Toulson, R. and Burgess, R.J. 2017. Singer-Songwriter meets Music Production and Studio Technology. in: Williams, J. and Williams, K. (ed.) The Bloomsbury Handbook for the Singer Songwriter UK Bloomsbury Academic. pp. 91-112
| Chapter title | Singer-Songwriter meets Music Production and Studio Technology |
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| Authors | Toulson, R. and Burgess, R.J. |
| Editors | Williams, J. and Williams, K. |
| Abstract | Almost every singer-songwriter who aspires to make a living from their craft will be involved in the music recording and production process at some point in their career. Recorded music allows a musician to be able to promote their material remotely, opening up the opportunity of reaching a huge global audience. Recorded music also serves the reflective songwriting process itself and allows an artist to seek professional opportunities and showcase their capabilities to labels, managers and publishers. For professional artists, record production is a gateway to income and success that immediately adds the possibility of new revenue streams. |
| Keywords | Songwriter music studio production technology |
| Book title | The Bloomsbury Handbook for the Singer Songwriter |
| Page range | 91-112 |
| Year | 2017 |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Academic |
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| Published | 23 Feb 2017 |
| Place of publication | UK |
| ISBN | 9781628920291 |
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| Web address (URL) | https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/the-singer-songwriter-handbook-9781628920291/ |