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    Recording Studio Proposal

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    There are many different goals I hope to achieve through the design of my studio. My plan involves recording and producing high quality tracks, though I hope to make my studio easy to use. As operator of the studio, I would mainly produce and create hip-hop tracks. I would use many different types of tools, both physically and virtually. My studio would be designed through a audio interface, which would act as the capital. My recordings would be done through a condenser microphone and I would…

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    What Is Music Appropriation

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    One of the biggest postmodern examples of appropriation in visual culture is the imagery in the music industry. The music you listen to as child influences your style throughout youth; this has also historically created many different types of subcultures such as hippies, Punks and Mods, in addition, this extends to regional musical cultures. Musically the idea of appropriation is transferable, with bands & musicians taking heavy influence form the past and because of the advent of sampling; the…

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    law. They then normally work as associates with law firms already associated with the entertainment industry, right until they could work their way up to partner. Valued clients range from movie studios, television networks, independent authors, record labels, publishing companies, public radio stations, actors, bands, etc. Entertainment attorneys are accessible to help clients through any kind of…

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    slow with adopting technology in the work environment. For example, the use of electronic health record are being utilized more in countries such as Sweden, Europe and Norway but they are not being utilized as much in the United States (Surkunte, 2014). The amount of time it takes to provide efficient patient care has decreased over time in the hospital due to the decrease use of electronic health record. Also the basic…

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    Charles Ross Family

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    It was November 1st, 1839, Charles Ross’s birthday. The mom planned to have family games, folk storytelling, and an abundant feast incorporating a great cake. The family had, as one could say, superficial fun. In the strategic games like chess and checkers, the fun was solely from winning the game, rather than the socializing itself. The folk storytelling was a disappointment compared to other families. The only two people who told stories were the mom, Karmin Ross and Hannek Ross, brother of…

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    demos to a number of record companies in hopes of securing a deal. It provides an easy and efficient way to submit to a variety of companies without having to go through multiple different submission procedures.…

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    Swot Analysis Of Demline

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    listen to. Demline sorts through the submissions and forwards the ones with high potential to some of the artist’s preferred record companies. This process changes the way that musicians enter the industry, making it more accessible and efficient. The ease of use will be beneficial to both the musicians and the record companies. Artists pay a small fee per song they upload, and record companies pay a set amount per year for Demline to host their submissions. The music industry is one of the…

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    Paperboy Book Summary

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    Paperboy Review The book Paperboy, by Vince Vawter, tells the story of a boy, nicknamed “little man”, who takes his friend’s paper route while he is with his grandparents on their farm. “little man” does not normally talk to many people due to his speech impediment. This makes it difficult for him to get his thoughts out as well as have a normal conversation. As he is filling in for his friend he meets many people, some of which are interested in what he has to say which is surprising because he…

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    society(PRS) and mechanical copyright protection society. Record companies tend to spend thousands to tens of thousands of artists products through distributing, marketing, promoting and producing and make all their money from the sale of the artist 's product. By dealing out loans to artists all of the expenses mentioned earlier are payed back in royalties which make a profit. However this is a high risk business as more often the not record labels fail to make any money of the product worked…

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    One thing the article lacks is more in depth discussion around grunge music. The section of this book outlines the most important elements of sound for Nirvana’s performance along with detailed descriptions and comparisons of each of their songs in a live performance in 1990. These were both the two sounds Kurt Cobain was responsible for; guitar and vocals. Cobain’s vocal range is discussed in detail with a technical use of language by having ‘ a wide timbral and dynamic range from which to…

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