The Music industry is very lucrative, now here’s your chance to get in on that profit for free.

Introduction

I first came across this idea when I bought a piece of software called Techno Ejay, now this is only for home use, but it started me thinking on how easy it was to just splice together samples of wave files to make something that is totally unique, and not under any copyright laws but your own as it is your work.

I started looking into it all and found on the internet an abundance of wav samples, just type in
google
or MSN phrase “wav samples” and you will be guided to pages upon pages of people that have created short drum beats and bass beats, pecusion ect ect.

Now I looked at Techno Ejay, and realized that within that software there is no way to record what you have created, you can only load it and play it within the Techno Ejay software. This however is not what we need …. we need to be able to record our stuff onto CD so I started looking on the web for a music studio suit.

My Findings

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After looking on search engines and only finding pay $100 for something that probably wouldn’t do what I want it to do, I eventually came across a nice FREE shareware piece of software called REAPER, it was cool, visit
reaper.fm
for full details. It looks and feels professional and best of all there is a record to output file option, so you can record it to wav format. PERFECT.

Now all there was to do was find some wav samples on the internet that where under free to use license and not copyrighted in any way or form …. this was easy cause there are loads out there.

Final Thoughts

This is only to give people ideas on how to make money, I personally only started doing this as a hobby (something to do in my spare time), I saved all my work and when I had enough to make a full CD I started selling them to friends and family. Now I have a range of 12 CD’s and I travel all over the place selling them where ever I can. Music shops, Car boots, Garage sales, Table top sales, fairs, fates, friends, family, over the internet, Ebay whoever and wherever I can sell them and its all pure profit, less the cost of the CD’s but they are pretty cheap nowadays. So if you are interested in this idea leave your views below and I may contact you to help you on your way.