Starting a music career is one thing. Learning how to do music full time is another. They're not the same yet we tend to lump them into one group as we develop our skills and music marketing knowledge. Having great music helps, but good beats great when good is willing to do what great thinks is below them. It was time for me to break down some of the weakest links that I see time and time again so that you can avoid throwing your chances of success down the drain. This might be a little offensive, but if I hurt your feelings with this one then you might want to rethink doing music as a career. ►► Get 7% off DistroKid when you signup through my custom link →
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THE GEAR I USE:
Video/Photo/Audio
Sony A6500:
SmallRig A6500 Camera Cage:
128GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDXC U3 Memory Card:
Sigma 16mm f/1.4:
Sigma 30mm f/1.4:
Sony 18-105mm f/4:
Sony 50mm f/1.8:
Rode Video Mic Pro:
Rode Link Lavalier Mic System:
Sennheiser MKE600 Shotgun Mic:
Apature 120d LED Light:
Apature LightDome:
Stellar 18” Diva Ring Light with Dimmer:
Music Production Gear
Computer: Apple Mac Pro Tower (Late 2012)
DAW Software: Apple Logic Pro X
Audio Interface: Universal Audio Apollo Duo:
Voiceover Mic: Electro-Voice RE20:
Mic/PreAmp: Slate Digital VMS System:
Studio Monitors (Primary): Yamaha HS8:
Studio Monitors (Secondary): Avantone Active Mixcubes – Buttercreme:
Monitor Switch Controller: SMPRO M-Patch 2
MIDI Controller: Akai MPK61 Midi Keyboard:
Studio Desk: RAB Audio ProRak 61 – Black: Alternative Desk
Studio Acoustic Treatment: Overtone Acoustics
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