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Brock wrote on June 1, 2015
Music Business 102 with Paul Bissell is the perfect follow up to the introductory 101 course. Some of the concepts presented here were complex. I needed to pause or go over parts of tutorials more than once due to the detailed intricacies of certain business scenarios involving money. I recommend this course and looks forward to seeing what Music Business 103 has to offer!
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Neil wrote on May 20, 2015
Fantastic course, really useful information and a must for any artist thinking about releasing their work!
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Paul wrote on March 27, 2015
Super informative and interesting side to the business I never knew about. Really good to know.
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Brett Hubbs wrote on January 13, 2015
Very useful information involving details with a record contract! This course explains all of the details very well!
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Technikality wrote on October 21, 2014
Knowledge is a blessing many aren't blessed with. The information is put given in a clear concise style of teaching.
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Dan wrote on August 19, 2014
Well, not easy stuff in this one but it is very well explained. I will certainly have to redo some parts of this course to fully understand but this is not due to the teacher but to complexity of the subject.
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kawame davis wrote on May 23, 2014
I never thought that i would have so much fun watching this course at all. it is really intense. i suggest that whoever is interest in things like this so watch it & take it in. Thats if you are that serious about it.
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Mr Taylor wrote on January 28, 2014
Another very informative course in the music business series. I learned a lot and looking forward to the next class.
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Dusha Holmes II wrote on September 10, 2013
Course 102 is like a cautionary tale for any would be artist that is interested in making money in the music industry and not just being famous. I recommend this as a guideline for anyone with a dream
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C1ph3rd wrote on July 10, 2013
This course starts following the money and explains the basics of what makes a good or a bad deal for the artists/publishers. Also covers recoupment and how that may not always work how you expect.