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Description
Livestream is here to save us in a time where the world is changing rapidly.
Quarantine time does not mean all gigs have to stop !
Many artists are resorting to livestream to keep their audiences engaged.
In this episode we will discuss how to achieve this, including the equipment and the services you need.
Player
Listen to “Episode 20: Livestream for the win” on Spreaker.Notes
This episode has the following structure:
- Contact info
- How you can support
- Reviews, please !
- News
- Livestream
- Why now ?
- The equipment you need
- Streaming via Social Media and YouTube
- Specific live streaming services
- Services that stream to multiple platforms
First of all, just because live gigs disappeared for a while, that doesn’t mean the fans and music lovers disappeared as well.
Due to the quarantine, they are home, eager to listen to some music by their favourite artist.
It’s important that you as a touring musician are able to use these tools to keep them engaged.
Likewise if you are just a DIY music hobbyist, you can use this opportunity to connect with other music lovers.
Therefore, these services will help you achieve just that.
Besides, the number of mini-gigs being streamed online is just sky rocketing !
Above all, let’s work together and make this work for you.
Additional Resources
Music distribution services episode.
Apple extends trials of Logic Pro X and Final Cut Pro X.
Social media live streaming:
- YouTube
- Google Hangout
- An interesting article on the subject
Live streaming services
- Twitch
- Twitch for musicians
- Twitch recommended software for broadcast
- YouNow
- Caffeine
- Mixer
- Periscope
- Another interesting article on the subject
Multiple Platoforms
Support the podcast
Amazon affiliate links to the items mentioned in this week’s episode:
- Universal Audio Apollo Twin
- Rode Procaster
- Manfrotto PIXI Mini Tripod
- Rode VideoMic Me-L
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