A website in need of more Audio Engineers!!!

[Angelito]

I help promote a website called muzicheadz.com and we have a reserved portion on the website for audio engineers. Just wonderin if some of you guys could check it out and create you a profile page. We have artist, producers, and musicians who could really benefit from the knowledge being displayed on this website, so just wonderin if some of you could lend a helping hand.

[richiebee]

Well, hey, why don't you invite them over to Recording Review?

[tylerxfury]

agreed with richiebee =D

[fortyseven]

I help promote an audio engineering website called RecordingReview.com... there are many artists, producers and musicians who do really benefit from the knowledge being displayed on this website...

[Angelito]

Originally Posted by richiebee

Well, hey, why don't you invite them over to Recording Review?

Very impressed with this site, so I'm already ahead of you but yea love all music sites I don't discriminate.

[garageband]

I'm pretty partial to this one. It's very genre-nonspecific.

[fortyseven]

Originally Posted by garageband

I'm pretty partial to this one. It's very genre-nonspecific.

..and I just cannot accept that its not butter!

[gg.gamble]

In aid of constructive criticism I would redesign the site. I simply wouldn't sign up to something that looks like it was made on paint

[String7th]

I've had 2 rappers in my studio, thier name starting with "Young" or "Yung".
I see it's not just a Dallas trend. I wonder where that came from.

[TonyB]

I don't have a problem with that site. It's and "artist-centered" (singer/songwriter/band promotion) website that looks like its designed to provide a host of various resources, including some audio engineers/producers/etc.

Since it's not a forum I don't see it as a conflict with RecordingReview. I see musicheadz.com providing a link to this forum though.