fees - and they’ll still receive an average of 82% from Bandcamp purchases on any other day of the month. DJ Mag launched a weekly roundup of the most vital Bandcamp releases in solidarity with the artists and labels impacted through the pandemic: find the most recent roundup here. We encourage you to check out Blackbandcamp.info - an expansive, crowd-sourced list of Black artists and music on Bandcamp. Read our feature about Black Bandcamp here. You can also read DJ Mag’s feature about the rise of Bandcamp here.   Bandcamp Fridays will continue next year on February 5th, March 5th, April 2nd, and May 7th. Head to isitbandcampfriday.com for the details. Bandcamp Artists and labels earned $40 million over the course of nine Bandcamp Fridays this yearNavigation Section:NewsLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - 16:00Latest Content Label:NewsHero Content:NoSocial Media Image: Lead Media: BAndcamp Friday.jpg