Music: the lost industry?
This may be a very bold statement, but online session singers and online music created in online studios are the future!
If you look at the way the music industry and all its branches are developing in the last 10 years, it is clear that there are many large studios that cannot afford to operate in the same way that they used to. Combine that with the fact that technology is moving faster than ever in the past and you have a perfect storm for creating great music in the smallest of settings. The era of the session musicians agency has arrived!
Many may feel that the great days of the music industry have been lost to us, but it is also easy to believe that a new era of even greater things may happen. The playground has now been leveled and thanks to add-ons and digital audio workstation software, all kinds of people can now create music and express themselves musically.
Fortunately, there is still no add-on that can get you a great singer. Now when you find a brilliant and unique singer, you can have them on your project by going to the online music production company of your choice and having the singers put their voices on your project without even knowing them. The technology is really brilliant.
The music industry is at a point of rebirth. Some say all is lost, but there are still many ways to enjoy the process and creativity that goes into making great music. People who are new to the music industry and who actually make a record can, with a little imagination, end up co-producing or even producing a great record. Perhaps this is why music streaming and download sites have millions of songs in their databases. There are also many success stories of minor artists who have been making their music at home, posting their songs and home videos on the internet and gaining massive recognition and eventually securing big record deals because of the following that they have built.
Before you look back, look forward to all the wonderful things that are happening, and it is only the beginning! There are acts all over the world that can now communicate with each other, collaborate online, and create great music to entertain the masses. This begs the question: were the artist and the people in the record label’s repertoire always doing well? Perhaps we all will know in another 50 to 100 years when future generations will listen to the music of the last 500 years and judge for themselves what the biggest era / mistake in music was.
