What I want to know about toolost is the giving up of Identification to proceed forward. I'm weary of giving up personal info. how do I know were my personal data is going? Thx.
@@t2beatzmusic read their policy. But distribution is a system with payments/applicable taxes, so you can’t get around that. It’s like applying to a job.
I made beats a few years ago but stopped. Checked my PayPal this morning and saw someone bought one for $50. This got me motivated to want to make more
Yes faith, confidence, and grind. I decided to put all my time into making beats/instrumentals in late 2019, and still 4 years later I wake up at 3 am almost every week day to either create or learn. Im starting to see some traction, and know it's possible.
He mentioned seven hour work sessions as an independent producer. That tedious work ethic is what sets most people apart. Anybody can make one or two beats a day but disciplining yourself to put a schools day worth of time in is what most people miss.❤
Forreal people think I’m “boring” or don’t do much but since I produce, mix, master, record, write, sing, rap, & engineer, all my own shit I spend hours on end just sitting in my room making music & perfecting little imperfections & sounds in mixes. The hours of time spent doing that is like therapy to me at this point. Gotta put those 10,000 hours in, then do it again.
If you're going to quit your job to pursue music you better be ready to put in as many if not more hours for at least the first year. Ppl complain, but try showing up to work half the time n see what your check looks like.
@@emptytombprod 100% I remember I quit my job to pursue music in 2017-18 & it didn’t work out the way I thought. I been working ever since, but back then I didn’t make any money off my music & I just sold weed so I made it work. now I actually make money off my music (only a couple hundred a month, no where near what I was making in the streets) but it’s funny I feel better about the $$ from my music then I have ever felt from a job or the streets. So I gotta figure out how to do it now since I actually have a head start.
@@emptytombprod cause now I have a job & I make $$ off my music. I just gotta 10x my music grind & money then I can even CONSIDER quitting my job 😂🤷♂️ but for now I’m happy grinding on both cuz I genuinely do this music shit like it’s therapy lol
Life is very simple and we keep overcomplicating it. Can't chase money over happines, you might end up miserable with some cash doing something you can't stand. Great video!
shouts out to this brother for having the courage and fortitude to pursue his dreams. even bigger shoutout to his lady because its extremely hard to get your own blood backing u, moreless or significant other....some relationships kill individual dreams as well.stories like these are what keep the industry hungry
❤ testify bout that he said he woke up 4am banged out beats like a factory worker. It may not feel like work but you are putting in time . I find beats that were made two years ago that were most considered old but producers already know cause of their repost I was able to find it. And if it's new to me as an artist and my style I put down it can be new to all that hear it after that so keep on reposting.❤
Few months of consistently posting Drill / Trap / Hip hop beats which to be honest is my second love. I ignored my first love which is actually for old school reggae beats as I figured the online market isn't there so much. Just so happened to throw a loose reggae beat out under the name Bob Marley Type Beat and got my highest amount in sales and views within a week (still very moderate). MAKE WHAT YOU LIKE. Point blank. Or am I wrong?
Appreciate you having Mack on here Pain. He truly is a real one. If you're in the CHH scene you've heard the tag 500 times last year alone lol. Was blessed to have 4 or 5 tracks w him on Rare of Breeds last album and a few on ASAPs last albums as well. Really proud of u Mack 💯💯👊🏼👊🏼 2024 let's get it 🫡🫡💪🏼💪🏼
watching this will awaken you from the slumber that is social media strategy. sure we dont use business cards anymore, but hitting up people directly and working one on one, without have to spend time making content, is completely feasible. not every small business owner wants to be online.
Dudes killing it with the name Mac11. Thats wild, googling or even looking up on here, I can't find anything by him. There's 4 million "mac11" and "mac11 beats" etc etc, whether it be the producers name or the beat name. Deffo feels like word of mouth is 100% the most important way to make sales.
