SaskMusic

It’s a tough reality that more music is being consumed now than ever before, but it’s no easier to make a living as a musician. That said, because of the ocean of content on the internet, there are windows of opportunity for versatile musicians looking to make a living. One of those is production music libraries. Production music libraries are curated collections of exclusive tracks, mostly instrumentals, that are licensed for use in almost any visual medium – movies, TV shows, video games, advertisements, apps, and the infinite types of videos found online. The composition style differs significantly from standard songwriting, but for a musician with a solid understanding of music’s job in a video and the necessary recording skills, composing for production music libraries can offer some helpful income and even be a very good career in and of itself.

Michael Raine, Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Musician magazine will be joined by industry experts Nigel Irwin and Tamara Miller for this informative webinar.

For more info and to register click here.