Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents - The Hidden Economics of Being an Indie Artist in 2026: A Survival Guide to Lower Costs, Increase Revenue, and Own Your Fans For years, independent artists were sold a dream. ...

28 Apr 19min

Making a Scene Presents - Delay vs Reverb: When to Use Each (and Why Most People Overuse Reverb) There is a sound you have heard a thousand times, even if you never knew what caused it. A singer enter...

28 Apr 11min

Making a Scene  Presents an Interview with Flutes and Low Flutes & Low is the folk duo of Ben Pichler and Cambria Haen, two musicians who first met and began playing together in Duluth, Minnesota. Fro...

26 Apr 1h 22min

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Santiago Periotti of Santiago and the Soulmovers Santiago Periotti is an Argentine singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose playing brings blues gri...

26 Apr 39min

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tim Wagoner of The Fabulous Trutones Comin’ Back Live finds The Fabulous TruTones doing what great live bands do best: locking into a groove and then refusing...

24 Apr 1h 7min

Making a Scene Presents - Canada Just Put Money Behind the People Who Build the Stage FACTOR’s new live music investment is more than a press release. It is a reminder that if you want a real music mi...

22 Apr 11min

Making a Scene Presents - Reverb and Depth: How to Place Sounds in a 3D Space Flat Mixes Do Not Sound Cheap Because the Song Is Bad A lot of indie artists think their mixes sound small because they d...

21 Apr 18min

Making a Scene Presents - The American Music Fairness Act Could Finally Make Radio Pay — But Indie Artists May End Up Paying a Different Price Terrestrial radio is no longer the artist-breaking machi...

20 Apr 10min