The
free service is for the purpose of letting a pro listen to your song. Bogus
places like Taxi and others, charge a fee for this, and what they say is short
and harsh.
What
do I do? I listen to your song first for any technical issues, mixing issues,
mic placement, mastering, things of a producer-recording Engineer, and
Mastering Engineer prospective.
I
give details concerning this.
Is
the song radio ready, meaning is it a good mix and master.
I
do not give any critique on your style, your method, your sound, or what you
did as an artists. Hat off to you for even getting a finished song recorded. I
give encouragement in that area. I do not bash your song; I am an advocate for
Independent Music Artist’s.
When
I did A&R work, as most, I would listen to, and hope to find, a hit song, a
great new talent. Most A&R execs. listen to 15 seconds of your song I kid
you not, I always listened to the whole song. I still do. I can tell you
if it would be considered a song you would want as a song that is a top song,
not a B' side song, or a CD filler song. Some songs are great, others are good,
and others are filler B' side songs.
It
is rare to have a CD by any artist have all hit songs on any given project, so
I tell you where I would place the song, if the song should be promoted, and if
it is ready to be sold, posted, put on I-tunes, CD baby other places.
I
give very, very, long and detailed emails. You will see. On the consultation
service, FREE, I give long, long emails concerning your question as well.
When
I was in the Seattle area and had Digital
Goatee Productions, a full fledged production CO, and recording studio in my
home, I would help many independent artists with giving fast answers to their
questions. One man a person who owned a studio owner and not an artist, said to
me, 'I no longer Google, I Dan”, I love that one, and it is true. I do the
work, and give detailed answers to your questions. The first two consultations
are free, after that they are low cost. It is a real need for many and
something else you should consider.
Hope
to hear from you soon.
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