@@mack11beats See I thought I was crazy, now I feel even more crazy. I coulda swore I read Mac11beats in the description. Either way, it's dope that you're out here doing it. Inspirational for real. It reminds me that I need to speak up more and be about this if I want it.
Personal page bro not my mack11beats page, and ig I’ll post stories sometimes but mostly reach out to my followers too on there, website has beats added mostly everyday, sometimes not weekends tho
another thing is this dude has quality beats you can't post trash beats and expect to earn $ you gotta be somewhat good at the craft and then you can grind the way this dude did and then you might make some $ enough to make it your fulltime job.
THANK YOU PAIN 1 🔥 I started my journey around May of 2023. I was up at 5am, make 2 beats, make 1 RUclips video, post 2 reels every day. I made exactly $210 in 2023, but I also burned myself out and lost momentum. Your videos inspire me every time! I'm finding my way and I look forward to getting my interview on how I got from there to future me! 💯💯💯
I got some good advice from this video. It changed the way how I think about attracting customers and gave me more motivation to be more active on social media. This is a great interview.
love watching these and soaking up game, I’ve been grinding since 2017/18 but now I’m taking it seriously again it’s going well and if this channel doesn’t succeed I’ve already got plans for the next one which is more niche
@DJPain1 The real ones keep coming back, man. RUclips can get discouraging sometimes, but we appreciate you and everything you share with us. I know you don't "need" to do this stuff, but the fact that you keep doing it and stay educating us says a lot about you.
Honestly Pain im so glad i find this Video was about to take a yaer break cause i cant seem to sell one beat on Beatstar and been paying over a uear now ....but after watching this Video i know there a lots of Different ways now ❤❤❤❤
Some gold in this video 🙌 I quit my job 2 months ago to start doing this, now releasing 3 beats a day and starting to see some progress but still a long way to go 🙌
Very good answer when he says he has to give it up to God and I would also say it has to do with the individual also. This man can only motivate you so much you have to motivate yourself to the point where you rise above everything. Saying the industry is saturated is it easy way to make an excuse why you failed. In certain industries saturation is a true problem. I would say rhyming is more saturated than beat making by far. Marijuana is going to be the most saturated industry in the world in a second so I definitely know what I'm talking about. but even in a saturated industry If You're Something Special you can Rise Above the Rest especially like he said with the grace of God
Like even if there was a billion basketball players Michael Jordan going to make money off of basketball no matter if there was even a trillion basketball players greatness matters on whether you'll make it or not. Only in a non saturated industry will a person who's mediocre thrive
Pain, I had that thing happen to me with someone wanting someone else's beat from me. What I ended up doing once he told me the name was I went to my page and contacted that producer and the dude ended up buying his beat and one from me as well.
Pain I appreciate your videos. I have been following you because you asked the questions I have always wanted to know since I am a beat maker as well. Woke up and saw this video that inspired me. Thank you, brother.
Never even thought about selling beats but thinking about offering video work once i build a bit of a following as i consider my vids just as important as the musics. Fully and only on youtube tho, know im blowing it on that point. Always informative, should probably start listening to more of the advice given here 😆✌️❤️
So I'm just wondering, since I'm not really big into making beats like trap or drill or things that can be rapped over. Is this only possible for these types of genres or can tracks/beats be sold in different genres like lo-fi, chillstep, or synthwave, etc. and if so how so? Sample packs?
This sounds good an all that I heard most of it before. I just hope he is telling us the truth. Because I got no kids or a wife and I can’t afford to quit my job and I’ve been doing this music shit for about 8 years now.
at the end of the video... referrals are absolutely crazy... like the beats are the same but because so and so said so... its the same with the rap community. Alot of really well crafted wordsmiths out there don't get recognition until someone with status features them. But that's how it all works. Periodt. lol
Makes no sense at all. He doesnt explain how he got his "fanbase". He said he uses instagram, but there is barely any beat posted on his ig. He also doesnt dm, how did you build the initial following you talk about ? Either he's capping or he connected with most of his customers irl, which isnt possible for most producers, specially those that arent from usa.
