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protools is my preference, but I have a similar free version “audacity” that works pretty well. They’re aren’t a lot of plug-ins, but it works…

by Britt Margit
on February 12
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I really love this Ed. It’s very touching, and poignant. I like how you kept the 1st person too. It wouldn’t have been quite so…

by Britt Margit
on February 12
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(v1) Brave little girl listen when I sing little white lies come from small minds and do not mean a thing sweet little honey don’t…

by Britt Margit
on February 12
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As long as you’re not planning on being a songwriter for this week only, take a deep breath, work on your songs and your career…

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on February 11
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I understand that it’s a constant struggle to do what’s best for your music while trying to manage your patience and your budget. That being…

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Technically, your song is copyrighted as soon as you finish writing it. However, you’re going to want to register that copyright to protect yourself in case someone tries to use your song without your permission. You can download copyright registration forms from the Copyright Office at http://www.copyright.gov/forms, or you can…

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