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You're welcome Al. I also belong to SongU, which offers some great educational classes via the internet on all aspects of songwriting, producing, business end, + pitch opps here and there. My SongU membership costs me $75 per quarter ($300/yr). Sonicbids is around $50 a quarter ($200/yr). I'm not made of money but, living in a little backwater that doesn't provide much business/education to songwriters/producers, I need to have access to educational opportunities as well as access to the market. The internet gives me that.
In terms of my Taxi membership, I figure I can afford $25 a month + submission fees to get access to music libraries & music publishers with my targeted, solicitated submissions. I'm confident this will pay off over the next three to five years, because I understand that growing my skills and growing my cataloque is a long term investment. My Taxi membership, along with other professional memberships, are part of my overall business & marketing plan, for myself and my music.
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