If You Can Convince Someone In your Support Group to Do The Administration types of Marketing of Behalf of The Things You Say You Can Improve On... That May Free Up More Time For You To Just Be PRODUCT PRODUCTIVE. Anyone Can Be Taught to use the computer/Navigate to a specific Task, They Just Need The Will And Inspiration.
I disagree. This just makes you lazier and less knowledgeable and if those people don’t do their job well or if they do it well but suddenly quit, you’ve just screwed yourself. Good music business admins are REALLY rare. The good ones often know their value.
Pain1 discouraged and killed my fire for selling beats online a long time ago. I avoided his content for years and here we go again. He is making a video about sellings beats online.
I love making music. But $65,000.00 in a year is not enough money to quit a job. I understand most ppl don't make anywhere near that. I make well over that annually, and it's still a struggle out here I Rig megastages for major music festivals and live events around the world and would never quit my job unless I made 3 times the income from beat sells.
65k a year. is like $30/hr 40hr work week. but... but.. if you love your craft then i don't see this as a negative at all i would love to do this as well. but i did want to point out that this dude is working doubble time people probubly think this happens overnight.
He could be making 2-3x as much if you knew what he charges for beats. I had to lower my prices a lil bit just so I could still eat 😂😂 wish I was kidding 🙃 Pain wouldn't of had him on if his beats weren't legit.
As a producer and beat maker, if you got a beat on youtube and its your beat, can you take down a spotify song with your beat if they didn't bought a lease? How can you do that?
When I started selling beats on SoundCloud it only lets u upload mp3 or whatever so for each individual beat that I sold I would have to do all the work getting stems ect uploaded to google drive to send to people each time but for my website it lets me upload all that so when someone buys from the website it’s already on there and sends it to them itself instead of me having to do it each time I sell a beat
Now that my sales are going up and I am promoting and posting more actively, I have noticed that a lot of my instrumentals have been uploaded as is directly to distributors, so my work, without any edits is on Spotify, Apple Music etc. Under someone else’s name, these profiles who are doing this have no online presence, it’s almost like it’s being done by bots… is anyone else having this issue?
That’s one way to do it- it’s about 70% of the way I did it. Others have failed with this method and many have succeeded by jumping in with no security or safety net. Do what makes you happiest but just do sometime.
If each of my bewtas is worth $1,000,000.00 how do I sell them do rich people want this tuff or not because I want to k ow if they will pay the full three grand or two nine or so
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@@mwdrum thank you
What I want to know about toolost is the giving up of Identification to proceed forward. I'm weary of giving up personal info. how do I know were my personal data is going? Thx.
@@t2beatzmusic read their policy. But distribution is a system with payments/applicable taxes, so you can’t get around that. It’s like applying to a job.
@@DJPain1 👍
6:46: "If I can wake up early for my job, I can wake up early for myself."
This man has some serious commitment. 👏🏾
This is KEY, I swear
Everyone wants to know the secret to success when the "secret" is hard work and consistency.
Yep and when they find that out, most quit
Facts!
@@DJPain1good get em out the way
I like this guy cuz he gave praise to God for his talent
@soundgrips… I bought a beat of yours before. Just wondering do you mix and master your own beats? If so, how’d you learn to do that shit so fast?
I made beats a few years ago but stopped. Checked my PayPal this morning and saw someone bought one for $50. This got me motivated to want to make more
This is incredible man
Yes faith, confidence, and grind. I decided to put all my time into making beats/instrumentals in late 2019, and still 4 years later I wake up at 3 am almost every week day to either create or learn. Im starting to see some traction, and know it's possible.
Taking notes for returning to production. Appreciate you both for putting this knowledge online.
@@TRXST.ISSUES your support makes it feel worthwhile, thank you 🙏🏽
Feeling inspired🙌🏼 🌌
Factory jobs are depressing af and when your day off comes you are too drained to do anything
He mentioned seven hour work sessions as an independent producer.
