Problem for me is, I whenever I make music, I try to make something really awesome. Something I know other people will like. And this makes me kinda slow in producing. I dont wanna share shit songs. But I see other artists popping out every month a track, but I personally would never even play them. I have this strange pride, I want my music to sound good whenever its released. Not a rushed bullshit that I dont even like myself.
yeah ur right man...don't ever release something you don't like, that's not artistry. There are tricks you can use to produce dope shit faster. One tip is to save the new ideas you come up with when ur working on a track, you can save them in a folder and come back to them later. Templates are a must. Also my problem my first 3 years producing was trying to "re-invent the wheel" every time I made a new track. Use the dope shit you already made to create new tracks - This will speed up your workflow immensely, and will give your sound some consistency as well
I am studying a Diploma of Electronic Music Production, at the same time I am doing a Bachelors of Security Studies and designing secure PC’s for Music Production, secure file servers and building custom equipment for DJ’s based on arduino boards
Impossible to make money: says the guy with a 4,000 sq foot studio, with over $100,000 of audio equipment, a boat, and takes multiple vacations every year. Smh. Dont get me wrong, respect to Jon for bossing, but Jon doesn’t want to be a DJ, he doesn’t want to tour, he doesn’t really even want to just make cool music...Jon wants to be a media mogul (think Deamou5, Dr Dre, Jaz-Z, etc). Why would someone with no presence buy a huge studio, start a label, and spend 1/2 their time trying to network with industry insiders? I just want to make music my friends like. As do most subscribers. If the goal was to write a hit song and “blow up,” you can do that in a bedroom with Mac and some headphones. Pretty much every famous EDM producer went platinum on a desk in their dorm room. They didnt get the crazy studio until after. Jon is on a mission to create a lifestyle, and this channel is part of that, presenting himself as a media entity that jet-sets off to Ibiza or Croatia. Not hating at all, looks like a great life...but if we’re honest, it’s not really about the music. 80% of the videos are just self promotion. I’ve never seen a Serum tutorial on bass lines, or a video on programing drum grooves. This channel is about creating a persona and awareness for the brand.
You are doing amazing man! Just keep going if you are living a normal life because of music then thank God! Just keep building on it like you are and amazing things will happen
i can understand because i am also a producer and a studio owner from India and i am also broke every month.sometimes i have to lend some money from my friend,some times i have tears in my eyes because i always pray to God that one day everything is going to be fine.Love your videos man.
I love music to enjoy it. I play the music I love.As for the money, it comes to improving the level of production. And don't wait for money from music. If some think this. Enjoy yourself and others with beautiful songs. Then the money will come alone. Thank you
I was done by my management too. Wow and you should be sooo proud of yourself. That's amazing and such a goal for me too.... Thanks for your honesty and thanks so much for this video, it has given me hope to carry on and push myself!! Please don't stop making video. Big fan of you and not just your music bro.
I’m not as big as you are, but I can pay my bills, and have some spare change to buy expensive gadgets when I want to. I’m definitely eager to progress and make the most out of it. I can tell that you are a great source of inspiration for me, Jon!
Curious, in one sentence you say the old way of using A label to sell your music doesn’t work, and they rip you off, but then you say YOU have a label and you have artist. How does that work?
Nice to see your progress. When I first saw your videos, you had a few thousand subscribers, and struggling in that little art studio of your father's, and monitoring through awful Yamaha HS8s. Must feel very wonderful now with these achievements. In the same amount of time, materially, I only managed to achieve a decent control room and a fair income. My best wishes and cheers to the future!
Congratulations. I bet you finally gave your family the peace of mind that it's not all a pipe dream. Now if any relative gives you a hard time during the holidays about getting a "real" job you don't have to say a word. Just send them this video link.
Keep makin the Vids! I thought man this guy is amazing.... and all these tipps and great vids...and than,,...lebt der Kerl auch noch in Düsseldorf! Keep it up my friend!
Hey man! Thanks for sharing some of your story. You got my sub for this message and story and this is the first vid I’ve seen of yours. Well done building the awesome business!
