A) Start touring without any music released. B) Define your musical identity and brand. C) Buy expensive studio equipment. D) Sign a record deal immediately.
A) Stock trading apps B) Library catalogs C) Streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, etc.) D) Online forums dedicated to carpentry
A) Only focusing on other musicians. B) Demanding fans buy merchandise C) Connecting with and engaging your audience. D) Ignoring fan feedback.
A) A type of music genre. B) A very long song. C) A collection of songs, shorter than a full album. D) Equipment for producing music
A) It isolates you from other musicians. B) It guarantees you'll become famous. C) It allows you to avoid making music. D) It creates opportunities for collaboration and promotion.
A) Selling musical instruments. B) Booking concert venues. C) Owning and managing the rights to a song. D) Designing album artwork.
A) Give your songs to anyone without any agreement. B) Hope nobody steals your songs. C) Register your songs with a PRO (Performance Rights Organization). D) Pretend you didn't write your music.
A) Oversees the recording process and shapes the sound of a song. B) Drives the tour bus. C) Manages your social media accounts. D) Writes the lyrics for all your songs.
A) Manufacturing CDs only. B) Getting your music onto streaming platforms and online stores. C) Designing concert lighting. D) Writing music reviews.
A) Expanding your fanbase and promoting your music. B) Practicing your stage fright. C) Annoying your neighbors. D) Avoiding recording music.
A) It's used to clean musical instruments. B) It helps you avoid interviews. C) It hides your music from media. D) It provides media with information about you to help promote your music.
A) A form of music criticism. B) A legal document for signing contracts. C) A type of musical instrument. D) Evaluating your Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
A) It serves as a central hub for your music, news, and merchandise. B) It's completely unnecessary in the digital age. C) It's only useful for very famous musicians. D) It's where you hide your music from fans.
A) To only handle social media. B) To guide and advise the artist on all aspects of their career. C) To simply collect money from the artist. D) To write all of the artist's songs.
A) Do It Yourself; handling all aspects of your career independently. B) A music genre. C) A type of musical instrument. D) Doing It Yesterday.
A) Ignoring all comments and messages. B) Avoiding all real-world interactions. C) Reaching a wide audience and engaging with fans. D) It automatically guarantees fame.
A) A song released individually before a full album. B) A song that's only heard once. C) A type of drum beat. D) A lonely song.
A) To erase your music from existence. B) To prevent anyone from ever hearing your music. C) To grant permission to use your music in exchange for payment. D) To give your music away for free everywhere.
A) Ignoring how your music is perceived. B) Hiding your music from the public. C) The extent to which people recognize and remember your music and brand. D) Only focusing on short-term trends.
A) Competing aggressively with everyone. B) Working with other artists or creatives on a project. C) Stealing ideas from other artists. D) Isolating yourself from other musicians.
A) To manage your social media. B) To design your album artwork. C) To write songs for you. D) To provide legal advice and negotiate contracts.
A) Only telling your close family about it. B) Releasing it without any promotion. C) Hiding it from the public. D) Creating a pre-save campaign and utilizing social media.
A) Only famous artists need good recordings. B) To make a positive impression on listeners and industry professionals. C) Listeners prefer poor audio quality. D) Because the quality doesn't matter.
A) The title given to successful musicians. B) The name of a music genre. C) A type of musical instrument. D) Payments made to artists and songwriters for the use of their music.
A) Building a strong fanbase. B) Creating high-quality recordings. C) Not investing in their brand or marketing. D) Investing wisely and promoting effectively.
A) Mentors will steal your music. B) Mentors will do all the work for you. C) Mentors are completely unnecessary. D) To provide guidance and advice based on their experience.
A) Music lessons. B) Items sold to fans, such as t-shirts, posters, or CDs. C) Concert tickets. D) A type of musical instrument.
A) To manage the artist's finances. B) To book live performances and gigs for the artist. C) To write songs for the artist. D) To drive the artist's car.
A) A contract that requires the artist to give away all their money. B) A verbal agreement with no written terms. C) A recording contract outlining the terms of music production and distribution. D) A contract that gives the label complete control over the artist's life.
A) To avoid all other career paths. B) To isolate yourself from society. C) To become instantly rich and famous. D) To share your music with the world and make a living doing what you love. |