That tedious work ethic is what sets most people apart.
Anybody can make one or two beats a day but disciplining yourself to put a schools day worth of time in is what most people miss.❤
Forreal people think I’m “boring” or don’t do much but since I produce, mix, master, record, write, sing, rap, & engineer, all my own shit I spend hours on end just sitting in my room making music & perfecting little imperfections & sounds in mixes. The hours of time spent doing that is like therapy to me at this point. Gotta put those 10,000 hours in, then do it again.
Yeah they’re the ones that chase fun not goals
If you're going to quit your job to pursue music you better be ready to put in as many if not more hours for at least the first year. Ppl complain, but try showing up to work half the time n see what your check looks like.
@@emptytombprod 100% I remember I quit my job to pursue music in 2017-18 & it didn’t work out the way I thought. I been working ever since, but back then I didn’t make any money off my music & I just sold weed so I made it work. now I actually make money off my music (only a couple hundred a month, no where near what I was making in the streets) but it’s funny I feel better about the $$ from my music then I have ever felt from a job or the streets. So I gotta figure out how to do it now since I actually have a head start.
@@emptytombprod cause now I have a job & I make $$ off my music. I just gotta 10x my music grind & money then I can even CONSIDER quitting my job 😂🤷♂️ but for now I’m happy grinding on both cuz I genuinely do this music shit like it’s therapy lol
Ay was a pleasure pain, I appreciate the interview
Thank you! Gonna post the second part soon
Just started making beats. Needed this interview. Appreciate it !
@@dvrryl2times yessir!
nicely done bro
@@rosebeats09 thanks bro
Life is very simple and we keep overcomplicating it. Can't chase money over happines, you might end up miserable with some cash doing something you can't stand. Great video!
Well said!
Matthew 6:33. He applied this and it worked for him, it can/will work for you. God bless.
This guys mindset is great 👊🏽🚀
shouts out to this brother for having the courage and fortitude to pursue his dreams. even bigger shoutout to his lady because its extremely hard to get your own blood backing u, moreless or significant other....some relationships kill individual dreams as well.stories like these are what keep the industry hungry
🙏💪
Pain asked all the right questions!!
🙏🏽🙏🏽
Trying to make it happen Thanks we Three Toes Productions
never comment but as always, this is great and helpful content. thanks pain.
Bru I'm a fan of your work❤❤
Appreciate that
❤ testify bout that he said he woke up 4am banged out beats like a factory worker. It may not feel like work but you are putting in time . I find beats that were made two years ago that were most considered old but producers already know cause of their repost I was able to find it. And if it's new to me as an artist and my style I put down it can be new to all that hear it after that so keep on reposting.❤
Thank you DJ PAIN for bringing on this guest. I'm not a producer I'm the best MC since Dip Set broke up. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Few months of consistently posting Drill / Trap / Hip hop beats which to be honest is my second love. I ignored my first love which is actually for old school reggae beats as I figured the online market isn't there so much. Just so happened to throw a loose reggae beat out under the name Bob Marley Type Beat and got my highest amount in sales and views within a week (still very moderate). MAKE WHAT YOU LIKE. Point blank. Or am I wrong?
I’ve always said this. Do what you love
Mannn you can either take inspiration or feel like people got some type of luck you don’t have…. I’m def taking the inspiration 💪
True
That’s dope. Glad his leap of faith worked out for him. Great interview as always .
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
Appreciate you having Mack on here Pain. He truly is a real one. If you're in the CHH scene you've heard the tag 500 times last year alone lol. Was blessed to have 4 or 5 tracks w him on Rare of Breeds last album and a few on ASAPs last albums as well. Really proud of u Mack 💯💯👊🏼👊🏼 2024 let's get it 🫡🫡💪🏼💪🏼
Chicago HipHop = CHH?