Such an inspiring video! You are really one of the hardest working people I know Jon! So I am so thankful that you share your knowledge with us, and I have wished for your success all the time, and now that it's finally working out for you I am so glad! Thank You again Jon!! 😊🙏 Ps. Can't wait for your next release btw! Kindest reg from Ole Marcus 🇳🇴
I'll apologize if my thankfulness and admiration for everything you have achieved have made you uncomfortable. I am really NOT trying to suck up to you! All my posts with thanking and positive talking about you have been honest and from the heart! I am one of your biggest fans I'm sure. But I will take it easier from now. I can tell that you don’t like it because I haven't got even a like or comment for ages from you. And that makes me feel a little bit stupid. I'm really trying to support you as best I can. I bought your song on Beatport twice, I have listened to your last release on Spotify on loop for hours each day to get the count up and I have joined as a member on your channel. One of the reasons I comment a lot is also so UA-cam reads more activity on your channel. And I have done all that because I really respect you and łike you. But it has never been my intention to bother you or to suck up to you! So please accept my apology. I will continue to be your fan in a more silent way. Sorry!! Ole Marcus
I enjoy your content and admire your daily sharing/contributions! I feel that you're about to turn a corner and experience explosive growth in your subscriber base (and soon sponsorships), so here's an early congratulations! Wishing you continued success.
Good to hear honest opinions and facts for once. Seems like every creative soul on UA-cam screams for attention these days and throw all kinds of magic potions at us. However, very very few are honest about their life and living (business/money wise.) Thanks for sharing and keep up your good work Jon! :D // DJFLX
I'm having a hard time making it onto playlists. I'm tooling over to be more EDM, pop. I have a music background but my expectations have been like he said. The idea of just reaching out to people seems impossible at this point. I like to produce, selling is the fact I don't know what Im doing. I'm at the point like he says, choosing a brand. He is proof I can just be me though, thanks. I still dream of a million streams a month Which makes it EDM or Metal?
I really admire what you've done with the passing of time. After a lot of sacrifices, personal time, a lot of effort you've reached a point where you do something you love for a living! That's amazing! Unfortunately i belong to the category you mention : Release a song and wait for the money haha. On top of that i have a day job to support me so time for producing is limited. What do you have to say to someone who doesn't know anything about branding or marketing and isn't comfortable in front of a camera? Can you recommend a few basic steps or an online course (if there is any) that helps you with the aspect of music branding, promoting and marketing? Other than my website and socials i have no idea what to do to make a brand of my self over time. I've been standing still with zero plays for the last 2 years and i've been producing for 12. All of that just because i thought: "oh i will make a dope song, upload it everywhere and i will make a hit someday" boy was i wrong..
Shout out from Shout Africa, watching this from my small studio, this was my first year professionally, Inspired to build mine like you did yours, thank you for sharing brother.
Just started watching your contents... Love it... Happy for you mate. been there were you were... trust me you will show all of the people who look down on you... :)
Without UA-cam you would not be where you are today. In this digital jungle you need Facebook, UA-cam, Instagram and others to help you. In my eyes, no disrespect, your a youtuber who makes music. You made it all yourself of course.
Ik heb nog nooit geluk gehad om een keer mee te mogen kunnen doen in het echt met de muziek in Nederland Ik heb nu drie geweldige nummers om te kunnen laten horen maar ik heb nog steeds niet mee kunnen doen
jealousy.... it is also meaning less. It takes no effort to click on the dislike -- it takes a lot of effort to record the video, edit, upload.... not to mention all other things that make it worth watching the video -- like the effort it took him to gather the skills and knowledge he shares
To be fair, it IS possible to make money making music. You could ghost produce, produce remixes for other artists, co-produce for and with artists, produce music for commercials and industrial videos, produce demos, produce trailer music, produce music for scores, produce for music libraries, etc. You are just trying to produce music for an extremely competitive genre and a few competitive platforms: Spotify and Apple Music. However, you are right that brand building and generating multiple income streams is the way to go.
I've never seen anyone that was a working musician successfully retire from only music by the age of 55 between 60. They all die or go broke living in a car/RV. There's so much investing you must do outside of music in order to have a retirement plan.
It is/was possible to make a living with music with PROs such as ASCAP and BMI supporting us. But now some greedy networks like The Discovery Channel and Netflix are actively trying to circumvent the royalty system and screw over their composers from collecting performance royalties. It sets a horrible precedent. Once that spreads throughout the industry it’s RIP for us music creators.
ik weet dat ik niet snel genoeg ben geweest en ik begin het nu te begrijpen wat ik moet kunnen doen en hoe ik het moet kunnen doen en wat ik moest aan kunnen
Hast du einen Plattenvertrag? Oder vertreibst du deine Musik selbst? Braucht man in der heutigen Zeit überhaupt noch ein Label, da man ja heutzutage über die ganzen digitalen Anbieter alles selbst machen kann oder?
