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Tis the Season to Spend Less Money ?

Really ? Spending less the Christmas season is almost like daydreaming about paying no bills. It's close to impossible to get ALL the things you want (and need) this festive season without breaking the bank.

Let's look at some Christmas gift ideas:

Tis the Season to Spend Less Money ? On what ? Is the question you might ask. Instead of  trying to go expensive with your gift ,value is what really matters and even better  a creative gift will stand out and be remembered for years to come.

Picture ,picture on the Wall .
How about getting your family to do a Christmas family portrait? Yes! Everybody can get dressed up,made-up and make it an event!
Master One Productions Photography package includes :

$13,000 - 15 pictures

$22,000 - 25 pictures

$54,000 - 45 pictures

$1500 per picture unedited 

$2000 per picture edited

Custom Design a Personal Item
T-shirts,cups ,stationary items,caps ,books,bags,any and everything can be personalized for your loved ones this Christmas at a reduced rate with Master One Production's Christmas promotion from now until the end of January!

$2000 for CD orders of 50 CDs or more 

Logos for artiste $2000

Banners $1500 - $2500

Edit photos or pictures brought in by customer $900

Print or duplicate CDs or DVDs
Do you have special events recorded and want them reproduced?
Weddings ,graduation ceremonies ,Award ceremonies,compilations of songs or other audio.

50 CDs or More - Colour or Black & White 

Colour -$70

B&W - $60

50 CDs = 3 FREE

100 CDs = 10 FREE 

Duplicate them and share them with family and friends this Christmas!

All amazing gifts!
Gifts this personal and close to home cant be beat!

Call 908-3042 or come in to 6 Ballater Avenue .

Tis the Season to Spend Less Money !

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Successful Tips for Going on Tour Pt 2

Our last article looked at Successful tips for going on Tour. As an Artiste , going on Tour is a huge part of your career , a large percentage of funds is earned by venturing to new Countries & Cities. Below is the last set of tips for going on Tour.

TIP #5: Go tell it on the Mountain!

Get the word out by bull horn, town crier or trumpet (just kidding).These days social media is the talk of the town and it would do you good if your following (assuming your brand as an artiste is social media savvy) is updated on the where and the when of your travels. It is important to be consistent online by keeping your fans up to speed through your social media outlets. Also be sure to get influencers from local newspapers, entertainment websites and blogs to get the word out about your tour, even give out a few press passes to these influencers to maximize press reach.

TIP # 6: Plan your day to day activities

Don’t just plan your venues! Where will you sleep? Eat? Travel from place to place? The nitty gritty has to be planned so you can even schedule free time throughout your tour. This is not to waste time but to ensure that you do not burn out (that’s when things get real messy). Have some downtime, a stressed musician will not perform at his best .Go and check out what different cities or towns have to offer while getting to do what you love as an artiste. The better relaxed and prepared you are the more benefit you will get out of you time on tour.

TIP# 7: Raise funds and budget

If there was no other reason to plan your tour far in advance, this is why. Planning ahead will allow you to raise money for your tour. Whip out your calculator and tap it up like Madea, ensuring you calculate all your mileage, hotel accommodation, food, emergency funds and enough cushioning for the unexpected. You can put aside some rain money from local gigs for your tour.

TIP#8: Advance the shows

Make sure to follow up with the show coordinator sometime between a month and a week before your performance date. This will paint a good picture of you as a serious professional with the venue and to the promoter. You always want to be held as reliable and professional in your endeavours.This will also allow a smooth flow of events for your fans and your band.
Some questions to consider:
 When are the set times?
What time do doors open?
What time can we load in?
Is there a sound guy?
Are there monitors?
Is there a catering budget?
Is there a runner for the show?
If your fans are younger, is there a curfew to worry about?
Researching these things will save you time and money and will leave your undivided attention on the paramount: your performance.


TIP #9. Build solid credibility

When it’s all said and done and your tour is over (sadly, all good things come to an end) keep the connections! keep in touch with the venue managers and booking agents. Send thank you letters and check in with them if ever in the same area again. These links will go a far way throughout the rest of your career. Manners carry you through the world!

By following these pointers, you’ll be prepared, organized and ready for the road! 

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3 Reasons You Need an Audio Engineer

"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain"

Bob Marley

The above saying by Reggae Icon Bob Marley from his popular song "Trenchtown Rock" might be true , however you need a professional to help you make that music and take you to the level of Bob Marley.

Who is an Audio Engineer?

An Audio Engineer is someone who uses specialized machinery and equipment to record , mix or reproduce music , voices or sound effects. Below are 5 reasons why you need an Audio Engineer.

1. To Track your Vocals: You might think you have the best voice in the world ( along with your mom and dad) But there are certain key elements only an Audio Engineer will know. Maybe you are singing a certain key too high or low and the Engineer will know just how to manipulate his equipment to get your voice to the right level.

2.  To Ensure your tracks are properly mixed: Mixing Software are a dime a dozen , they can be downloaded from a variety of websites on the website , some even Free. These days everybody is a "professional mixer" . You want to ensure that you take those songs you spent hours recording to a professional to ensure they sound right and not "muddy" like you are constantly falling down a tunnel.

3. To build a sustainable Brand: Believe it or not , building a music career has a lot to do with "Brand Building". This also has a lot to do with the way your market perceives your Brand ( your voice/talent ) Let's take T-pain for example ... his Brand had a lot to do with the way an Audio Engineer manipulated his Voice with Auto Tunes. After this, Auto Tunes Skyrocketed and everybody's voices came out sounding amazing ( until Jay-Z declared a "death of Auto- Tunes) However , it all had to do with the professional skills of one person knowing how to manipulate that voice.

Master One Productions Ltd has a Studio in our facilities where we offer Studio Sessions, Voice Overs , Mixing & Mastering and so much more.

Studio sessions starts at $2,200 J.M.D per hour. Book 2 hours and get the 3rd Hour FREE

Contact Info

876-908-3042 | masteronemusic@gmail.com