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Old 12-31-2012, 04:21 PM   #11 (permalink)
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well, from the sellers perspective, the client is always right. So, if an artist/band is interested in getting into the music industry circuit, he/she/them should behave like business people. Acquire a mask. Provide what they need: fresh flesh.
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Old 01-06-2013, 09:14 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Is it right that everything always goes through a manager/lawyer first?
If you want to do it for a living and don't want to be contractually screwed out of everything you've created you better believe it all goes through a manager / lawyer first.

As for the diagram itself it seems solid enough but I was always under the impression the whole studio production side of things was connected to the label. The labels are the ones who chose the studio and production experts (or if a band is successful enough they'll get a list of names they can chose from - but still based on label preferences).

But the organism itself is changing. The other thing that seems to be missing is government grants or other funding for the Arts. Interesting project nonetheless.
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Old 01-06-2013, 01:42 PM   #13 (permalink)
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If you want to do it for a living and don't want to be contractually screwed out of everything you've created you better believe it all goes through a manager / lawyer first.

As for the diagram itself it seems solid enough but I was always under the impression the whole studio production side of things was connected to the label. The labels are the ones who chose the studio and production experts (or if a band is successful enough they'll get a list of names they can chose from - but still based on label preferences).

But the organism itself is changing. The other thing that seems to be missing is government grants or other funding for the Arts. Interesting project nonetheless.
Yes you are right about production and the label. Sorry I've been on other forums... here's the updated chart. I inverted it too, I think this more accurately demonstrates the songwriter/artist's place of humility in the business...

Oh and as for gov grants... this chart is modeled after a successful artist in his prime, so...
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