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What is General Transcription? General transcription is anything that is not medical transcription, such as conference calls, seminars, podcasts, reports, sermons, focus groups, statements, radio and television shows, interviews, lectures, etc. A person once told me, "Transcription doesn't take any skill." Wrong! Transcription isn't rocket science, but it's not so easy that a monkey could do it either. In fact, transcription takes skill and talent beyond simple typing ability. You must have excellent spelling and grammar, a broad vocabulary, strong attention to detail, the ability to effectively research unfamiliar terminology, and the appropriate software and equipment. In addition, you must be willing and able to work independently with no distractions. You must be focused, disciplined, patient, and not easily frustrated. You must be professional in work habits, attitude, and demeanor. You MUST meet deadlines! Treat your clients with respect. If you c

How do you get the "first job" that gets your foot inside the magical Hollywood door? You have the options of internships or volunteering. In other words, you will demonstrate the ability to do whatever is needed and will do it well with no or low pay. Therefore, once you are in and do a Sf production provides professional , the proverbial door is always open. Most important to the process, however, is that you are willing -- in the beginning, at least -- to work on the cheap or even free. The idea is to accumulate a list of "credits" -- that is, a portfolio, a reputation. Hollywood is big on reputation along with perseverance. Knowing who you know is another way to get your foot in the door. Building a portfolio can only done by being willing to take on whatever work is being offered by the production at whatever pay is being offered, even if that's zilch. An entry-level job, like a production assistant, can make on the average a flat rate of $300

Record contracts are, for all intents and purposes, loan agreements. Agreements that work, pretty effectively, in the record company's favor. According to major artists like Courtney Love, David Byrne and Trent Reznor, major labels and their contracts strip artists of the profits from their own music, giving it over to the label. Here's how it works. The Artist: ·          Pays for recording the record out of their advance ·          Covers all touring costs ·          Is responsible for expenses outside already designated parameters ·          Rights to the work, if signed over for a larger advance, belong to the record company ·          The Major Label Record Company: ·          Pays to have the artist's music played on the radio ·          Pays out an advance to artist Keeps the rights to the artist's work to be used at the discretion of the label. A lot of artist's never see the light of success they imagined at the end of the tunnel.

Monitor Placement:- Studio monitors should be placed about 8" to 12" away from a wall, and should always be placed right side up, not laying on their side, with the tweeters as close to ear level as possible. Your Placement :-You should place yourself as close to the "sweet spot" as possible. To position yourself in the "sweet spot", place yourself perfectly centered between your monitors, then imagine a big equilateral triangle (A triangle in which all angles are 60 degrees), with two points being your monitors. Back away from your monitors until you are positioned at the third point of that triangle. That is the "sweet spot", you should position yourself as close to that spot as you can whenever using your monitors. Once you find the "sweet spot", rotate your monitors so that they are both facing you directly, instead of lining up with the wall behind them. Monitor Isolation Pads :-Using monitor isolation pads (foam pads)

The music producer in the music industry is to a song with a music artist what a movie director would be to a film with an actor or actress. The producer controls the entire scene of recording and getting the songs ready to be released for commercial use. The producer is the person that is responsible for getting the songs recorded and the mixing & mastering done on the release date, within the time it is due and within the budget the label has given Audio production companies . The job is to show creativity to the music and also make the song create conversation within the consumers.   The areas that a producer has to take control during the studio time can include: 1. The Record: The song needs to be created that would appeal to the consumers and appeal to the record companies as the music labels market the artist. 2. The Talent: The music and vocals in the record needs to be up to par and be the highest quality. 3. Recording the Record: When recording the song, the

Learning to play a musical instrument isn't always fun for kids but it has lots of benefits including higher intelligence and better cognitive skills. Many people who quit playing a musical instrument as a child regret it in adulthood. But lessons and practice drills aren't always fun. And the songs children learn may not always be interesting to them. Learning songs they know well can make learning an instrument a lot more fun. These include songs they hear on the radio including newer artists like Coldplay and Taylor Swift and popular oldies like The Beatles. Songs from kid’s movies like Frozen and Cars are also available. Hal leonard music And learning these popular songs may be something kids will willingly do on their own. Many music teachers are happy to incorporate songs kids love into lessons. You're probably not going to be able to find popular songs or movie themes in such simplified form that absolute beginners can play them. A lot of the books here

The company produces sheet music, songbooks, and method book (with CD) packs, and band and choral arrangements, reference books, instructional dvds, videos CD-roms, Show-Trax instrumental accompaniments, and music software. In since, sfaudioproduction began distributing Homespun Music Instruction cds and dvds. A mail-order company before joining sfaudioproduction distribution network, Homespun is a respected creator of instructional video and audio materials with a catalog of 1000+ titles featuring prestigious bluegrass and folk musicians, as well as a variety of other artists from all musical genres for all instruments. Today, Homespun creates top-quality instructional materials for modern musicians, now providing DVD and online video options. Hal Leonard acquired Applause Theatre and Cinema Books. Hal Leonard acquired Amadeus Press and Limelight Editions. Also in 2014, Hal Leonard acquired Backbeat Books, which publishes the All Music reference guide and other music