Thank you for advices! If you’ll make your videos more like this one (shorter and without involving too much of your personal life) it will be way more useful for people and less time for video editing for you. Of course it’s just an advice from my point of view. Anyway thank you for all you doing! Sometimes thing you say are pushing me to move my ass a bit faster to make something=)
Was mir gefallen würde wäre eine Tutorialserie analog zu den Masterclass Sachen! Das was Armin van Buuren da macht könntest du zb auch anbieten - auf deinen Musikstil bezogen! Und vl sogar zusätzlich auf Deutsch... sowas gibts überhaupt selten!! Du hast das Equipment und du hast das Know How... Ich glaube das wäre eine weitere Top Einnahmequelle... ich würds mir jedenfalls was kosten lassen! 😉
This is why I decided to do the TEFL course. Music doesn’t put money on the table. There’s millions of underground conscious emcees who have more talent in their little finger than mainstream rappers do in their whole body, but they get no recognition because of their content. Screw the music industry and the close-minded morons in the hip-hop scene.
how expensive is insurance for your gear and this place? you said you also rent the studio so strangers come in. did things got stolen from you? do you have a video security system or something?
Lasst euch nicht erzählen das man mit Musik oder irgendwas anderem an das Ihr glaubt, mit Geld machen kann! Die Leute verkaufen heutzutage Müllprodukte und machen damit Geld. Das heisst nicht das es einfach ist. Der Sinn dahinter lasst euch nicht so schnell von eurem Weg abbringen! MFG
Es stimmt aber leider. Ich habe von 2014 bis 2017 bei einem Künstler-Management gearbeitet, die einige namhafte deutsche Musiker betreuen. Und auch die können sich (nur von ihrer Musik) nicht mehr finanzieren.
dope... All due respect if you don't mind me asking, whats your age? Only asking because you brought it up early in the video. #respect. #keepworkingkeepwinning
So basically your music can suck as long as your an Instagram model with a couple hundred thousand followers... Or you could always sell your soul for fortune and fame. I hear the price when down tho since everyone is doing it. Just be prepared when the devil comes to collect.
@happy pibble Thats what someone with over 16yrs of experience WORKING in the industry that has songs with famous ppl says. Name any top Artist and they could pull a bumb off the street and make him a top 10 artist. Its not about talent these days look how big 69 got and he is completely trash. you can make anybody a star with the right connections. Money talks and bullshit walks
Und wegen deinem UA-cam Kanal Jonathan, da kannst du locker mehr rausholen, wie z.B. Affiliate Partnern. Ich gebe Dir ein Beispiel , die Firma HYPE Energy Drinks sucht Partner und ich schätze in deinem Job kann man ruhig mal ein Energy Drink vertragen, und die gibt es auch mit Zero Zucker. MfG
Ja ich weiß aber mein main focus liegt auf der Musik und ich will die Freiheit haben in meinen Videos machen zu kommen was ich will. Wenn sich mal etwas ergeben sollte das super passt gerne aber ich trinke nie Energy Drinks 😜
Energydrinks sind alle Schrott. Und Affiliates werden oft negativ betrachtet von der Community, obwohl daran nicht verwerflich ist, solange man für Sachen wirbt die man wirklich selbst nutzt. Aber zu viele bewerben jeden Scheiß nur wegen der Kohle
@@josephwestphal292 Es war nur ein Gedanke, und ich glaube nicht das Energy Drinks von der community verachtet werden.Denn es gibt EDM Festivals wo die Sponsoren aus dem Business kommen. Sorry das ich es nicht in English geschrieben habe denn da hätte der Translator mir mehr komische Wortspiele rein gesetzt als wenn es auf deutsch ist! Trotzdem wünsche ich Dir alles Glück für Dich, deine Musik, deine neue Wohnung und deiner Partnerschaft!!! MfG
A side hustle idea guys! Sell drugs in the club after your gig XD
😂😂🤣🤣
Pirate radio in a nutshell. Dealers funded the station that would promote raves they were dealing at.
Haha 😂
lol works for me!!
😂😂😂
Jon - you are open and honest. It's brave to be like this on the internet. Fantastic story so far. I'm look forward to seeing what happens in 2020.
