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Category Archives: Songwriting
Interview: Rotem Hecht
Getting your music licensed for film and television is all the rage right now, just like working from remote places over the internet. Composer Rotem Hecht combines all this. He lives far off the scene but still managed to get … Continue reading
How good do you have to sound?
“Great song, just needs a good production”. “You need a top-notch production to get played on radio”. “Better two or three top produced tracks than an album of ten self-recorded songs”. Quite well-known sales tactics preferrably used by studio owners … Continue reading
What’s the Standard for Songwriter Demos?
Last week a songwriter told me that one of her songs had been rejected by a music produver because he didn’t like the sound quality of her demo. Said producer actually wanted to hear a fully arranged, produced and polished … Continue reading
Posted in General, Recording, Songwriters, Songwriting
Tagged demo recordings, demos, music producers, song pitch, songwriters
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Naming your songs ready for Music Libraries
Music libraries offer music for use (a.k.a. ‘synchronisation’) in film productions, television, commercials, games etc. They usually maintain a catalog with thousands of songs and instrumental tracks.
Pitching your songs to publishers vs. producers
As a songwriter who is looking for other artists to record your songs you have two main options: Getting them signed with a publisher or pitching them directly to the artists, their producers or managers. Both come with different advantages … Continue reading
Posted in General, Songwriters, Songwriting
Tagged music producers, music publishers, pitching, song submissions, songwriting
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