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1. How to put music on a web site: This articleis aimed at the beginner web designer or webmaster, and describes the two most common ways to put music on a web site, by either embedding the music file with standard HTML, or by using Flash....
2. Cue-sheets and what you need to know about them.: This article describes the importance of the use of Cue-Sheets for all Media producers and production companies, where one or more pieces of music is, or will be, broadcast as part of a TV program, radio program, live event, trade show or any other situation where music is performed or broadcast to an audience. This article will shed a light on what is, and what isn't, royalty-free music, how royalty-free music works, what forms you need to fill in, and why....
3. Art of the Recording Engineer: From Michael Jackson to Mutant Radio, MATT FORGER Speaks Out: Scott G (The G-Man) interviews Matt Forger about engineering, producing, mixing, and working with some of the biggest names in the industry (Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen). Forger, who has credits on 200,000,000 albums sold, has a unique perspective that every recording artist should hear. ...
4. Patriotic Music: Surprising Secrets About Those Flag-Waving Sounds: Whether played by a marching band, an orchestra, or a rock group, there are patriotic tunes that everyone in America finds familiar, exciting and uplifting. But how much do you know about how these songs were created? And what do you know about the people who wrote them? Recording artist and commercial music composer Scott G (The G-Man) presents some little-known facts about some of the most familiar and famous patriotic music of all time. ...
5. Seeing Sound: VJs Create Music Videos in 3D: You've heard of DJs, now meet the VJ, or video jockey, the newest force in music videos, night clubs and music festivals. In the '70s, VJs ran film clips and projector slides, but today's VJ is a live performer who triggers video files in laptop computers using new software to spontaneously create imagery that appears to be in three dimensions....