by Andy Schichter
The playing field is now leveled.
We all have access to the same online tools, the same websites, and preach the same message, ‘Hey! Come check out our band.’
So how is your band going to be effective on the web when everyone is given the same vantage point? How are you to know which [...]

By Doug Cheong
So you want to be a rock star? But your mom is on your back about finishing school? Now you can do both at the same time! Korg has teamed up with Thorton’s School of music to bring you the Bachelor of Music Degree. The program is being called the first of its [...]

By: Connor

In the same way that Vinyl gave way to the CD, the CD now bows to the Mp3 – the MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3, not to be confused with MPEG-3 which is totally different and for our purposes irrelevant. In the future – or currently among audio enthusiasts – the Mp3 will [...]

By Doug Cheong
When it comes down to it, everyone needs to make money. Weather it be just enough to “get by”, or to live lavishly, there has to be some form of income. It has been getting somewhat complicated to make money in music. The music industry still struggles to find its way in the [...]

By James Pew
This post is the first place we send new Studio 2.0 clients and new Euphonic Community interns to learn about the social web. We always share what we discover about the new music business, the social web, and all things related to direct-to-fan, the long tail and 1,000 true fans with our Studio [...]