Christian Hip Hop@@DJPain1
It’s like washed out ambient shoegazey hip hop.
@DJPain1 Christian Hip Hop bro.. sry for the late reply.
@@DJPain1 Christian Hip-Hop = CHH
Always having the right conversations and asking the right questions 👊🏾
Thank you 🙏🏽
Wow 60+k is very solid! Thanks for sharing the info guys 🙏🏽
No problem
watching this will awaken you from the slumber that is social media strategy. sure we dont use business cards anymore, but hitting up people directly and working one on one, without have to spend time making content, is completely feasible. not every small business owner wants to be online.
Dudes killing it with the name Mac11. Thats wild, googling or even looking up on here, I can't find anything by him. There's 4 million "mac11" and "mac11 beats" etc etc, whether it be the producers name or the beat name. Deffo feels like word of mouth is 100% the most important way to make sales.
Mack11beats not mac11 or mac11beats bro lol
@@mack11beats See I thought I was crazy, now I feel even more crazy. I coulda swore I read Mac11beats in the description. Either way, it's dope that you're out here doing it. Inspirational for real. It reminds me that I need to speak up more and be about this if I want it.
but how do you build that word of mouth first lmoa ? He said he dont even dm or makes nothing from youtube, something doesnt add up
hard work always pays off, loved hearing about his leap of faith and how it worked out for him 🙏
Me too, it’s inspiring
i wonder what page he's posting to, i dont see any recent post on his ig yt or fb 🤔
Personal page bro not my mack11beats page, and ig I’ll post stories sometimes but mostly reach out to my followers too on there, website has beats added mostly everyday, sometimes not weekends tho
another thing is this dude has quality beats you can't post trash beats and expect to earn $ you gotta be somewhat good at the craft and then you can grind the way this dude did and then you might make some $ enough to make it your fulltime job.
Yep that’s key, we discuss this in part two
💯💯💯 idk if he mentions it in part 2, but for the price you can't beat it. Pun intended. He deserves every bit of success he achieves.
"If I don't try it's never going to happen"
It’s true
@@DJPain1 100% true. Great content as always!
"faith is key"
This guy is an inspiration man...im.glad i found this video ... i feel it can be possible to live a life doing what you love ❤
THANK YOU PAIN 1 🔥 I started my journey around May of 2023. I was up at 5am, make 2 beats, make 1 RUclips video, post 2 reels every day. I made exactly $210 in 2023, but I also burned myself out and lost momentum. Your videos inspire me every time! I'm finding my way and I look forward to getting my interview on how I got from there to future me! 💯💯💯
Happy to help!
I got some good advice from this video. It changed the way how I think about attracting customers and gave me more motivation to be more active on social media. This is a great interview.
Dope conversation ⚡️⚡️
Great interview Pain...Salute 2vMac11 for keeling the fire alive 🎉
This interview really helps me for my future efforts.
love watching these and soaking up game, I’ve been grinding since 2017/18 but now I’m taking it seriously again it’s going well and if this channel doesn’t succeed I’ve already got plans for the next one which is more niche
Wishing you lots of success
@@DJPain1 appreciate that! hard work and consistency is where im at atm
Thanks for giving helpful and inspiring lessons to beginner producers. 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for watching
More views than likes is just crazy support this guy thumbs 👍
Support for these videos has been 🗑️ lately
@DJPain1 The real ones keep coming back, man. RUclips can get discouraging sometimes, but we appreciate you and everything you share with us. I know you don't "need" to do this stuff, but the fact that you keep doing it and stay educating us says a lot about you.
You asked some really solid questions man thanks for the gems. Whoever says u guys are "gatekeeping" is cap.
