Archive for March, 2009
The Ultimate Funky YouTube Loop Mashup Music Video
This guy, Kutiman, took loop groove creation to the next level by mashing up a bunch of YouTube clips together. Funky, funky, funky. It’s kind of like…consumer generated media-generated media.
I wonder where this all falls with regards to licensing, content ownership, clearance, permission…oh, never mind. Awesome stuff. (via Mashable)
Hey Amazon, CreateSpace is Broken
I was checking out some of the great comments from folks at Nimbit (Kevin Ebaugh), ReverbNation (Jed Carlson), CD Baby (Tony van veen), and TuneCore (Peter Wells) in the post 7 Ways to Sell Your Music on iTunes, and happened to notice this Google ad on the page for Amazon’s music service, CreateSpace:
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How nice, a [...]
7 Ways to Sell Your Music on iTunes
Any musician seriously considering digital distribution is thinking about getting their music on iTunes.
iTunes controls between 60-80% of digital music sales, depending on who you ask. Fortunately, the once impossible task is now possible through several services catering to bands and songwriters. However, the different pricing models make the decision less than obvious.
With my own [...]
Emusic is Giving Away Free Music…Every Day
eMusic’s benevolence is limited to one free Mp3 a day, but I suppose that’s better than zilch. I may very well plug their “Free Daily Download Widget” into GarageSpin’s sidebar, as long as it doesn’t mess with the site’s template too much. Here’s what it looks like:
If one mp3 a day isn’t enough [...]