Congrats Jon! I remember watching your first videos, you've come a long way, keep it up!
happy for you that you got to this stage man !
8:04
December Jon: "I will hopefully go back to touring in a couple of months"
Coronavirus: "You said what?"
2021: you said what?
@@allahinperson6071 lmao
Nothing is impossible my maan!!
i've been here since your first studio. im proud of you jon!
Thank you for being part of this for so long
Problem for me is, I whenever I make music, I try to make something really awesome. Something I know other people will like. And this makes me kinda slow in producing. I dont wanna share shit songs. But I see other artists popping out every month a track, but I personally would never even play them. I have this strange pride, I want my music to sound good whenever its released. Not a rushed bullshit that I dont even like myself.
Depending on how long you've been producing u will get their if finish and make more tracks , good luck
Frog Lord I feel the exact same way Frog Lord. It's like you read my mind and wrote it down here. Feels really weird. Lol 🤝
yeah ur right man...don't ever release something you don't like, that's not artistry. There are tricks you can use to produce dope shit faster. One tip is to save the new ideas you come up with when ur working on a track, you can save them in a folder and come back to them later. Templates are a must. Also my problem my first 3 years producing was trying to "re-invent the wheel" every time I made a new track. Use the dope shit you already made to create new tracks - This will speed up your workflow immensely, and will give your sound some consistency as well
DJ X3NO thank you for the nice and good reply! 🙏
Thats good but don’t get stuck on one track trying to make it perfect, that way you wont progress. I made that mistake in the beginning.
I love this type of videos. It's like to talk with somebody who has more experience and tries to open my eyes. Thanks
Hey bro, do you know what the word “impossible” means?
This is awesome Jon, I totally got you on this one, I know the feeling. Keep it man!
I am studying a Diploma of Electronic Music Production, at the same time I am doing a Bachelors of Security Studies and designing secure PC’s for Music Production, secure file servers and building custom equipment for DJ’s based on arduino boards
From East Texas...”howdy!” I’m a big fan of your mixing skills. Everything you produce is so clean. Thanks again.
Impossible to make money: says the guy with a 4,000 sq foot studio, with over $100,000 of audio equipment, a boat, and takes multiple vacations every year. Smh.
Dont get me wrong, respect to Jon for bossing, but Jon doesn’t want to be a DJ, he doesn’t want to tour, he doesn’t really even want to just make cool music...Jon wants to be a media mogul (think Deamou5, Dr Dre, Jaz-Z, etc).
Why would someone with no presence buy a huge studio, start a label, and spend 1/2 their time trying to network with industry insiders?
I just want to make music my friends like. As do most subscribers.
If the goal was to write a hit song and “blow up,” you can do that in a bedroom with Mac and some headphones. Pretty much every famous EDM producer went platinum on a desk in their dorm room. They didnt get the crazy studio until after.
Jon is on a mission to create a lifestyle, and this channel is part of that, presenting himself as a media entity that jet-sets off to Ibiza or Croatia.
Not hating at all, looks like a great life...but if we’re honest, it’s not really about the music. 80% of the videos are just self promotion. I’ve never seen a Serum tutorial on bass lines, or a video on programing drum grooves. This channel is about creating a persona and awareness for the brand.
LOL....
Wow man love your soul and your attitude towards music, you spoke 100% truth wish you all the very best :)
No-one buys music anymore. You have to perform
Thanks for sharing ur " secrets " .....the inspiration / motivation is powerful . Stay positive and keep moving forward!
You are doing amazing man! Just keep going if you are living a normal life because of music then thank God! Just keep building on it like you are and amazing things will happen
i can understand because i am also a producer and a studio owner from India and i am also broke every month.sometimes i have to lend some money from my friend,some times i have tears in my eyes because i always pray to God that one day everything is going to be fine.Love your videos man.
Thanks for the information :)
I've just to say it, I'm really enjoying it to see you making it in the music business
I love music to enjoy it. I play the music I love.As for the money, it comes to improving the level of production. And don't wait for money from music. If some think this. Enjoy yourself and others with beautiful songs. Then the money will come alone. Thank you
Awesome man, congrats on the space!! Great tips too!
I was done by my management too. Wow and you should be sooo proud of yourself. That's amazing and such a goal for me too.... Thanks for your honesty and thanks so much for this video, it has given me hope to carry on and push myself!! Please don't stop making video. Big fan of you and not just your music bro.
