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| quote: | Originally posted by Dave Akermanis
I think you're the one missing the point dude. My shit gets pirated left right and center and I am not complaining... if anything it makes my music more accessible and helps to generate more attention for me.
Instead of crying about how you're losing money from physical copies, take a step back and ask yourself how you can harness people's desire to access your music for free. (Because, Face it - this is not going away.)
It gives you a perfect pull to focus people's attentions. Use your music to get people out to your shows, to pay attention to you on a regular basis.
It is 10x harder to get the focus of a fan for the first time than it is to retain their attention. Grab them with some free music that may ultimately drive them to invest in your cause.
This is -NOT- a crisis that is killing the MUSIC industry, this is a phenomenon that is killing the business of selling CDs. For anyone to say otherwise is simply untrue and you're completely missing the point. If that is your mindset you will miss the big opportunity that is presenting itself to independent artists and amateur musicians all over the world.
It has NEVER been easier for new artists to attract attention, and if done properly, generate revenue. |
it is clearly working out well for you.
your music is quite shit, i doubt anyone outside of your family has listened to or bought your music.
i've never heard of you.
just lol
| quote: | David Akermanis, born and raised in Toronto, belongs to the new breed of talented producers making the Canadian city a centre of excellence in house music.
As a DJ, David spins a wide array of music ranging from electronica and electro, to tech and Progressive - performing alongside some of dance music's hottest artists. |
like who lol.
quit faking the funk 3rd person man.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...endID=300321702
you clearly have a plethora of fans.
Last edited by lolpirate on Mar-06-2009 at 15:44
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