Welcome to Musicians Tip Jar, Where we talk about musicians and money. A place that we discuss the best financial bait for your song hook and where to cast your livestream. I’m your host, Chris Webb, Joined by my co-host, the big fish himself, Dave Tamkin.

Back In episode 2 we discussed the basics to get you started with doing livestream performances and today we will deep dive into the advanced tactics of livestreaming and tackle things like sponsors without letting you drown in the sea of options. We cast off on all that bass


“Never forget that only dead fish swim with the stream” -Malcolm Muggeridge

Getting set up for a livestream really comes down to what you want the experience to be. It can be full of colorful changing lights or black and white. It could be played solo with backing tracks or full multi-tracked band. Poolside or a mountain top. Before I go full on Dr. Seuss up in here, let’s discuss the ins and outs of taking your livestream up a notch and cast a new light on what can be a very profitable performance revenue.

1 Advanced visual
2 Advance audio
3 Advanced revenue

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As always, thanks for joining us and remember there is already enough for everyone, you just need to know how to get it. Until next time, on behalf of Dave Tamkin and myself, Chris Webb. Please stay safe, stay healthy and take care of each other. There is a fine line between casting in the stream and just standing on the shore like an idiot .
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