chrisguitarguy

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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
To be clear, I love where the modern music industry is moving. It's awesome. The fact that artist control their own destiny and copyright is amazing. That said... > In the digital world, all artists can be on infinite digital shelves
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
That's what I've been doing as well. No "certificate of accomplishment" at the end of the class, but still the benefits of learning the material. Seems like a fair trade.
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Artist hub is sort of awesome. As classical musician, I'd be limited to uploading only public domain music. Anything modern would require licensing agreements, how would Google handle that? How will they handle things like sampling and/or
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Live video/discussion here: http://mashable.com/2011/11/16/google-music-event/
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Google Music(music.google.com)
3 points by chrisguitarguy 15y ago|1 comments
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
>You can learn to love something True. Nothing is fun until you're good at it.
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
The real question: does it matter who "breaks" a story first? Will the folks who got the story first get to the top of the "fresh" pile even though their story may be a day older? Or does the most recent content always win?
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Well, I was one of the 90K people who graduated with performing a performing arts (classical guitar performance) degree in 2008. The culture when you get through with an undergrad performing artist degree is not, "go out into the world and