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by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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First of all Michael, welcome to the boards!  I have some Irish in me myself from my mom's side of the family, but that was many generations ago. They did give me my red hair though! One day I'd like to go there too, we'll see! As for putting your music online, I use Reverbnation. I find that site to be very easy to use and user-friendly, much more so than Myspace *gag* which is the site I first used for putting my tunes online. I tried Soundclick and I still have an account on there but I prefer Reverbnation. The layout to me is easier to use IMHO. It looks like you are putting together an album, and one cool site I recommend for selling your stuff is Bandcamp at http://www.bandcamp.com . You can upload your own music and even set your own price for it! I've used it a few times myself and I'll be using it in the future when I have more music.
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