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Great inspiration for one to make there own beats but the money one can make is good for a hobbie

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What if someone takes a free beat then pays for content ID on that to claim it as there own, then what? Is this where the tag comes in or can they get around that?

HI THERE.......I also want to start producing music........but I have 0 experience yet.......and thing is......Im already on FL studio......Im only someone with no experience wanting to start music production but I have no experience yet im already onto a bifg app.......will I still manage even if I started big?

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I'm interested in joining your community and stay active on placements. Please bring me in.

I like You and how you talk, I hesitant to join You on Discord because I joined lots of stuff and keep up with it. Music of been about 10 different things I haave joined and I never go on any of them. I'll think about joining your Discord but first I need to basically leave other people's.

Doing a great job man🙏

Amazingly honest video, thank you for posting

I appreciate your honesty, we need more of this!

Very usefull video!!!

This was the best simple Explanation of this I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot haha. It confirmed my understanding of this subject is correct which is good! I have to argue the toss with so many producers and artists who do not understand how this work. And it is confusing tbf. But yea man it’s refreshing to see someone who gets it and can explain well so that hopefully others will understand. The two biggest mistakes I see is artists giving away 50% of their distrokid splits to the producer and the producer thinking they are entitled to this 50% because they both just think that splits covers all the royalties and the made the song together 50-50. I’ve had producers literally go mental when I’ve told them they shouldn’t really get more than 5% ish. It’s madness.

I'm really loving Cymatics and LoopMasters, right now, there loops have given Me inspiration alot lately. I like to build My own elements off of a 3rd party sample, for example I might find a guitar loop and then I put My original piano, strings ontop and then make a beat out of that.

I appreciate this video, very interesting, I have heard alot of this but always difficult for Me to get My head around.

Do we write the terms of agreement, how can you make the terms of agreement official/legal? Can you and would it be a great ideal to register your loops before sending them to other producers?

can you make some example template beat vids for reels, shorts, tik toks and snapchat spotlights

I’ve only just found that there is a list on BeatStars that has the Email addresses of everyone who’s downloaded my music from BeatStars & Voloco. How would you utilise this list to make sales?

Can you do a vid on master splits as a loop maker who owns what on the master split Royaltys? Second question if I use a loop from a loop pack that says 50 50 split Royaltys, but use only only a small part of a loop like a one shot vs the whole thing do I still owe the loop maker 50%?

I don't know man... it feels like selling my children. I don't think i wanna do it

I don't want to do type beat bassed on artists, as trying to work out what My beats sound like is a headache, Ofcourse feedback from those who actually know whos a current or who is a growing artists can tell Me. I'm not joining anything like Discord right now tablet wont let Me download apps.

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I would love a tutorial on how you do your vocal samples!

Good video idea and great tips!

The links goes to your website which says it's expired!

More beat breakdowns please, its interesting, was that vocal part of the beaat its self? I tend to have a big Cinematic chorus, with strings then go simple for the verse where the rappers supposed to rap. I am testing My beats with Accapellas making sure to dip out the middle frequencys where vocal range usually sits.

I see the link already, Who made the vocals?

I thought branding was also about having a good logo, thats why I spent hours and weeks back in 2010 making My logo, and about 50 different versions, and animations. Turns out that might of been a waste of time, as a simple image of Me probably would of worked.

I was getting ready to copy your email list lol, I thought "Oww He is showing his email list" then I released lol.

I'm a producer on a road to 1k subs and this helped man thank you!!!

thanks for gem

I need to get onto the selling and marketing products because I'm rubbish at it.

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You can do so much with this daw/synthesizer you can find unlimited sounds a packs that match your niche you have no excuse and you don'teven need midi keyboards just make make and make beets trying diffrent sounds watch here and there tutorial and yea great point you don't need much to unlockb your creativity and just start improvising experimenting search sounds pack with great samples i promise it will get clearer and you will be even more interesting in creating unlimited melodies drum patterns emotions it gets better that's specially for ppl that literally just starting and you think you will never be able to make the thing you wanna make just make make and make you'll get more familiar with structuring layering with melodies counter melodies i mean i need drum kit piano and maybe some strings to make a minute freestylebeat for example

Guys, check out my beats! btw here's a summary of the mistakes: 1. Starting to sell beats too early 2. Not learning your DAW 3. Buying too much gear 4. Getting stuck in a workflow 5. Not setting up social media 6. Giving up easily 7. Thinking everything has to be perfect 8. Taking feedback personally 9. Putting too much pressure on yourself

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Congrats Brother ❤💎

Good video

Thanks for Gems

I'm a follower of your UA-cam channel, I appreciate your video's.

Congrads, homie 💪🏿

From my side I can only add that not every feedback should be listened to equally because everyone has their own taste: The most important feedback always comes from professionals, experienced people, or at least sensitive people. Listening to too much feedback from random people and adjusting to it will make you lost. On the other hand, you have to be very careful not to become an asshole by rejecting it completely. ;)

Very informative video bro...

Hi. Do everyone in Japan a favor for bringing up something like this 1. First, who are you, a UA-camr or a producer! 2. After you are selected, you will work professionally for at least 10,000 non-imaginary private hours 3. Build a portfolio that justifies your knowledge. It will prove that you have done something 4. If you are talking to money promotion and a way to do it. be warned Proper documents and business plan In the meantime, this is a misleading video that will destroy, and there were other clumsy ones who talk nonsense without knowledge... read / learn Try it./ Do it./ And only then speak! And this is only after 10,000 hours of practical experience

Thanks for sharing mane dope video

Your business strategy involves allot, marketing, reaching out to artist, and submitting to stock music librarys. Do you include Beatstars as a stock music site?

99% of every DAW's stock plugins are amazing. Knowing what I know about compression and EQs, I couldn't have purchased so many. I use Cubase, Bitwig and in the past Logic. ALL of their stock plugins are better than a lot of 3rd party ones, and many are unique to the DAW that you can never find a proper equivalent to. I came from the world of tape and hardware so it was hard for me to grasp mixing in the box. But now I do not have a hard time grasping that at all. If you did the math on how many hardware processor and FX units you'd need for an average mix these days, it would be way above 100,000. So yeah, yay DAWs and yay stock plugins!

Cool tips man!!

Thanks!

You deserve way more subscribers!

Sounds nice, what do you mean by free? Is it Royalty free or are we goung to split Royaltys on release?