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  • How to use an AI co-producer without losing your sound: practical rules

    An AI co-producer can get you past a blank session fast, and it can just as fast pull every track toward the same average. These are practical rules for keeping your own voice: decide what the tool is for before you open it, feed it your material, edit its output, and keep notes on who made what. The legal points come from the US Copyright Office and Spotify, read on 24 Oct 2026.

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  • Back up your music projects: 3-2-1 for sessions, stems, masters and metadata

    A dead drive should cost you an afternoon, not an album. Here is the 3-2-1 backup rule applied to a music catalogue: what to save (sessions, stems, masters, metadata), how to make a project self-contained before you copy it, and how to archive a finished release so you can still open it in ten years.

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  • Band agreement basics: the name, the splits, leaving members and how you decide

    A band that earns money together is often a business partnership in law, whether or not anyone signed anything, and the default rules may not be the ones you would choose. Here is what a band agreement should cover, using the UK Partnership Act 1890 as a worked example of what happens when you write nothing down.

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