Hi, do any of you know, how can i get into contact with music producers all around the world? i hope to get into contact with them, and try getting some recording files from them to mix it and get their comments on it. if you do, please send me a PM or email me @ recca1031@gmail.com . thanks
Contacting music producers
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gutturalpiss
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If you're talking about DIY and not an official process per se (or "lobang"), it's more of a social skill than a technical skill, pretty boy.
Before the age of the internet, this would've been a hell of a task. Now, though, most of these producers have their own websites where they have either (1) an e-mail address to send e-mail to or (2) a feedback form (which gets sent to an e-mail address you're not supposed to know).
It's actually a fallacy that most of them are "busy people" and hence having no time to attend to e-mails from random individuals. They're not that evil and will spare a few seconds to scan through your message and respond if they think you deserve a reply. If they don't appear to have replied to the part about sharing the mix files with you, take it as a hint that they're unwilling to do so.
All you have to do is click on the "send" button. After that, cross your fingers. If you really want some concrete backing, let me just say that you have to know how to make the approach in writing. The choice of words, tone, and style all contribute to how seriously "busy" people will take you. A truely formal letter doesn't work all the time - you have to find a balance.
Before the age of the internet, this would've been a hell of a task. Now, though, most of these producers have their own websites where they have either (1) an e-mail address to send e-mail to or (2) a feedback form (which gets sent to an e-mail address you're not supposed to know).
It's actually a fallacy that most of them are "busy people" and hence having no time to attend to e-mails from random individuals. They're not that evil and will spare a few seconds to scan through your message and respond if they think you deserve a reply. If they don't appear to have replied to the part about sharing the mix files with you, take it as a hint that they're unwilling to do so.
All you have to do is click on the "send" button. After that, cross your fingers. If you really want some concrete backing, let me just say that you have to know how to make the approach in writing. The choice of words, tone, and style all contribute to how seriously "busy" people will take you. A truely formal letter doesn't work all the time - you have to find a balance.
pretty boy?
Anyways if you like NIN....check out.. http://www.9inchnails.com/remixes/
- They publish stems and let users remix them.
There have been quite a few competitions of this type in recent years. There is a radiohead one here..http://www.radioheadremix.com/
Just do a google for remix competition
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hecklerkoch
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Can try using an ouija board.
Or looking a Grace Poh around here.
She says she knows one of Michael Jackson's album producer.
Or looking a Grace Poh around here.
She says she knows one of Michael Jackson's album producer.
dir
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yeah try emailing them. It also helps if you have a sample of your work online for them to listen. Otherwise you can try ccMixter. Some artists publish stems and acapellas via creative commons licensing for remixing or whatever on there. If you're looking to remix contests stuff there's plenty of communities around such as Songfight, etc.
