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tribu
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| quote: | Originally posted by Tranz
I don't know how old you are, or what you know about business, but giving some teenagers access to your newest music, on the internet... is like pissing into the wind. It's not going to work. It's bad enough, when producers give music to a couple close friends in the business, it always winds up getting into the wrong hands. I mean.... think of the life cycle of an mp3. The same day a track could be ripped into an mp3, it could be downloaded thousands of times, within a 24 hr period. It spreads like cancer. Mp3's can be helpful to artists trying to gain recognition, but financially, they can hurt established artists much more. I'm done with this thread... it could go on for days. |
Im 22, and I know a decent chunk. I know Mp3 proliferation is a problem. I know the quick, widespread effects it can have. But the current system doesnt seem to be working any better. I was just wondering about alternatives. You have sufficiently crushed my hope...
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Sep-23-2004 03:20
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Wilko
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| quote: | Originally posted by tribu
Is there a need for professional promotion? Handing out 1 minute samples of your track sounds like decent promotion to me, as well as the current standard of promo cd-rs and top billed DJ's dropping your tune. Now in Max Graham's case, I didnt know he owned a label and thus it wouldnt make much sense, as hed be abandoning his work. But are labels really necessary?
Ok, labels are necessary, but only when youre mass-producing your music in a format like vinyl. But if you're an entry level artist would you rather have your money for your music come to you as a percentage of what the label will make off of you (assuming your song sells well), or come directly to you from your fans. Im probably the odd one out (big suprise there), but Id choose the latter whenever possible. |
Professional promotion in my history is essential, so in my point of view, there's not much more i really need to say on the matter, because my personal opinion is just that. It's essential!
For most entry level artists and big artists alike, it isn't about the money. But again, that is something that can be argued till the sun goes down. And once again, is off topic for this thread.
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