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Listicle: 30 Industry Resouces for Musicians and Co.,

Here's a list of 20 resources that can be valuable for musicians:



1. **Music Theory Online Courses:**

- Websites like Coursera, Udemy, and Khan Academy offer courses in music theory.


2. **Sheet Music Platforms:**

- Explore platforms like IMSLP for classical music or MuseScore for user-generated content.


3. **Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs):**

- Popular DAWs include Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and FL Studio.


4. **Sample Libraries:**

- Platforms like Splice and Loopmasters provide a wide variety of samples and loops.


5. **Music Production Tutorials:**

- YouTube channels such as Point Blank Music School, ADSR Music Production Tutorials, and Simply Sonic offer valuable tutorials.


6. **Virtual Instruments:**

- Check out Kontakt Libraries for high-quality virtual instruments.


7. **Music Blogs and Magazines:**

- Follow online publications like Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and DIY Mag for industry news and trends.


8. **Music Industry Forums:**

- Join communities like Gearslutz or Reddit's r/WeAreTheMusicMakers for discussions and advice.


9. **Social Media Platforms:**

- Utilize Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for promotion and connecting with fans.


10. **Collaboration Platforms:**

- SoundBetter and Kompoz allow musicians to find collaborators for projects.


11. **Music Licensing Platforms:**

- Platforms like Artlist and Epidemic Sound can help musicians license their music for various projects.


12. **Online Courses for Instrument Learning:**

- Fret Trainer and Yousician are great for learning to play instruments.


13. **Live Streaming Platforms:**

- Platforms like Twitch and YouTube Live can be used for live performances and engaging with an audience.


14. **Digital Distribution Platforms:**

- Distribute your music through platforms like DistroKid, TuneCore, or CD Baby.


15. **Music Marketing Tools:**

- Use tools like Hootsuite or Buffer for scheduling social media posts.


16. **Podcasts for Musicians:**

- Listen to podcasts like "The DIY Musician Podcast" or "Music Business Facts" for industry insights.


17. **Online Music Communities:**

- Join communities like the Ableton Forum or Gearslutz to connect with other musicians.


18. **Music Networking Events:**

- Attend virtual or local events and conferences like SXSW or MIDEM.


19. **Music Business Books:**

- Read books like "All You Need to Know About the Music Business" by Donald S. Passman for business insights.


20. **Legal Resources:**

- Understand music copyright and legal issues using resources like the Future of Music Coalition.



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