I’m not as big as you are, but I can pay my bills, and have some spare change to buy expensive gadgets when I want to. I’m definitely eager to progress and make the most out of it. I can tell that you are a great source of inspiration for me, Jon!
Curious, in one sentence you say the old way of using A label to sell your music doesn’t work, and they rip you off, but then you say YOU have a label and you have artist. How does that work?
My label is different with very fair contracts making sure the artist gets the most out of every release
That’s the trick becoming the )ew is the only way to profit....
Nice to see your progress. When I first saw your videos, you had a few thousand subscribers, and struggling in that little art studio of your father's, and monitoring through awful Yamaha HS8s. Must feel very wonderful now with these achievements. In the same amount of time, materially, I only managed to achieve a decent control room and a fair income. My best wishes and cheers to the future!
hey mate ! good job with everything, the struggle must have been real but you made it
Cheers ! keep it up
I halfway expected to see you weeping over a guitar. Very funny. :-)
Congratulations. I bet you finally gave your family the peace of mind that it's not all a pipe dream. Now if any relative gives you a hard time during the holidays about getting a "real" job you don't have to say a word. Just send them this video link.
Keep makin the Vids! I thought man this guy is amazing.... and all these tipps and great vids...and than,,...lebt der Kerl auch noch in Düsseldorf! Keep it up my friend!
You knw what I like on this Guy, Cause he's really honest !! Keep going Brother
Hey man! Thanks for sharing some of your story. You got my sub for this message and story and this is the first vid I’ve seen of yours. Well done building the awesome business!
Great Video Jon! Thanks for the positive message!
Such an inspiring video! You are really one of the hardest working people I know Jon! So I am so thankful that you share your knowledge with us, and I have wished for your success all the time, and now that it's finally working out for you I am so glad! Thank You again Jon!! 😊🙏
Ps. Can't wait for your next release btw! Kindest reg from Ole Marcus 🇳🇴
I'll apologize if my thankfulness and admiration for everything you have achieved have made you uncomfortable. I am really NOT trying to suck up to you! All my posts with thanking and positive talking about you have been honest and from the heart! I am one of your biggest fans I'm sure. But I will take it easier from now. I can tell that you don’t like it because I haven't got even a like or comment for ages from you. And that makes me feel a little bit stupid. I'm really trying to support you as best I can. I bought your song on Beatport twice, I have listened to your last release on Spotify on loop for hours each day to get the count up and I have joined as a member on your channel. One of the reasons I comment a lot is also so UA-cam reads more activity on your channel. And I have done all that because I really respect you and łike you. But it has never been my intention to bother you or to suck up to you! So please accept my apology. I will continue to be your fan in a more silent way. Sorry!! Ole Marcus
I enjoy your content and admire your daily sharing/contributions! I feel that you're about to turn a corner and experience explosive growth in your subscriber base (and soon sponsorships), so here's an early congratulations! Wishing you continued success.
Good to hear honest opinions and facts for once. Seems like every creative soul on UA-cam screams for attention these days and throw all kinds of magic potions at us. However, very very few are honest about their life and living (business/money wise.) Thanks for sharing and keep up your good work Jon! :D // DJFLX
You can make a handsome living from your music.
I'm having a hard time making it onto playlists. I'm tooling over to be more EDM, pop. I have a music background but my expectations have been like he said. The idea of just reaching out to people seems impossible at this point. I like to produce, selling is the fact I don't know what Im doing. I'm at the point like he says, choosing a brand. He is proof I can just be me though, thanks. I still dream of a million streams a month Which makes it EDM or Metal?
I really admire what you've done with the passing of time. After a lot of sacrifices, personal time, a lot of effort you've reached a point where you do something you love for a living! That's amazing! Unfortunately i belong to the category you mention : Release a song and wait for the money haha. On top of that i have a day job to support me so time for producing is limited.
What do you have to say to someone who doesn't know anything about branding or marketing and isn't comfortable in front of a camera? Can you recommend a few basic steps or an online course (if there is any) that helps you with the aspect of music branding, promoting and marketing? Other than my website and socials i have no idea what to do to make a brand of my self over time. I've been standing still with zero plays for the last 2 years and i've been producing for 12. All of that just because i thought: "oh i will make a dope song, upload it everywhere and i will make a hit someday" boy was i wrong..
Awesome video!
