Audio Material Tips For Musicians and Producers

Music on MySpace is ever changing day in and day out. it is easier then ever to find your listening market and to keep them coming back and buying.

At this point we can’t really guide you with anything except to make sure your music is of commercial quality. If you haven't already been exposed to a given fan base we can help you create one fast, but for those who have been blessed, here are a few pointers to keep your success and to attract more.

• Do some market research, if you have never come across this term. You should look into it NOW. Market research is the researching of current products and services, outweighing the pros and cons, and looking into how good the items perform in sales. Find your market in the case of music, find your Genre and adapt your own unique sound and likeability's. And put your music (product) into market and see how well it performs. Most people will fail the first few times, but remember NOBODY started running before learning to walk first.
• Now that you have a little insight of how the music business operates. And hopefully you have a few professionally recorded, mixed and mastered ready to go tracks. if you don't one thing to remember is, Quality over quantity

• If it is possible, Record at a studio that has a good pre-amp like the Universal Audio LA-610, or AVALON VT 737SP because these pre-amps bring out the natural warm, crispy sound of your voice using dynamics and EQ built in. they are my choice for all my recording needs, but chances are you can deal without them. But it is important to know, having a nice vocal presence among your tracks is KEY to attracting and keeping your MySpace Fans.
• Mix And Master your Tracks. I can’t stress this enough. We at PromoPlays.com have seen many artist's with poor audio quality, sound that has hiss in it, Reverb in the room, Add lips and doubles overlapping...etc and how these artists fail with sales and hype. If you aren't going to Invest in your career from the beginning. There is no point in trying to gain publicity using our services or engaging MySpace Music Period.
• Try not to use Cuss words; the industry is fed up with poor and meaningless language being spread out through the voice of music. If you are trying to gain the respect of the Industry or Fans in general. Make sure your lyrics are censored for users under eighteen on MySpace.