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Reusable advertising artwork suitable for print media such as newspapers.

A studio with at least a 24 track console

Type of promoter that takes risks on an artists and then reaps benefits when they make it big.

Which phase of recording do you create the concept?

This organizational tool lists all the details of an event:

Rental of a venue that comes with nothing except possibly a stage manager.

What basic information is included in a face page?

What does D.A.T. stand for?

P.O.P (Point-of-purchase) materials can include:

Advertising set-up in retail stores to make the customer aware of a release's presence in the store.

In which phase do basics and tracking occur?

For of product specific advertising placed by the retailer, but funded in whole or in part by the manufacturer; shared ad costs.

Type of label that doesn't compete with majors or rely on mainstream radio airtime.

Recording hardware external to the recording console that is patched into it to enhance the mixer's options of controlling sound.

Adding sweetner tracks is apart of what stage?

Adding music or sounds to a previously recorded tape.

Balance of revenue after the split point.

Promoters budget for what percentage of sold out ticket sales?

Determining wat quantity of available seats in a performance facility are to be priced the least expensive, the next least expensive, and so on.

Written record of what is on each track/recording.

Issuing free tickets to ensure a full audience for a performance.

Refers to how artists fall in advertising.

Two trade publications that are used in promoting.

Type of agent that puts promoters in touch with agencies.

What does D.A.W. stand for?

Mastering occurs in what stage of recording?

3 people that move and shake the business.

Point of cumulative revenue at which the artist or group and the promoter divide any net income from a concert.

What does S.R.O. stand for?

Percentage of revenue to promoter.

Percentage of revenue to artist.

A list of requests to comfort artist.

Summary of advertising rates for a specific medium given to ad agencies, clients, and prospective clients.

The capacity of the venue (the number of seats that can be sold multiplied by the value of one ticket.

Tickets that allow whoever arrives first to have their choice of seat(s).

Addendum to a performance contract stipulating requirements for staging, sound reinforcement, equipment, etc.

Two parts of a contract:

Control used to make changes in the sound.

Label lacking affiliation.

What does NARAS stand for?

2 differences between Major and Indie labels.

What award does NARAS promote?

RIAA certifications:

What does RIAA stand for?