Hey Steve! Amazing informative video. You clarified A LOT about what it's like to apply to and to work with Artlist. Thanks for sharing all that information. Cheers!
Please tell me, have you had any experience with Broadjam ? Or maybe your colleagues had it and shared this experience with you ? If yes, could you create a video on this topic ? Thank you.
Wow Stevie, these 17 minutes really flied😂 Super interesting video :) So basically, as a musician who plays many genres (metal, reggae but also cinematic-orchestral or rock) I could send artlist a bunch of 5 songs (I think they specifically require 5 songs for a submission) that show my skills. But I would upload on the platform, if they accept, content that I would write only for them. While for other platforms like motion array, I could easily keep my content ID on. This is just what I needed to know :) Thank you so much for the great content and info you provide, man! Support from Italy 🇮🇹!
@@Steven_Beddall ahh ok! And you think that I could apply to them for different accounts, like one per each genre? In my case, one for rock metal or another for reggae, for example? Sometimes being too much creative can be a problem 😂
Hey Stevie, thanks for all the info. You mentioned that the submission should be 3 - 5 tracks but you didn't answer the question about if they should be of the same or different genres. Just wondering what you normally do. Thanks again🙌🏻
Hi Stevie, I truly enjoy your videos man! I had a quick question. How often does Artlist payout? Is it on a monthly or quarterly basis? Thanks in advance!
Amazing, such an informative video! Thank you Stevie! I've a some question. Should my background be really impressive when I'm applying? Or the tracks I submitted are on the first place? I've a professional website with my works, as well as big experience in selling my music on Envato, Pond5, Motion Array (which is part of Artlist), on the gamedev marketplaces UAS, UEM, etc. Is that enough, in your opinion, or not yet? Thanks.
It all sounds good to me but I have no real idea how they will judge it because I just don't have that level of insight. Like I said, I don't work there 😀But it sounds like you've got lots of experience which is great!
If I understood correctly, they distribute to DSP's if you sign an exclusive contract and If it's non-exclusive basically they don't distribute it. Can I distribute via my distributor if I sign a Non-Exclusive agreement?
Hey Steven, I'm curious if you know about Artlist's stance on the Palestinian Genocide? Being an Israeli company I can only assume they are Zionist to the core and support genocide. But I'm curious if you know their values and protests of Zionist Genocide since you advocate for them so much? I'm genuinely interested if you know anything about their support of the genocide.
Nice video steven 😊 I have one question, if you get turned down on artlist, is it then possible to try again later, and how long should you wait to apply again?
I'd probably wait a few months to apply again. That's roughly how much time it would take me to come up with a whole new application of quality material.
Thank you very much for this video it was very informative! I have a question about exclusive contract - so you don't own the rights of your music anymore and can't even earn royalties from it? You only get paid with an upfront fee?
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I was just wandering through artlist while listening to this and what do you know, your music is the #1 of staff picks.
Thanks for answering our questions, Steve!!
Hey Steve! Amazing informative video. You clarified A LOT about what it's like to apply to and to work with Artlist. Thanks for sharing all that information. Cheers!
Thanks Alex!
Excellent video Steve! It is really helpful!
Thanks Nathan!
Thanks a lot Stevie!
Hello.
Thanks for the useful information!
I will try for the 4th time to apply to them thanks to your tips, let’s see how it goes
Thanks Steven. Very useful
Please tell me, have you had any experience with Broadjam ?
Or maybe your colleagues had it and shared this experience with you ?
If yes, could you create a video on this topic ?
Thank you.
Wow Stevie, these 17 minutes really flied😂
Super interesting video :)
So basically, as a musician who plays many genres (metal, reggae but also cinematic-orchestral or rock) I could send artlist a bunch of 5 songs (I think they specifically require 5 songs for a submission) that show my skills.
But I would upload on the platform, if they accept, content that I would write only for them.
While for other platforms like motion array, I could easily keep my content ID on.
This is just what I needed to know :)
Thank you so much for the great content and info you provide, man!
Support from Italy 🇮🇹!
I'm not sure I answered that one question fully, to be clear I wouldn't send them 5 tracks in different styles, I would keep it to 1 genre 👍
@@Steven_Beddall ahh ok!
And you think that I could apply to them for different accounts, like one per each genre?
In my case, one for rock metal or another for reggae, for example?
Sometimes being too much creative can be a problem 😂
@@JJShalashaska I wouldn't send them multiple applications at once
@@Steven_Beddall thanks for your insights man 🙏😊
Great informative video!
Hey Stevie, thanks for all the info. You mentioned that the submission should be 3 - 5 tracks but you didn't answer the question about if they should be of the same or different genres. Just wondering what you normally do. Thanks again🙌🏻
You're right I meant to address that, they should be of a similar style or genre imo.
Awesome! Thanks Stevie👍🏻
Hey can you do a video for using brass vsts for licensing
Is classic music on it?
Hi Stevie, I truly enjoy your videos man! I had a quick question. How often does Artlist payout? Is it on a monthly or quarterly basis? Thanks in advance!
Once a year
Just discovered you’re channel. Would love to hear your thoughts on the future of stock music and AI.
Maybe I'll do a video on that, lots of thoughts!
Nice video Steven! :)
Thanks man, hope you're doing well!
@@Steven_Beddall yeah man, hope you are doing well too!
Amazing, such an informative video! Thank you Stevie!
I've a some question. Should my background be really impressive when I'm applying? Or the tracks I submitted are on the first place? I've a professional website with my works, as well as big experience in selling my music on Envato, Pond5, Motion Array (which is part of Artlist), on the gamedev marketplaces UAS, UEM, etc. Is that enough, in your opinion, or not yet?
Thanks.
It all sounds good to me but I have no real idea how they will judge it because I just don't have that level of insight. Like I said, I don't work there 😀But it sounds like you've got lots of experience which is great!
If I understood correctly, they distribute to DSP's if you sign an exclusive contract and If it's non-exclusive basically they don't distribute it. Can I distribute via my distributor if I sign a Non-Exclusive agreement?
Yes, as long as you don't opt in for content ID through your own distributor
Great! I submitted almost a week now. Hopefully I get good news.
Hey Steven, I'm curious if you know about Artlist's stance on the Palestinian Genocide? Being an Israeli company I can only assume they are Zionist to the core and support genocide. But I'm curious if you know their values and protests of Zionist Genocide since you advocate for them so much? I'm genuinely interested if you know anything about their support of the genocide.
Nice video steven 😊 I have one question, if you get turned down on artlist, is it then possible to try again later, and how long should you wait to apply again?
I'd probably wait a few months to apply again. That's roughly how much time it would take me to come up with a whole new application of quality material.
@@Steven_Beddall thanks, appreciate your input and help 😊
What about AI? Do they opt you in automatically to train AI on your music?
Hey Dafingaz! I honestly have no idea if that's happening, but they've never mentioned it.
@@Steven_Beddall Cool. It's happening for some... For better or worse. LOL. Thanks!
Thank you very much for this video it was very informative!
I have a question about exclusive contract - so you don't own the rights of your music anymore and can't even earn royalties from it?
You only get paid with an upfront fee?
You don't own the copyright, but you still retain a share of performance royalties, just not download royalties,
@@Steven_Beddall Thanks!
Is there anyone here who has been accepted to the artlist in 2023-2024??