Shout out from Shout Africa, watching this from my small studio, this was my first year professionally, Inspired to build mine like you did yours, thank you for sharing brother.
love your videos!
Mate I can’t believe the growth. Still remember when you barely had 5,000 subscribers. Feels like I know you personally 😂
Just started watching your contents... Love it... Happy for you mate. been there were you were... trust me you will show all of the people who look down on you... :)
Love your video's. Greetz from Belgium.
thanks Jon !! i appreciate your videos ..i learn alot
Without UA-cam you would not be where you are today. In this digital jungle you need Facebook, UA-cam, Instagram and others to help you. In my eyes, no disrespect, your a youtuber who makes music. You made it all yourself of course.
Ik heb nog nooit geluk gehad om een keer mee te mogen kunnen doen in het echt met de muziek in Nederland Ik heb nu drie geweldige nummers om te kunnen laten horen maar ik heb nog steeds niet mee kunnen doen
Can't wait to see you Dj in your vlogs in a couple of months👍👍
this perspective is onesided jon as beat sellers vary on sales doing good without chasing too much
i still don't get why someone will dislike this video.
jealousy.... it is also meaning less. It takes no effort to click on the dislike -- it takes a lot of effort to record the video, edit, upload.... not to mention all other things that make it worth watching the video -- like the effort it took him to gather the skills and knowledge he shares
I really enjoyed this video and very glad for you!
Inspiring
Barry Samphier indeed! 😃✌️
ok buying the pack and going to see if I can get a good mix in the competition... Thanks for the info on the income streams..
To be fair, it IS possible to make money making music. You could ghost produce, produce remixes for other artists, co-produce for and with artists, produce music for commercials and industrial videos, produce demos, produce trailer music, produce music for scores, produce for music libraries, etc. You are just trying to produce music for an extremely competitive genre and a few competitive platforms: Spotify and Apple Music. However, you are right that brand building and generating multiple income streams is the way to go.
Only if you know the right people and are allowed to be in the same studios with them.
I've never seen anyone that was a working musician successfully retire from only music by the age of 55 between 60. They all die or go broke living in a car/RV. There's so much investing you must do outside of music in order to have a retirement plan.
@@itsrelativ3967 And many of the successful ones had their money stolen by agents and managers.
It is/was possible to make a living with music with PROs such as ASCAP and BMI supporting us. But now some greedy networks like The Discovery Channel and Netflix are actively trying to circumvent the royalty system and screw over their composers from collecting performance royalties. It sets a horrible precedent. Once that spreads throughout the industry it’s RIP for us music creators.
Hey guy, if you were my son I would be so proud! What a bright star!!!
doowopshopgal that's what we call a really nice compliment! 👍😃
ik weet dat ik niet snel genoeg ben geweest en ik begin het nu te begrijpen wat ik moet kunnen doen en hoe ik het moet kunnen doen en wat ik moest aan kunnen
keep going bro I'm inspired by you
thanks for the insight!
Factssss
Thanks for making the videos :)
Thanks for the inspiration.
time for a retrospect?
Hast du einen Plattenvertrag? Oder vertreibst du deine Musik selbst? Braucht man in der heutigen Zeit überhaupt noch ein Label, da man ja heutzutage über die ganzen digitalen Anbieter alles selbst machen kann oder?
Mach beides je nach Song. Nen gutes label kann schon helfen.
So rad!
congratz brother
Jon is a 🐐🐐🐐
Another question: does crowdfunding services like Patreon can be a good way for a musician to make incomes from his fans?
Yes I used to do it at the beginning.
From their* fans
Thank you for advices! If you’ll make your videos more like this one (shorter and without involving too much of your personal life) it will be way more useful for people and less time for video editing for you. Of course it’s just an advice from my point of view. Anyway thank you for all you doing! Sometimes thing you say are pushing me to move my ass a bit faster to make something=)
Your doing great on UA-cam blessings J
Was mir gefallen würde wäre eine Tutorialserie analog zu den Masterclass Sachen! Das was Armin van Buuren da macht könntest du zb auch anbieten - auf deinen Musikstil bezogen! Und vl sogar zusätzlich auf Deutsch... sowas gibts überhaupt selten!! Du hast das Equipment und du hast das Know How... Ich glaube das wäre eine weitere Top Einnahmequelle... ich würds mir jedenfalls was kosten lassen! 😉
Can you talk about how much Spotify takes and how much you actually make?
