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Is it possible to get music published if you don’t perform or record it yourself?
Published April 20, 2011
Question by nightmusic: Is it possible to get music published if you don’t perform or record it yourself?
And if you did get it published, how would you get anyone to use it?
Wake up, Donnie – I write music on the piano. I play it for myself. I’m just wondering if I could make a recording of it and send it to someone who would publish it.
I can’t help you, Claws of. I don’t know anything about the whole downloading of music thing. I’m technophobic so I keep putting it off.
Best answer:
Answer by Claws-Of-Insanity
sounds like your wanting to be an agent. just gotta approach publishers.
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