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The music industry is a big world of sound. Many people work together to make it run.

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Some people write the songs. These are called songwriters or composers. They own the words and the tunes.

Other people perform the music. This includes singers and bandleaders. They often work in recording studios.

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In these rooms, audio engineers work hard. They use microphones to get a good sound. They use tools called mixing consoles to fix the audio. A record producer helps guide the artists too. They make big choices about how the song should sound.

Some people help with live music. They find places for concerts. They also help move gear to the stage.

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Crowd watching The Proclaimers, Towersey 2018

This makes it possible for fans to see shows.

ways to listen have changed. In the past, people used sheet music or CDs. Now, many people use the internet. They use streaming services to hear songs.

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This means we can listen to music on phones or computers. Streaming is now a very big part of the music world.

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