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With these tips, you can be singing in a pop group in no time!


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    Find some band members! This may seem like an obvious step, but it's also the most important. Your band members can be your friends, your family, or people you find through auditions
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    Find some instruments, amplifiers, and microphones. Your band members, of course, will need some instruments, and amplifiers will make your band sound professional. Microphones will be needed for your singers and instrument players so their sound will be loud and clear.
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    Find a place to practice. Try to find a place where no one can hear you music so it won't be a distraction to them.
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    Start writing songs for your band. One of the band members can do it , or you can hire a songwriter to write songs for your band.
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    Practice. Remember: practice makes perfect!
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    Have some back-up instruments and other materials. You never know if an instrument is going to break!
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    Book your band at some nightclubs and other places. Don't start booking your band at concerts yet! Remember, a little goes a long way.
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    Put some of your music on YouTube and other websites.
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    Find an agent to get your music on the radio. You need to keep writing songs for your band.
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    Perform bigger venues as you grow. Once you have created one or two albums, you can do a concert.
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    Have fun making music!
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