I believe in being transparent. It helps earn and maintain your trust, so I want you to understand how Sonic Atlas makes money.
Affiliate Links
I often link to products and services outside this site. If you buy something from those links, the companies will sometimes pay Sonic Atlas a commission. It does not change the final price you pay. Generally, it’s best to assume any external links are monetized in some way.
Some of the brands I work with include:
We’re also a member of the Amazon Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. (Yes, I have to use those words exactly because Amazon and Bezos are so extra).
Do Your Affiliate Commissions Make You Biased?
I’m building Sonic Atlas based on things that interest me, not who pays me the most.
Almost everything I talk about here comes from first-hand experience as a musician. And if I don’t have real-world experience with a specific product, I’ll ask other musicians I trust.
Some of the companies I talk about don’t even have affiliate programs. But I use their stuff and recommend them anyway.
Simply put, my recommendations are honest and genuine whether I get paid for them or not.
Display Ads
At times, I’ve run display ads to help offset the cost of hosting. That said, I know how annoying they are and try to keep them to a minimum. I want you to find my content as helpful and distraction-free as possible. I’m also not offended if you use an ad-blocker.