Thanks to all for your generous feedback!
I think I've been, though old enough to know better, pretty naive about
this.
I've never realistically intended to make -- to try making -- money with my
music, or even to print it en masse.
So, what am I doing trying to be a print shop? Why not simpl
Hi.
I'd like to give you my testymony as a publisher : if you want to
publish and sell as a professional, I have to say that printing is a
REAL job. I mean it takes time, and you won't have a proper score at the
end without professional printers (machine AND guys). I made this choice
a year a
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Laura Conrad wrote:
>> "Pete" == PMA writes:
>
> Pete> The upshot -- well, so far -- is that *if* I buy the printer,
> Pete> it will be a refurbished HP LaserJet 5000. Am sniffing out
> Pete> reputable vendors.
>
> I would recommend against this. I
er (no-printer) options for self-
> publishing. The POD outfits (Lulu first) especially, and the archivers
> (IMSLP, WIMA) anyway.
>
> Simply -- I want my scores (PDF) available and known to be so by
> folks whose taste might incline them to be interested. (Reckon
> it&#x
> "Pete" == PMA writes:
Pete> The upshot -- well, so far -- is that *if* I buy the printer,
Pete> it will be a refurbished HP LaserJet 5000. Am sniffing out
Pete> reputable vendors.
I would recommend against this. I did that, after the kind of
exploration you did, and if you c
My thanks to all for your suggestions!
The upshot -- well, so far -- is that *if* I buy the printer, it will be a
refurbished HP LaserJet 5000. Am sniffing out reputable vendors.
Meanwhile, I've begun to explore other (no-printer) options for self-
publishing. The POD outfits (Lulu
