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| Zombie0729 |
maybe this is better here:
hey guys need some quick help here. Anyone know what the top 10 tunes on beatport average retail sales are. Are they selling 200 copies a week, do the top downloads hit the thousands?
i understand everything is subjective i'm just trying to get a gage. |
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| System101 |
| as far as im aware.. into the thousands.. my friend Mark Mendes was up there as #1 for a few weeks on the main top 10. i can ask him when i get a chance. |
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| xcalator |
hey !!
I know that if you enter the top 5 at , only, Beatport, staying for 2 or 3 weeks, you can sell up to 10.000 downloads!!!
So big seller like prydz... etc... can makes about 2000/3000 euros per releases only on beatport :wtf: |
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_palm
that must be exagurated? |
if i was to guess i'd say it take 250-500 sales a week to break into the top 10... maybe totalling over 1000 sales to keep their spot?
either way, i think a couple thousand has to be the max on this |
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| Ry Thomas |
| 10,000 sales from 1 download site in 1 week is highly excessive. Bearing in mind the national chart only takes as little as 6000 units to make it to number 1 in a week. The people at the top of the beatport top 10 will be doing good sales but more hundreds rather than thousands |
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| zodiac9 |
A friend of mine is an A&R for a digital label. I can't recall exactly what he told me, but the numbers are much much lower than that for top sales. I'm pretty sure he told me that the average top seller sold an average of 80 copies, then sales will drop off quickly and dry up. Pretty depressing, eh? On rare occasions, an artist will reach the 200 mark.
The digital market is just extremely slow. There's such a huge glut of digital labels and releases, the market is saturated. Most customers aren't willing to sample more than 3 or 4 releases a day. |
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| echosystm |
| moral? learn how to dj. :p |
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| zodiac9 |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
moral? learn how to dj. :p |
Yep, either that, or get signed to a real record label. Or, give your tracks out to DJs for free, you're tracks are a lot more likely to get heard that way. |
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| cl0ckw3rk |
| quote: | Originally posted by zodiac9
Or, give your tracks out to DJs for free, you're tracks are a lot more likely to get heard that way. |
As both producer and DJ, I completely agree with this. |
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| Eric J |
Also, never underestimate the power of getting your track played on TATW or ASOT. I know TATW takes submissions through anjunabeats.com. I notice that a lot of the top 100 in the trance category on Beatport are straight off of the playlists of some of these shows.
Also, Breakfast got noticed by handing his track to Ferry Corsten (i think it was Ferry) at a show, and that kids only 18! Granted, that might not always be feasable, but for those of you going out every weekend, keep a CD of your freshest stuff on you at all times. You never know who you might run in to. If you music is good and you can get it in the hands of the right people, it'll get noticed. |
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| xcalator |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ry Thomas
10,000 sales from 1 download site in 1 week is highly excessive. Bearing in mind the national chart only takes as little as 6000 units to make it to number 1 in a week. The people at the top of the beatport top 10 will be doing good sales but more hundreds rather than thousands |
Hey,
When I say 10.000 is for 2/3 weeks staying in the main top 5, Not top 10.
And I'm talking about big name/big seller :-)
Mike said it to me some weeks ago.I think it's not fake.
Anyway... beatport is still the best for sells...and radio show a nice way to promote stuffs
Klems. |
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| echosystm |
3,000 Euro is still bugger all. Think about how good a song has to be to get to the top 5 for that long... !
Even crap dj's get $500 a night. |
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