What makes the perfect demo package??

**Dave Elyzium** · 13-07-2003, 11:18 AM

I put this over on the trance forum but i guess its relevant here so here goes....

What do you think is best? A big pile of papers with bio, photos etc with the CD, or a simple covering letter and demo??? WHat do you reckon should go into the perfect demo package?

**miromiric.** · 13-07-2003, 12:02 PM

good music.

**Dave Elyzium** · 13-07-2003, 12:07 PM

thanks for that :lol:

**Barely Human** · 13-07-2003, 01:13 PM

Put yourself in the eye of the lable owner. What would you like? Personaly, id send somthing that catches the eye. If you recive 50 cd's to listen a day, would you listen to one that is just a cdr with the artist and track written on it, or would you pick one that has been stomped, looks nice and has a covering letter that says all the relevent points? I dont think it nescesary to send a detailed bio of your life story, just a nice covering letter that gets down all the main things about yourself and your track.

**DJZeMig_L** · 14-07-2003, 11:46 AM

yep definatly go straight for the point .. simple , short, informative text... maybe some labels u've worked 4 (while roaming thru stacks of cds.. they'll probably feel that there is a better change of something good if it's comin' from some1 that's already donne some relevant work b4)...

Very important don't sent 2 many trackz... 4-5 is more than enought...

Z

**Basil Rush** · 20-07-2003, 06:19 PM

Phone up whoever it's going to first. Always send it to someone you've spoken to. Always follow up with a phone call or two.

**detfella** · 25-07-2003, 11:35 AM

is it better to send the CDs to distributers or to the actual labels?

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