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Sunday, 31 March 2013

Looking For Your Next Event or Wedding Band On A Budget?

By Beth Jacobson


Digital music players caused a bit of an uproar when they first arrived on the scene, as music moguls everywhere feared that without the need to purchase a hard copy of an album, consumers would enjoy artists' hard work for free, and the profits derived from an enormously lucrative industry would be depleted in a serious way. A few years on, it's obvious that the industry of music creation hasn't collapsed under the weight of such digital music players as the iPod, which holds a ninety percent share of the digital music player market. But now, it seems, another area of the music industry is in fear of its life.

The term "iPod wedding" has been thrown around recently, but as humorous as it may be, it is not referring to the idea of tying the knot with our beloved electronic device. In fact, the term has been referring to the new frugal trend which happens to be trading in the DJ or wedding band for our ipods as the new entertainer. Couples everywhere are celebrating their nuptials to a soundtrack provided by an ipod.

With the cost of weddings rising every year, who can blame them?. Having a live band at your wedding may cost upwards of $1000, and hiring a DJ can cost a price tag of about $600. For many couples, it's tough to find ways to cut corners of a wedding's expenses what with the cost of the ring and gown. It certainly starts to make a lot of sense to use music that you already have, and utilize the ipod's simple setup and huge capacity for songs.

There is plenty of other advantages to using an ipod in lieu of a DJ. You can forget about worrying about awkwardness or bad tastes of a band or DJ and have complete control over the music you want to hear. Also, if you don't have an ipod already, you can get one for about have the cost of a DJ and be able to have it after the wedding for personal use. A wedding iPod can be a nice little gift for the couple to give themselves, allowing them to evoke wonderful memories of a happy day every time they use it.

The "ipod DJ" can be a great way to save money and provide entertainment for any event. And as powerful a tool as the ipod is, wedding bands and DJ's should definitely not throw in the towel yet. The music business hasn't been killed by the ipod yet, and never will. There will always be enough weddings happening everywhere with a big enough budget to support DJ's and all the working musicians.




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