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Today is the second fortnight of the Songwriting Groups I run (if you want more info on the groups, please check it out here). Here, I'm sharing the prompt from today, as it is a little more unusual than the prompts I normally send. [The prompts I normally send for Songwriting Group are short phrases,

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Developing technique on conga drums can be tough without the right lessons. The Conga Guide will take you all the way to sounding good on this instrument.

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Listen to the most unique music podcast around. Get industry insights and real songwriting tips from the professionals on our SongTown on Songwriting Podcast.

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In this blogpost, we’ll cover some of the most popular usages of our award-winning RipX DAW for DJs and remixers, and offer some tips on how to quickly

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Discover 4 essential songwriting tips that will change the way you write songs forever to become the artist you’ve always wanted to be.

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Perhaps only sometime band mate Mike Portnoy can challenge Billy Sheehan for the title of ‘busiest man in rock’. A member of The Winery Dogs with the said drummer, he’s also found time to reconnect with his first band Talas, as well as form the new super

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Work has changed dramatically all over the world in the past few years. The pandemic had us sitting in our homes and working, and this had a huge impact on people's lives. Many people have still not returned to an office based working schedule, preferring instead to continue working from home. This has given rise to so many new remote positions, and ways to make money from home, that I thought it was a good idea to revisit the concept of making money as a music producer in 2022, and see how the landscape has changed. Right off the bat though, it's worth noting that making money as a music producer is never a guaranteed thing, and if your goal from getting into music is to make money, you may be better off looking at a more lucrative career path, and something a bit more certain and less risky. Having said that though, there are more and more opportunities for a music producer to make money these days if you're savvy about it. The key is to be as open minded as possible, and focus your expertise wherever opportunities may arise. Don't get one idea of what you're going to do in your head, and then fail to spot other opportunities which pass you by. So, let's dive in and look at how you can make money as a music producer in 2022.   How much can you expect to make? The main thing you need to get your head around with making money as a music producer is you're likely to have several different income sources. Every music producer will be different, so it's tricky when considering the averages. Having said that, the average salary for a Music Producer in the UK in 2022 is £20,725 per year, based on lowest of £15k and a highest of £63k.  More than anything, this shows the often unreliability of using averages as any kind of gauge. Because based on that list, you could earn £15k a year, or £63k a year. That's a huge difference, and I think it shows how big the variation in music producers' incomes can be! So, with those figures in mind, let's look at some ways you can make