Hey Chuck-Im starting one on Wix as well
Heres what Ive got so far

http://www.wix.com/digi2ns/digi2ns

One thing Ive found with there Song uploads is if you have a problem with an MP3 error-Not recognized, I posted the fix in my Blog section

Mike- That is very cool of you to do.  I am not sure why everything is so big in my site right now...  I will be in touch if I can't get that straightened out.  Your version just looks smaller, & neater!

Guitarhacker- I'll reword some of that.  As for the rate I do understand.  but I really feel I need to get a few more projects under my belt.  I need some better mics and I need to figure out what kind of average times I will run per 3-4 minute song...  I have done my own stuff and a few small 1-2 song things for friends and I have never logged the time spent.  I have not yet had a band that wasn't mine come in and start laying down tracks, different styles, etc.    I am not trying to under cut anyone but you've seen my gear list and the photos.  This is what I have to offer.  Also... in the 70's people couldn't just by the gear inexpensively and there was no internet for them to turn to to learn how to use it even if they did.  They had to find someone local to record them.  Now som many go DIY... like me?

They are all free tools within wix. Check out some of the videos they have that teach you how to do it. Alot of info in there to help.
To answer your question, Id create as many pages as you need and get them labeled and linked with buttons. Once thats done - Click anywhere on the page and then go to the menus on the side and you can add whatever you want,
Id jump around and play with the videos for a bit and go from there. 
I luv Kevs site and that inspired me to work on mine and BEST OF ALL-ITS FREE  woohoo cant beat it

Chuck what I am proposing is that you consider accepting a .zip file from me.

You can pop it in your website and then rename the page to index and use it as template for your whole site.

I basically just did the first step I do for every site I make.

Once you have a basic format with a table etc. then you can do just about anything.



Honestly, I just did it while watching a movie, I hadn't built a site in while and I felt the urge to refresh my skills and I thought "how fast can I make this happen"... it was like a personal mini contest.

I like to do it in a text editor so I can just focus on clean code and page layout structure.

I usually flesh things out a whole bunch more for the few clients I have... but I don't do this as my primary job so I just did enough to give you a good head start. I'm not looking for work. :-)


If you do want to go with this you will have full access to the .css I prepared and you can make any and all changes to the font choice, style, color, size, etc.

Here's the .css

http://www.harmoniccycle....room/css/stormroom.css


I'm not trying to force this on you but I sort of think of you as my South West Fla punk rock bro and I really just want to help out if I can. All you guys that aren't punk rockers from South West Fla are safe... I'm not gonna try to help you!!!

But, honestly, I was also motivated by the selfish need to write up some code to stay in practice. :-)

I code pages in an older 1-1/2 gen cyb-punk style that is very simple and clean and which tries to avoid anything that isn't self explanatory.

http://www.harmoniccycle....roomstudios-MQ2012.htm

At the very least please let me urge you to inspect the code of the web page and the .css so that you can get some suggestions for how to implement tables, and nested tables in your page.

It is the stuff that is obvious in the code but invisible on the actual web page that I am trying to help you with. My goal was to honor your design and as you have observed make it a beat neater or cleaner. All that stuff happens behind the scenes, so to speak, so you'll have to look at the source code to appreciate it.

The thing I am trying to help you with is building a solid foundation so that you may make a nice solid website.
 
I'd be proud to help and walk you threw moving your existing content into the template I have proposed.


best regards,
mike

Hi Mike,
 FWIW, you, or anyone can take the same template and customize it for yourself. A clever boy will see that it can all be downloaded right now. :-)

 That's the virtue of the simplified htm coding that I practice.

 I don't have an answer for your question because I really don't want to commit to any new web clients. I used to do small, discrete, business card sites like Chuck is building for a flat fee of $500, but that was only for friends. We charge the corporations, that can easily afford it, the full rate $80-$120/hr.
 
For the past few years my interest has gravitated towards working on sites for local volunteer organizations, pro bono, while merely performing ongoing maintenance for my paying web customers.

 The truth is I don't really enjoy making websites... but I especially enjoy helping people empower themselves and their small businesses.

 When it's time for you, feel free to contact me and I'll see if I can be helpful.

 best regards,
mike

Thanks Mike.

I think I should emphasize... I'm not proposing paid work to Chuck either... I'm just putting a few things out there for free use and I'd be glad to see any one take it and run with it.

all the best,
mike

I can send you a zip file with the directory structure and you can open that in Dreamweaver and it will work great in Dreamweaver.

I used the split view most of the time myself.

Much better and when you also look at the code and see that the color (FF, FF, FF)(Red, Blue, Green - whatever order it is in) is white, then perhaps you will try even to try and get if you want a parchment type color which is slightly brownish if needed. Hex is 0 to 15, with A=10, B=11, C=12, D=13, E=14, F=15, then starts over at decimal 16 which in Hex becomes 10. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 1F and 1F in decimal base 10 becomes 31 in Hex base 16 numbers. Well, up to you if so needed. And anyway Windows has options for the sight impaired and all of that in Windows already.

Well, if you do decide to start from scratch, maybe this guy can help:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2523705