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05/04/08
Who says Monday has to be blue? This May, we’ll be offering special deals each Monday. From membership savings to MIDI file discounts at either www.cybermidi.com or www.shopcybermidi.com, check back each Monday to find a deal fit for you!
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Many of our customers already know about our partnership with Allegro Multimedia, the creators of Piano Wizard. We’re excited to announce a great new affiliate program now available on the shareasale network.
For more information, simply click on the graphic.
04/26/08
Jimmy Bruno Guitar Institute Shatters Enrollment Projections, Introduces Proprietary Technology
The Internet-based Jimmy Bruno Guitar Institute (JBGI) announces that it has quadrupled in size, in just the last six months, to over 1350 paying students. Originally designed for 350 students, the JBGI has shattered all enrollment projections since opening in May 2007. “The growth has been phenomenal and gratifying", says Affiliated Artists CEO and JBGI co-founder David Butler. “Now that guitarists know Jimmy Bruno’s unique and effective guitar method is available online, it has spread like wildfire.”
04/09/08
Digital Music - Home Studio Music Recording
By Brian Beshore
Home recording has come a long way in the last few decades. Many people do not realize that much of what they hear on T.V. and in commercials is electric.
Many people still have a negative connotation about how electric music sounds. They think that it must always have a cheesy sound.
Part of this stigma is the confusion over midi. and wav. sound files. Simply put, midi is a signal that is sent to a sound card and triggers a note on a preset instrument sound. Therefore, the sound you get from a midi. sound file will only be as good as the sound card you are using.
04/06/08
The Digital Lowdown - Digital Only Releases: Pros and Cons
“When does your CD come out?”
by Steven Corn (BFM Digital), 
More often than not, a typical response from an artist is that they are planning a digital only release and then they’ll see how it goes. The decision to press CDs is usually postponed until it is determined if the album sells online or not. Practically every week, there is another digital-only label popping up while all the pundits proclaim the impending death of the CD-format.
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