by Abbie Stancato | Nov 4, 2014 | Church Media, Church Video Systems 101, Shadowlands and Songs of Light, The Christian Music Biz
Church Mix: Overcome Inconsistent Sound Quality in Worship A recent copy of Mix Magazine contained the ad of a company showcasing their large venue professional PA, lighting, and concert stage designs. One of the five examples was a church. A house of worship spends...
by Abbie Stancato | Oct 14, 2014 | Ask Abbie, The Christian Music Biz
Got Airplay On 100+ Stations, But How Do I Book Shows? Ask Abbie Question: I have a few questions I would like to ask you. I have a song getting air play on over 100 stations. I have been in the music business my whole life. How do I get shows booked in gospel music?...
by Kevin Ott | Oct 8, 2014 | General Christian Topics, The Christian Music Biz
Be the Voice Behind the Voice: How to Manage Artists! The music industry is over-saturated with artists, and this has caused some people to pursue a less beaten path in the music industry: Artist Management. If you’re a manager or have dreamed about becoming...
by Abbie Stancato | May 12, 2014 | Ask Abbie, The Christian Music Biz
How Do You Cure Hiccups The Hiccups Ruined My Performance! An “Ask Abbie” Question: I was singing in a very vocal competition and developed the hiccups just before going on stage. It completely wrecked the performance, every time I would hiccup I would...
by Abbie Stancato | May 8, 2014 | General Christian Topics, The Christian Music Biz
Summit Church Music New Indie Christian Label Launches in Church Setting When a community of musicians organically comes together for a common purpose, sharing core values and creative focus, something amazing happens. For the past few years, an incredible group of...
by Kevin Ott | May 6, 2014 | Audio 101, The Christian Music Biz
Four Steps for Song Mastering and Improving Loudness For so long the bane of my existence as a DIY recording artist was weak volume on my masters. I’d listen to my favorite artists, then click over to my songs, and I could barely hear them. After you mix your...
