A) Getting a cool haircut B) Mastering an instrument C) Buying expensive clothes D) Networking with celebrities
A) Dancing B) Songwriting C) Cooking D) Marketing
A) Breaking instruments B) Wasting time C) Improving skills D) Annoying neighbors
A) Avoiding other musicians B) Ignoring social media C) Playing live gigs D) Hiding in your basement
A) Ignoring managers and producers B) Only talking to fans C) Avoiding all human contact D) Connecting with other musicians and industry professionals
A) Yellow Pages B) MySpace C) LinkedIn D) It depends on your target audience.
A) Doing your laundry B) Handling business aspects C) Playing the drums D) Writing songs for you
A) To start a fire B) To hide your music from the world C) To use as a coaster D) To showcase your music to industry professionals
A) Favorite colors B) Ownership, royalties, and decision-making C) Dream vacation spots D) Recipe for banana bread
A) Hiding your music from the public B) Eating all the snacks C) Breaking your instruments D) Granting permission to use your music
A) Deleting them from existence B) Giving them away for free C) Ignoring legal advice D) Copyrighting them
A) Securing gigs and performances B) Tuning your guitar C) Driving the tour bus D) Writing your setlist
A) Hiding behind your instrument B) Playing with your back to the audience C) Ignoring the crowd D) The ability to engage an audience
A) It makes you feel bad B) It's designed to hurt your feelings C) It helps you improve D) It's always wrong
A) Delegate It Yourself B) Don't Involve Yourself C) Destroy It Yourself D) Do It Yourself
A) Engaging with your audience B) Being rude to your fans C) Ignoring your fans D) Charging exorbitant ticket prices
A) To provide information about you to the media B) To start a fire C) To protect yourself from the press D) To throw at the audience
A) A sticker on a vinyl record B) A company that promotes and distributes music C) A type of clothing D) A place where records are broken
A) Printing song lyrics B) Hiring background dancers C) Managing the rights to your songs D) Selling musical instruments
A) To live in poverty B) To spend all your money immediately C) To avoid paying taxes D) To manage income and expenses effectively
A) Illegal concert tickets B) Branded products sold to fans C) Free promotional items nobody wants D) Stolen instruments
A) A convention for instrument manufacturers B) A gathering of music critics C) A large event featuring multiple musical acts D) A meeting of music industry lawyers
A) Listening to music online without downloading B) Sending music via postal mail C) Turning off all the lights during a concert D) Playing music underwater
A) Performing rights organizations B) Types of musical instruments C) Recording studios D) Concert venues
A) Traveling to perform in different locations B) Sitting at home C) Avoiding all public appearances D) Never leaving your hometown
A) A dance move B) A new genre of music C) Testing audio equipment before a performance D) A type of snack
A) Because it's unimportant B) To show off to your bandmates C) So you can eat more junk food D) To sustain a demanding career
A) A radio program B) A written song C) A visual accompaniment to a song D) A type of microphone
A) Starting unnecessary feuds B) Expanding your network and creativity C) Isolating yourself from the music community D) Stealing their ideas
A) Immediate fame and fortune B) Persistence and passion C) Having the coolest clothes D) Being naturally talented without any effort |