radio bump!

hey, the interview's up over at maxbumps.

I'm about to pass Levi Weaver on the leaderboards and that's just not right. Dude is solid, and the only reason I'm even on the same page as this guy is because I have more songs on here.

Please consider showing him some extra bump love.

http://www.thesixtyone.com/leviweaver/

ROCK!

Glenn Case

And as far as reviving 'Pencil Me In' goes, I appreciate the sentiment at the very least. Thanks for even considering spending 1,000 points on one of my songs. That was very nice of you!

ROCK!

Glenn Case

Kimyo is an audio genius, and his recommendation is a top notch choice. Blue makes magnificent microphones, and I'm certain that you're going to be thrilled with the difference. Very cool!

ROCK!

Glenn Case

thanks for listening! i've got more songs up now.

Thanks much for the bumps and the comment...

sounds fun, what model keyboard?

happy birthday to you
you little rock star you
your songs all hit the home page
and that's where they ought to be too
and many more. . .

happy birthday wishes from the entire city of vancouver !

ain't it amazing what can happen when you get in early on a song that really moves up the list?

vancouver luvs milkshaxe and melba toast

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The basic thing about the points is that it takes points to bump songs and the earlier in the chain of bumps you bump it the more it costs until enough different people have bumped it to get the cost down to the minimum of 5 points. If those songs gain in popularity you get points back and the more popular the song is the more points you get. The reward is larger for bumping earlier. The reward is also increased for multiple bumps. I usually wait until the point cost for a bump is reduced before I go multiple unless the song is from one of those bands on here that generally goes to the home page very quickly. The first couple of pages or so of the leading artists can show you who those bands are.

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One way to get a line on songs that will increase in value is by subscribing to leading listeners who seem to share your taste in music. Looking over the top 50 listeners will give you some ideas about who to subscribe to. As you communicate with other listeners it is also possible to develop a network of friends who might send a tunebox message alerting you to something interesting. Go to your "my music" page and you will, shortly, find a message from me.

Digital Pop - I'm hoping that one will someday post. :-)

So you're recording vocals with a built in mic on a Mac laptop? That's excellent. I'm surprised at how clear it sounds. I've recorded some video tutorials for my company with the mic and they turned out pretty decent also, though, so I should not be surprised. Anyway, nice stuff. I hope you'll put up more music.

I see you set yourself up a listener account. So what do you think about the place as a listener/gamer?