THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE INDUSTRY

  

Communications: Music & Recording Industry The music industry covers many career fields requiring different educational backgrounds, technical skills and talent. Below are a few examples:

Possible Job Titles in the Music Industry  Recording Studio Manager, Singer, Songwriter, Personal Manager, Music Attorney, Publicist, Instrumentalist, Arranger, Music Publisher, Music Producer, Music Librarian, Recording Engineer, Producer, Product Manager, Program Director, Editor, Writer, Music Educator, A&R, Tour Coordinator, Sound Technician and many more

Music Producer  (Industry Ears) has many roles, among them controlling the recording sessions, coaching and guiding the musicians, organizing and scheduling the production budget and resources, and supervising the recording (sound/quality). A Music Producer’s role is very similar to a Movie Director.

Manager, (The Negotiator) is one who assist with decisions that impact the Artist Career. The responsibility of some managers is to oversee the day to day business events. Managers often manage Groups and/or Singers. A Managers role is extensive, as duties are divided amongst Personal Managers, Business Managers, Tour/Road Managers, Agents, Bookers, and Promoters.

Music Publisher (Protecting) usually refers to those who work in the marketing of Songs and popular music. Music Publishers handle and control the rights to Transcriptions and the many uses of musical works, on behalf of Song Writers with respect to distributing Money and protection against theft infringement. “Violation of Right or Law”

Copyright infringement (or copyright violation) is the unauthorized use of material which is owned by someone else, also know as BOOTLEG recordings.

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