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Pa... tu ce biti i novih pesama.. Moze track list?

Ajde, poprivrsite to pa da cujemo!

Uf! Svaka cast na poduhvatu! Nadam se da ce ti krenuti!

Inace, koliko stvari ce biti na 1. albumu?

Je l` izdajes jos nesto, ili samo svoje radove?

Ovde su pocele da padaju teeeske reci..

@+morgan+ Koju izdavacku kucu?

Braaate! NA KOMPU?! Pa, moram reci, mislio sam da je neki studijcic il` nesto (kontao sam odma` da nije bas bas snimak zbog bubnja i maaalko prenaglasenih efekata na vokalu/zvrndavog basa). ALi.. Svaka cas`! Evo Nego, to, to! Obavezno dupla pedala na albumu!

U, bre! I, DEX! Vracaj se ovamo, gledaj samo sta smo vam od teme napravili..

Skinuo sam danas pesmu Operaphobia. Svidja mi se puno, tj. rifovi su mi ooodlicni! Samo kanda fali dupli bas bubanj.

Brate, sad but true. Bas. Ali, ima jos jedna stvar.. Kad se konacno najedes tog `leba, OSTAJU prazni i neispunjeni snovi. Koji se posle pretvaraju u kosmar..

Bre, jeste tacno da je kod nas to izrazenije. Kod nas ljudi od 25+ godina cekaju od matorih crkavicu za gitaru, pojacalo, cinele.. Tuzno, ali tako je! Ja sam sa 16 godina SAM zaradio za prvu gitaru i pojacalo. Radio sam k`o konj i po 12 sati dnevno da bih na kraju leta izbrojao 400 evra (SVE sto sam zaradio) i kupio to! Brate, nije bilo lako. I dok su svi drugari zvrjali po kupanjima i pivima raznim, ja sam se znojio. Ali, dobio sam sta sam zeleo. I nije mi zao.. U raznorazne snimke (i svoje i tudje) sam ulagao.. Boga pitaj kol`ko.. Nemojte pogresno da me razumete! Ne hvalim se ovde. Samo kazem da su ljudi u Srbiji danas potpuno digli ruke od jurcanja za snovima. Jebi ga. Ok, svaka cast ljudima koji jurcaju, pucaju pare - ali za uzvrat dobijaju od svoje muzike sve ono sto na drugim mestima ne mogu. Ali, malo ih je..

A, hteo si da kazes blizi kao "blizi"?

A, zasto sve mora da bude UG?! Kao, bices cool ako si UG? HM... @RNA Lepo izlaganje!

Yap!

Dex, skoci na http://www.yumetal.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=27751, ako vec nisi video.

Ma, super bi bilo da je dzabe.. Covece, je l` znas kol`ko studio kosta u inostranstvu? Da, mi imamo male plate (ili ih nemamo uopste..). Ali, bre! Pa, covece, ko hoce da radi ozbiljno i ima volje, skupice 1000e za dve godine. Ako bend ima 5 clanova, to je 8e(+ 25din.) da se ustedi mesecno. Jebem ga ako je i to mnogo.. Mislim, da se razumemo, ja razmilsljam o vaijanti "pucanja na veliko". Ne o undergorund bendovima. OK?

E, salio sam se!

Boo, ti si se smejala..

Prijatelju, jesi li razmilsljao o bivsem bubnjaru StrikeBacka? A taj Kovin je blizu BGDa!! Jebem mu mater ako ne mozes da nadjes nekoga da svira bubanj.. Sta onda ja da radim? Kako napreduje cela situacija?

Da se razumemo, kucni snimak je ok da te cuju ljudi. Drugari. Mozda i za situaciju kad je bend na pocetku i jednostavno ne moze da ulozi u studio. Ali, za ozbiljniji snimak.. Studio, bacjo!

Jebi ga. Tuzna cinjenica je da danas podosta visi i o sreci. Znam da zvuci tupavo, al` stvarno mora da se namesti (ko god i sta god ).

Ali, uvek mozemo da se vadimo na tu foru "bendova iz egzoticnih zemalja".

And there`s this guy! Daj, bre! To je cisto sranje! Kao, nece oni meni objaviti album zato sto sam iz Srbije! Koliko bendova je OZBILJNO pokusalo napolju?!

