Must Have Low Cost Streaming Audio Resources

By: Douglas Taylor
Submitted: 2007-01-17 13:04:11
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In order to be successful in putting streaming audio on your website you will need information. In this day and age there is more information available than ever before. Included below are some of the most valuable resources available as of this writing on recording on your computer and adding streaming audio to your website.

Audio Forum: I love this forum; there are lots of people here that are more than willing to help you out. I have always got good useful answers to my questions here.

Home Recording.com: This website has many resources to help you along in your home recording adventures. Spend some time looking around this site.

Harmony Central: This website is a haven for musicians and the recording enthusiast. There are reviews on most any sort of music or recording related equipment. I very seldom purchase any sort of gear without checking to see if anyone has posted a user review on the product. Lots of good stuff everywhere you turn on this website.

Musicians Friends: This is a store that specializes in mail order and Internet sales. Their prices are very reasonable and their service is first rate. I have never had a bad experience dealing with Musicians Friends.

Cd Baby: If you are a musician with a Cd to sell you need to check out CD Baby. This is one of the largest seller’s of Independent music. The cost to put your Cd on this site to sell is almost too cheap to be believed. They do all the order handling and shipping for a small percentage of each sale plus a one time set up fee.

Mp3 postcard: This is a site that lets you upload your audio onto a digital postcard. They host the card for you and it is really easy to get your audio up and running. Dylan the guy that runs this site treated me very well with my dealings with him. The marketing information Dylan provides is really good stuff.

Create-Streaming-Audio.com: This site provides information on adding streaming audio onto your website. It includes reviews and tutorials as well as good general information.

Doug Taylor has been creating audio online since 1999. If you think that putting audio files on a website will be a lot of hard work and hassle then download a free 16 page special report Mastering Streaming Audio. Visit http://www.create-streaming-audio.com/csa_ezine.html for streaming audio tips, tricks, shortcuts, and techniques.

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