| Date sent: 24 Dec 1999 08:44:08 -0800 To: vocalist Subject: Re: questions Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>
On Sat, 18 December 1999, "Connie" wrote:
I was talking to a few people I know who are > involved in music.=A0 It's frustrating but I was told that record compan= ies > receive hundreds of demo tapes a day.=A0 I don't know if that was an > exaggeration or not.=A0 And then I was told that if the demo tape is act= ually > listened=A0 to then it's only given the first 30 seconds or else it's > chucked.=A0 Does anyone know if that is really true?=A0 And if so then h= ow > do you become that one out of a hundred a day that is heard?=A0 And how = do > you prove yourself in 30 seconds?
It's true. I just got back from a comvention where there were about 15 A = & R reps. Each one said that demos sent to them without any personalizati= on usually go overlooked. They find most of there talent in the clubs. b= ut if you could get a way to talk to someone so they can remember your face, that's the way to go.
Good Luck,
Jennifer Fancher (from someone who's racing for the same goal)
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