Jos po nesto.. Demo/promo MORA da se deli za dz! I tacka! Ne zelim da se iko ko je ikada prodavao takve diskove oseca prozvanim, ali zna se sta je promocija! Dalje, ovo sam nekada daaavno iskopao na netu, Kenny Kerner (producent koji je otkrio KISS) govori o tome kako treba da izgleda kvalitetan promo i kako doci do izdavaca. Ovo je iz knjige "Going Pro by Kenny Kerner", ako se ne varam. Mrzi me da prevodim & shit pa cu samo da copy-pasteujem : THE PRESS KIT by Kenny Kerner In the music business, the folder that contains your photo, bio, press clippings and demo tape/CD, is called your press kit or press package. The same package goes to record companies, agents, attorneys and the media. So it better look good and contain everything you need others to know--without giving them a week's worth of reading materials. When putting together this important package, less is more. Too much to read will make someone impatient. And realistically, what can you say about a brand new act that has no real career? Your press kit should contain the following materials only: * A clear, crisp 8x10 photo with artist/band name and contact info. * One or two short, positive reviews or press clips. * Lyrics to the songs on your tape/CD (stapled together in sequence). * A band/artist ID sheet identifying each member, writer and instrument played by each. No need to mention where the band is from or how long they've been floundering around together doing nothing--unless there's a unique angle or story. * If you have three or four direct quotes from some very reputable people in the business--managers, producers, artists--include them on a separate quote sheet, but be sure to attribute them correctly. * Include a professional looking business card from your manager or representative. * Don't forget to include your demo tape/CD, Einstein! * Always include a cover letter with every package explaining why you're sending it. ARTIST PHOTOS We need to spend a few minutes talking about the photos you're putting in your press packages. Do they really represent you? Do they somehow depict the kind of music you play? Do they look pro? I have yet to find a single artist who was incapable of somehow finding a photographer to take a few pictures. Everyone has a relative or friend with a camera. It's up to the artist to be creative. You don't need a thousand-dollar photo session--merely one that looks like it cost a thousand dollars. In other words, make it look good for a few bucks. Do not, for example, stand in front of a forest so we can't distinguish you from the trees. Do not wear a watch or be photographed in front of a calendar so the photo is dated a week later. Do not stand in front of a black curtain or backdrop wearing all black; you'll come out with a head and no body. Keep it simple. Try to look like the music you're playing. Don't wear rainbow-colored clothes if you're in a metal band--look dark and dirty, like the music. Ozzy Osbourne always looks like his music! The Rolling Stones always look like trouble-making rock & rollers! The Grateful Dead always looked and dressed like hippies on pot! And so did their enormous audience. Remember that you want to help the consumers in identifying you and your music, not confuse them. COVER LETTERS As I mentioned earlier, every single press package that goes out must be accompanied by a cover letter explaining why it was sent. Usually, this letter is written by the artist's manager, attorney, or, in some cases, by the leader of the band himself. Like everything else in your press package, this letter should also be short, to the point, and very pro. It should explain, in a few paragraphs, who you are, why you sent the package and what you expect. To the right you'll see a sample letter. Six short sentences say it all. Again, you want this person playing the tape and not making paper airplanes out of your press materials. FOLLOWING UP Sometimes it will take months to hear from these people--even with follow-up calls. Don't give up. Don't get frustrated. Remember that they're getting the same kinds of packages from hundreds of other people around the world, and you're probably not at the top of their list. Try to make connections at as many labels as possible so you can submit enough packages and get a fair appraisal of your material. At the very least, you'll be able to reach and speak with an assistant or secretary who'll be able to tell you if your package was received. Almost all labels now log in packages on their computers with a date and the name of the artist. These press packages are your calling cards for your career in the music business. They can be used to solicit a personal manager, agent, publisher, club gig, record label or just about anyone in the industry. So as long as you're taking the time to put one together, do yourself a favor and do it pro! ----------------------- SAMPLE LETTER ----------------------- Kerner Entertainment 1111 East 11th St. Suite 111 Los Angeles, CA. 91111 Phone/Fax: 310-111-1111 Mr. John Doe Dover Records 3452 Dover Place Dover, Colorado 33300 July 3, 1999 Dear John: As the personal manager of the Los Angeles-based rock band, BIGFOOT, I have enclosed a complete press package and demo for your perusal. The band is currently drawing about 200 people per show locally and is being played on WXBT and KKLV in Denver. I feel their songs are well-constructed and radio ready and value your professional input. I'll give you a call in a few days to be sure this package arrived. Please don't hesitate to contact me should you need further information. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Kenny Kerner BIGFOOT Manager JESTE poduzi post, ali procitajte, JAKO je koris`an!