March 2020 Update – Coronavirus Pandemic
In a matter of a few days things have gone from bad to critical in many countries around the world.
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The End of Tune Society
Tune Society have closed their doors. This is the end of Tune Society!
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Spontaneous Composition for Music Licensing (drone music)
One way to stay inspired as a composer is to write a new piece of music in an unusual place. This could be in a coffee shop, airport or your local park.
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On the First Day of a New Decade
On the first day of a new decade I take stock.
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How to license your music-3 steps to get started
If you are new to music licensing and don’t know where to start, or you are not sure if your music is ready for licensing, then you are not alone.
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What’s the future of stock music licensing in 2020?
In less than a month we are entering a new decade, and with it comes the hopes of better things for us as musicians, composers and producers.
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Can social media help you sell more stock music?
Many creators use social media to promote and market their work through social media.
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How to describe and tag your music on Pond5
Having a killer description of your music is as important as the music itself.
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Who is the Ideal Buyer of Stock Music?
Many new stock music composers are wondering who is the ideal buyer for their music.
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How to stay motivated doing stock music
Many people have asked what I do to stay motivated doing stock music.
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