Appreciate you. every lazy ass made producer is cap 😂 it’s the only language they speak
Honestly Pain im so glad i find this Video was about to take a yaer break cause i cant seem to sell one beat on Beatstar and been paying over a uear now ....but after watching this Video i know there a lots of Different ways now ❤❤❤❤
Wishing you lots of success
Some gold in this video 🙌 I quit my job 2 months ago to start doing this, now releasing 3 beats a day and starting to see some progress but still a long way to go 🙌
Wishing you lots of success
Lets go man 💯💯💯💯 this is beautiful to see my guy!!!
🙏💪
@@mack11beats👊🏼👊🏼
need more these interviews
mostly your friends in the industry or any one
I have hundreds on my channel
Very good answer when he says he has to give it up to God and I would also say it has to do with the individual also. This man can only motivate you so much you have to motivate yourself to the point where you rise above everything. Saying the industry is saturated is it easy way to make an excuse why you failed. In certain industries saturation is a true problem. I would say rhyming is more saturated than beat making by far. Marijuana is going to be the most saturated industry in the world in a second so I definitely know what I'm talking about. but even in a saturated industry If You're Something Special you can Rise Above the Rest especially like he said with the grace of God
Like even if there was a billion basketball players Michael Jordan going to make money off of basketball no matter if there was even a trillion basketball players greatness matters on whether you'll make it or not. Only in a non saturated industry will a person who's mediocre thrive
Great video very inspirational🔥🔥🔥
Glad you think so!
Keep teaching 🎧🎧
Keep listening 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thank you
Pain, I had that thing happen to me with someone wanting someone else's beat from me. What I ended up doing once he told me the name was I
went to my page and contacted that producer and the dude ended up buying his beat and one from me as well.
this one and the other video you made "if selling beats are evil". I have two or three friends that could benefit off these videos. Will be sharing
Hope they help!
Great conversation. Well done, Pain. #twitterforlife
lol thanks you #fuckelon
Thank you yet again for this priceless knowledge pain1, i appreciate your time that you give to all producers
Thank you
Great video. Thanks for this
Pain I appreciate your videos. I have been following you because you asked the questions I have always wanted to know since I am a beat maker as well. Woke up and saw this video that inspired me. Thank you, brother.
Thank you!
Two and a half years now and not a single beat sold but will prevail
Imagine if this dude cultivated a RUclips following too. Would double your income Ina year from just ads not including sales from yt
Engagement over "numbers" all day!
Always fire brotha🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽🤞🏽
Never even thought about selling beats but thinking about offering video work once i build a bit of a following as i consider my vids just as important as the musics. Fully and only on youtube tho, know im blowing it on that point.
Always informative, should probably start listening to more of the advice given here 😆✌️❤️
Great interview!
Thank you
Great questions dj pain 🚀🚀🚀
Appreciate it
So I'm just wondering, since I'm not really big into making beats like trap or drill or things that can be rapped over. Is this only possible for these types of genres or can tracks/beats be sold in different genres like lo-fi, chillstep, or synthwave, etc. and if so how so? Sample packs?
This sounds good an all that I heard most of it before. I just hope he is telling us the truth. Because I got no kids or a wife and I can’t afford to quit my job and I’ve been doing this music shit for about 8 years now.
You don’t have to quit your job the way he did.
Dope interview
Thanks for watching
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🙏🙏Bless up Pain
at the end of the video... referrals are absolutely crazy... like the beats are the same but because so and so said so... its the same with the rap community. Alot of really well crafted wordsmiths out there don't get recognition until someone with status features them. But that's how it all works. Periodt. lol
His sight is not coming up and I can't find his instagram. What is it?
Mack11beats.com is up and working fine
How?????
I'm at a net negative. Flat minus my equipment haha thanks for what you guys do 😎🤙
Makes no sense at all. He doesnt explain how he got his "fanbase". He said he uses instagram, but there is barely any beat posted on his ig. He also doesnt dm, how did you build the initial following you talk about ? Either he's capping or he connected with most of his customers irl, which isnt possible for most producers, specially those that arent from usa.
