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International Shipping to 25 Countries Now Available at Mixonic.com
Mixonic customers asked for it, and they got it! We have expanded our shipping options to include over 25 countries internationally, allowing both US and international customers to ship to these locations. For orders being shipped outside the United States, we are using FedEx International Economy, which gets orders to their destinations in as little [...]
Mixonic Profile: Dialogue in Nigeria – an Interview with Libby and Len Traubman Part II
In 1992, Len and Libby Traubman invited American Palestinians and Jews to come together and begin a long term ‘dialogue’ to discover common ground, and learn about each other, creating what would become the long-running and very successful ‘Jewish Palestinian Living Room Dialogues‘. Since then the Traubmans have facilitated many other dialogue [...]
Mixonic Profile: Dialogue in Nigeria – an Interview with Libby and Len Traubman Part I
In 1992, Len and Libby Traubman invited American Palestinians and Jews to come together and begin a long term ‘dialogue’ to discover common ground, and learn about each other, creating what would become the long-running and very successful ‘Jewish Palestinian Living Room Dialogues‘. Since then the Traubmans have facilitated many other dialogue groups and multiple [...]
The Musician’s Guide to Taking Over NAMM Part 2 – Surviving the Convention
The NAMM show is a huge music industry convention that happens every year in Anaheim, and is one of the most important events a musician can attend, check out Part 1 of The Musician’s Guide to Taking Over NAMM for why you should attend. With almost 100,000 attendees over the four days in 2012, it [...]
The Musician’s Guide to Taking over NAMM Part I – Why You Need to Be There
The NAMM show is an event that happens in Anaheim, California every January, typically running from a Thursday through to Sunday, and is attended by musicians, vendors, and industry people from all around the world. The acronym stands for the ‘National Association of Music Merchants’ which is a not-for-profit organization that serves the $17 [...]
How to Teach Music Online
As a musician, you want to have as many ways to make a few bucks available to you as possible, from playing shows, to selling various merch such as tshirts, custom cds, DVDs, posters and the like and from earning royalties on plays on online radio or iTunes downloads. But over and above that, sometimes [...]
TuneSat – What Is It, And Should You Be Using It?
TuneSat is an audio monitoring service that monitors millions of websites and hundreds of TV channels around the world. With the slogan ‘Get played. Get paid’, their purpose is to track the use of users’ songs on television shows and sites because according to them, ‘up to 80% of music on TV goes unreported.’ And [...]
How to Write Timely and Engaging Tweets and Facebook Updates
Ahh Facebook, the artist to fan medium of the future, and twitter, the even quicker, shorter fan communication method that, if you’re not on at least one of these, or preferably both, you’re losing out on a lot of potential interaction with your fanbase and/ or potential customers. But while posting photos and videos is [...]
The Top 3 Things Your Band Can and Probably Should Avoid on Stage
Playing shows can be one of the most rewarding experiences of being in a band, there’s the instant feedback of the crowd, their energy mixed with yours, the chance to get out there and do what you love in front of an audience and maybe make a few new fans and a few bucks in [...]
First of the Year: How to Prepare Your Band for Total World Take Over in 2012
Congratulations, you made it, welcome to 2012! It’s now January, the first month of the year and time to set the tone for the rest of it, by planning and preparing your band for a totalworld take over in 2012.
Your first step is to figure out what taking over the world means for you and [...]
