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Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospamcom> writes:
> On Tue, 18 Jan 2011 13:01:09 -0800, Neeum Zawan wrote:
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>>>> Because with ebooks, it's easier to self publish than it is for
>>>> musicians to do so.
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>>> It is easier to write a book than to record a demo or album, but the
>>> publishing is just as easy.
>>
>> True - I meant the whole process.
>
> Anybody can write a crap book (or song). Writing a good one? I'd argue
> that writing a book and writing a song are about equally the same. I did
> music theory and composition once upon a time, and I've published at
> least a couple books (not self-published, but through a publisher), and I
> can tell you that the process of writing a book is not any harder or
> easier than writing a song.
Well, I'd think having access to a studio really helps when you're
recording a song...
> To do so well, you have to know the proper syntaxes and structures to
> use. Write a book using incomprehensible language or grammar, and it'll
> be crap. Write a song that doesn't at least in some fundamental way
> follow basic musical structure, and it'll be nothing more than noise.
I was thinking more about stuff like recording equipment, etc.
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