Who better to do this work than recording studios, engineers, producers, mastering facilities, post houses or technically minded musicians. A studio can offer the encoding as a service and go right from recording and mixing tracks for a band to posting Internet masters. Internet Radio has been around for quite a while whether as a separate offering or in addition to traditional broadcasting. The Rocket Network mentioned below offers opportunities to studios to launch an Internet Studio to record tracks from locations around the world. Opportunities abound for those who embrace the new technologies.
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