4 Reasons Why Now Is The Best Time For Music - RecordingRevolution.com

Are we living in the golden age for music?

I hear so many people saying that it is the hardest time to succeed in music. That CDs don’t sell anymore and labels don’t sign and promote artists the way they used to.

So in today’s video, I want to give you 4 reasons why now is actually the BEST time to be in music.

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[Joshpancakez]

1.) Gear is crazy cheap
2.) Education is abundant/ free (YouTube)
3.) Now you can be a full time artist by yourself, no record label (me lol)
4.) flip side of 3, you have a global community to help you. (Need strings, guitar, piano, etc you can do that in the internet)

Extra tips he gave:
•You have every tool at your finger tips
•Keep going
•happy thanks giving

[jjlz]

God bless you for your encouragement and instruction! As a 44 year old trying to get back into recording my songs, I am truly grateful!

[rudolfboukal]

So positive and so encouraging!! Your a gift to all of us working hard in our little closets!! Thanks - and the best to you and all your endeavors.

[prayjgivens]

“Practice on your affordable gear in your bedroom.” 🌴

[RipTrippy]

I re watched your making a song from scratch and mastering a song from scratch, and I have to say that you have re inspired me to get back in the studio. I was losing inspiration and you really helped me get back into my groove.

[AngeloElian]

I'm Angelo Valdes one of the winners, Graham you don't know how grateful I am man, like I needed this so bad, I just quit my job and didn't know how I was gonna invest in my studio, and then saw the email on Thanksgiving day, how crazy the universe is, thanks God and you man, foreal, can't wait for all of the content❤️

[theericbeaty]

I'm so thankful I was one of the lucky winners of the Lifetime access package! Graham, you're the best, and I'm binging your courses as much as possible! It couldn't have come at a better time either. I was considering going to college for 2 years (provided free of charge in Tennessee to undergrads) but was almost stressed out about finding the time. Then I get an email from Graham's team that basically sends the free schooling to me via Lifetime access to Recording Revolution VIP and all the audio courses! Literally an answer to prayer in so many ways and Graham was the vessel!

[flamindigo]

I'm an old timer who recorded on a Wallensack reel to reel; It had big knobs, so I worked it with my feet while I played. I went to school to learn digital 12 years ago. I've just recently gotten a new protools/mac combo. Things still work the same, mostly. But, your videos have been a great help in bringing me up to speed. Thank you, sir.

[eman]

As a veteran myself, having proper room acoustic is very important. It's so crucial as your microphone and studio monitors are designed to be used in an acoustically treated environment to get the best use out of them. You need to be able hear what's coming of your speakers without all the artifacts when mixing and recording. Comb filtering can ruin many recordings which you can't take out of a recording.

[DrewGulliver]

Well this was some good news to start off my morning

[SteveLionProducer]

I will honestly never get over how uniquely special this time is and how amazing the internet is and what you can do with it

[ThomasPenninger]

Now is definitely the time! As a singer/songwriter Im trying my hardest to succeed, but with the tools available to us and awesome advice like yours Graham, it's possible! Thanks for the videos!

[crhicks]

I started playing and recording after a 30 year break. Everything you mentioned is true. Thanks for all of the information and help transitioning from an analog to a digital dinosaur.

[MajorLeePayne]

Thanks for the encouraging words. I started with no direction awhile back and got frustrated which lead me to quit for about a month. After some time I thought about it from a different perspective and actually wrote down a plan for myself to build a solid foundation. I've made great progress in learning and using certain skills that are the fundamentals for music production. I will definitely keep pushing myself to learn and to APPLY these skills. Everyone else keep going too!!

[adamtown]

Thanks Graham!!
The Lord Bless you and your family...
Adam

[SteveLionProducer]

WE ARE BEDROOM PRODUCERS BABY! FOREVER AND EVER! I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS TIME WE LIVE IN! GOD BLESS MILLENIALS! GOD BLESS THIS ERA!

[MrWhiterose]

you're totally right mate! the most heard song I created I wrote in bed after an injury and a few laters GUCCI used on a perfume ad! BED MUSIC

[Przemyslaw_Mike_Pajdak]

Great advice. It's even preferred if you have a concept of your song ready before going to the studio. It saves you and engineer stress, cause the vision for the song and arrangement is crystallising from something that is good already rather than building everything from scratch on the spot in 2 hours.
You'll save money, time and your nerves if you'll listen to the advice we are given in this video.
More over all of the problems with song composition, performance (diction, wrong lyrics, wrong harmonies, phrasing etc, ) come out when you trying to record. So it's better if they will come out in the bedroom rather than in studio where you are limited by time, and getting stressed in front of engineers.

To the author: Thank you for this valuable video, I'm feeling motivated again and I'm getting back to recording stuff in the backseat of my car again ❤️

[kearnsguitars]

I was one of the "terrified" people, I recorded my vid but was to chicken to post it...lol love your channel been following you for about 5 yrs, killer content. One day I'll get the cake to subscribe but until then please keep it up! Also Bless you and your family on Thanksgiving

[CarlosPerdomo]

I'm so grateful for your channel, brother.
God bless you and your family.