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Bob H wrote:

Check out this article, from the N.Y. Times:

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best,
Bobby

Holy crap! Like a punch in the stomach. Truly depressing stuff.



John



Reciprocity

Geez, and here I am trying to crack into the mixing/mastering market.

I don't like reading tons of advertising here, so I'll only post this once.

Blind entrepreneur wiht great ears looking for work!
I'm about finished Berkleemusic Online's mixing course. Here are a couple examples of my work - I'd love some constructive criticism, especially about the hip hop track - a genre I have less experience with, although I was a BIG Public Enemy fan back in the day. :)

Folk Rock:

Hip Hop:


For those of you in bands, I'd love to try mixing something heavy and/or jazzy!! I have more listening experience with metal and jazz genres than any others, but finding material seems tricky. Any ideas where to advertise for perspective clients also gratefully received!

Thanks for listening and any feedback.

Chris

On 12/6/2010 12:53 PM, Palmer wrote:

Like a punch in the stomach. Truly depressing stuff.

Sure is. So much for the "cultural center of the world" shtick. The theater district will probably finally get their wish for canned music on Broadway as well, which they've been pushing for for years. Why anyone would pay Broadway prices to hear canned music is beyond me, but, like P.T. Barnum said, you can sell anything to the Amerikan publik.

Anyway, Alisdair put the same info up in one of his earlier posts.

best,
Bobby