I need to know about marketing beats for a producer selling for the first time
Hell yea
🔥🔥🔥
💯
If You Can Convince Someone In your Support Group to Do The Administration types of Marketing of Behalf of The Things You Say You Can Improve On... That May Free Up More Time For You To Just Be PRODUCT PRODUCTIVE. Anyone Can Be Taught to use the computer/Navigate to a specific Task, They Just Need The Will And Inspiration.
I disagree. This just makes you lazier and less knowledgeable and if those people don’t do their job well or if they do it well but suddenly quit, you’ve just screwed yourself. Good music business admins are REALLY rare. The good ones often know their value.
Mack ! ❤😅
How did he build his website ?
Without posting to youtube is very impressive
RUclips isn’t the end all for producers 💎
There’s the PayPal, I was looking for that, I appreciate your efforts….
Thank you 🙏🏽
6:45
W guys
Pain1 discouraged and killed my fire for selling beats online a long time ago. I avoided his content for years and here we go again. He is making a video about sellings beats online.
😂😂
I love making music.
But $65,000.00 in a year is not enough money to quit a job.
I understand most ppl don't make anywhere near that.
I make well over that annually, and it's still a struggle out here
I Rig megastages for major music festivals and live events around the world and would never quit my job unless I made 3 times the income from beat sells.
sure but once i get better and more listeners. Do you know a website i can start out on, that doesnt cost so much money that i FOR SURE dont have?
Beatstars is the cheapest beat selling platform I’ve found, I believe there’s a free version to start with
@@DJPain1 ok thanks
65k a year. is like $30/hr 40hr work week. but... but.. if you love your craft then i don't see this as a negative at all i would love to do this as well. but i did want to point out that this dude is working doubble time people probubly think this happens overnight.
Sure but there’s growth potential. Theres no salary cap.
He could be making 2-3x as much if you knew what he charges for beats. I had to lower my prices a lil bit just so I could still eat 😂😂 wish I was kidding 🙃 Pain wouldn't of had him on if his beats weren't legit.
Eh eh God is good!
As a producer and beat maker, if you got a beat on youtube and its your beat, can you take down a spotify song with your beat if they didn't bought a lease? How can you do that?
Yeah dmca claim, I have videos about this
What does he mean with SoundCloud he had to track it out is he saying the upload is tracked out on the website ahead of time
When I started selling beats on SoundCloud it only lets u upload mp3 or whatever so for each individual beat that I sold I would have to do all the work getting stems ect uploaded to google drive to send to people each time but for my website it lets me upload all that so when someone buys from the website it’s already on there and sends it to them itself instead of me having to do it each time I sell a beat
What do you do about Licensing?
Huh
@@DJPain1 How do you take care of the licensing of your beat to someone when selling on your own website? Like how beatstars has them all set up.
What does he use?(fl, ableton, mpc)
I would guess FL
Fl and Logic
i don't know man
Now that my sales are going up and I am promoting and posting more actively, I have noticed that a lot of my instrumentals have been uploaded as is directly to distributors, so my work, without any edits is on Spotify, Apple Music etc. Under someone else’s name, these profiles who are doing this have no online presence, it’s almost like it’s being done by bots… is anyone else having this issue?
Yeah, and I issued take downs. Then the people who uploaded them had the nerve to act hurt 😂
@@DJPain1 Some people....
Don't quit your job people. Not until you have solidified profits and financial security incoming.
That’s one way to do it- it’s about 70% of the way I did it. Others have failed with this method and many have succeeded by jumping in with no security or safety net. Do what makes you happiest but just do sometime.
Is there. Relaly no way I could know what metalcore is
"Faith Is Key" -Karen Reece
dammit
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If each of my bewtas is worth $1,000,000.00 how do I sell them do rich people want this tuff or not because I want to k ow if they will pay the full three grand or two nine or so
Great question.
You don't. Not anymore. Been producing for 10 years, we were a day late and a dollar short man. Theres like 5 producers making money rn. Literally.
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