This is why I decided to do the TEFL course. Music doesn’t put money on the table. There’s millions of underground conscious emcees who have more talent in their little finger than mainstream rappers do in their whole body, but they get no recognition because of their content. Screw the music industry and the close-minded morons in the hip-hop scene.
How does a label screw you, can you be more specific in a next video maybe
Impossibile is a word for Who does not make it😊
Save the day is amazing my man!
Best advice ever
Good Knowledge as always!
Good luck! You are a man! Remember You from the beginning. Its time to build a family;). It motivates a lot
how to upload song on youtube channel after releasing on a distributor?
Is that custom desk?
U r still great atleast u have started
No money !
Either join Mr Walter White Classes or take lessons from Professor .
Merch stats show that You have 14310 opinions from selling T-shirt that brings 307 000euros, or Am I mistaken?
hahah we made 5 shirt sales this year I don't know where you get your numbers from :)
big week on the gear m8
What do you think about huge k-pop entertainments? They earns hundreds million dollars. Why are they so successful?
how expensive is insurance for your gear and this place? you said you also rent the studio so strangers come in. did things got stolen from you? do you have a video security system or something?
We never had any items stolen we have a safety deposit insurance is fairly low
Music is free that's why its hard to make money on it
fuuuuck man are those Kii Three???
So should i also Do Jobs and sidebyside do music?
anyones here has experience with that?
Pickarius I Doordash, and Uber on the side. Tried a paper rout but was to much commitment.
You forgot about Patreon and mixing/mastering service ...
Lasst euch nicht erzählen das man mit Musik oder irgendwas anderem an das Ihr glaubt, mit Geld machen kann! Die Leute verkaufen heutzutage Müllprodukte und machen damit Geld. Das heisst nicht das es einfach ist. Der Sinn dahinter lasst euch nicht so schnell von eurem Weg abbringen!
MFG
Es stimmt aber leider. Ich habe von 2014 bis 2017 bei einem Künstler-Management gearbeitet, die einige namhafte deutsche Musiker betreuen. Und auch die können sich (nur von ihrer Musik) nicht mehr finanzieren.
dope... All due respect if you don't mind me asking, whats your age? Only asking because you brought it up early in the video. #respect. #keepworkingkeepwinning
Very interesting. But I never thought that the Music alone makes you the money. But do it for music Not for the money do it with Passion
So basically your music can suck as long as your an Instagram model with a couple hundred thousand followers... Or you could always sell your soul for fortune and fame. I hear the price when down tho since everyone is doing it. Just be prepared when the devil comes to collect.
@happy pibble Thats what someone with over 16yrs of experience WORKING in the industry that has songs with famous ppl says. Name any top Artist and they could pull a bumb off the street and make him a top 10 artist. Its not about talent these days look how big 69 got and he is completely trash. you can make anybody a star with the right connections. Money talks and bullshit walks
Anthony B I totally agree with you sir!
it's not impossible
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Und wegen deinem UA-cam Kanal Jonathan, da kannst du locker mehr rausholen, wie z.B. Affiliate Partnern. Ich gebe Dir ein Beispiel , die Firma HYPE Energy Drinks sucht Partner und ich schätze in deinem Job kann man ruhig mal ein Energy Drink vertragen, und die gibt es auch mit Zero Zucker.
MfG
Ja ich weiß aber mein main focus liegt auf der Musik und ich will die Freiheit haben in meinen Videos machen zu kommen was ich will. Wenn sich mal etwas ergeben sollte das super passt gerne aber ich trinke nie Energy Drinks 😜
Energydrinks sind alle Schrott. Und Affiliates werden oft negativ betrachtet von der Community, obwohl daran nicht verwerflich ist, solange man für Sachen wirbt die man wirklich selbst nutzt. Aber zu viele bewerben jeden Scheiß nur wegen der Kohle
@@josephwestphal292 Es war nur ein Gedanke, und ich glaube nicht das Energy Drinks von der community verachtet werden.Denn es gibt EDM Festivals wo die Sponsoren aus dem Business kommen. Sorry das ich es nicht in English geschrieben habe denn da hätte der Translator mir mehr komische Wortspiele rein gesetzt als wenn es auf deutsch ist! Trotzdem wünsche ich Dir alles Glück für Dich, deine Musik, deine neue Wohnung und deiner Partnerschaft!!!
MfG