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Ep 002: Music Copyright Issues with Ricky Berger, Esq.
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Welcome to the second episode of The AudioSkills Podcast, where every week we bring you tips to improve your recording skills and interviews with experts in the music industry.
This week's audio skill of the week is especially for you mixers out there. If you're having trouble getting a track to cut through your mix, there's an auditory hallucination you can take advantage of to make the track heard.
Next up is an interview with the multitalented Ricky Berger. Ricky is a guitarist, former CEO, and currently Adjunct Faculty at UMASS Lowell specializing in Publishing and Copyright law. Ricky let me ask him some of the most pressing legal questions I get from listeners, including the legality of sampling, covering, and remixing music.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://audioskills.com/podcast
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