I'm starting to look around after some labels that'd be willing to participate with me. I wanna get LMMS sound higher.
I guess there are some people having similar concerns here in LMMS community, let's share who and what we know
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I'll share a piece of advice that a friend of mine who makes a living out of mixing other people's music told me.
If you want to get your music released by a label, you've gotta make an EP ready to distribute. 4-5 tracks including one remix. Ask someone to make a remix of your song and include this on the EP. Make the best out of it and then submit as a demo. The point is it has to be ready for release, labels don't want to spend a year polishing your stuff, when they have people who come in with mastered EPs ready for publishing. Also - keep the tracks secret. Don't publish, don't even send out files to pals, play it live to your friends and family in your home/studio, but don't hand them "WIP master" CDs. You can publish short snippets of the tracks, but it's still better to do that after you've agreed on the release - this way labels have more options to promote this stuff. It's gotta be fresh, it's gotta be new. Good luck!
I guess there are some people having similar concerns here in LMMS community, let's share who and what we know

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I'll share a piece of advice that a friend of mine who makes a living out of mixing other people's music told me.
If you want to get your music released by a label, you've gotta make an EP ready to distribute. 4-5 tracks including one remix. Ask someone to make a remix of your song and include this on the EP. Make the best out of it and then submit as a demo. The point is it has to be ready for release, labels don't want to spend a year polishing your stuff, when they have people who come in with mastered EPs ready for publishing. Also - keep the tracks secret. Don't publish, don't even send out files to pals, play it live to your friends and family in your home/studio, but don't hand them "WIP master" CDs. You can publish short snippets of the tracks, but it's still better to do that after you've agreed on the release - this way labels have more options to promote this stuff. It's gotta be fresh, it's gotta be new. Good luck!