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
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
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Laura Conrad lcon...@laymusic.org wrote:
Pete == PMA peterarmstr...@aya.yale.edu 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
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 first
Pete == PMA peterarmstr...@aya.yale.edu 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
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's the known to be so part that'll cost me)
I would love
