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So if there's no money why does my label bother paying for stuffffff? (pg. 2)
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| Richard Butler |
| quote: | Originally posted by 19503
lol theres no mystery. their out of business any time. stop holding on to nothing. |
Who's holding on for anything here?
Every time this debate comes up someone says 'stop worrying about it' so let me clarify;
I'M NOT WORRIED, but that does not stop me wanting to get to the bottom of what is fact and what is fiction.
I run my own business and I make quite a lot, but I know others in the same business who have gone bust.
So there you go - in any field some make money and some don't. Those who don't ALWAYS tell others the industry is e, there's no money - I know bar owners who say this, yet I mknow other bar owners dripping in cash.
Isn't like acting - some make diddly squat and some make millions! |
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| 19503 |
| i dont understand. u run your own thing, yet you wonder about these things? and ur signing on other labels? i seriously dont understand. sorry maybe its the language. maybe it comes down to how they run their business in the end. maybe people who run it from home on their laptops or small bedroom studios dont really have anything to loose and therefore cant go broke, while the oldschool type of labels, with renting locals for big studios, many employees, lawier-work for the contracts etc etc cant go on. maybe its all about the business model which allow some to survive on small sales while other have an entire stab to feed. the big labels maybe are too slow to adapt to how things works now and therefore goes to hell. ofcourse theres still money in the business but its not coming in the same way. |
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| Rodri Santos |
a label is more a promotion tool or has other interest, they aren't meant to make a lot of money, if you run a label as your main job... i doubt you earn enough to live.
Inputs---> 1000 sales a month 50 cent each--> 500€
Discount hosting of website, mastering , promotion etc etc... i think that if they make money enough to cover the costs it's enough.
Well i was about to sign a track with alter ego, do you still recommend them? because i know 4 amateurs all labels tricks you |
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| 19503 |
| no u are not tricked by labels. but u feel tricked because u expected to be tiesto. its all about expectations. lower them! |
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| Rodri Santos |
| my expectations are that i won't see a penny then this happens sometimes. |
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| tehlord |
| quote: | Originally posted by 19503
no u are not tricked by labels. but u feel tricked because u expected to be tiesto. its all about expectations. lower them! |
You're right, it MUST be the language. |
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| orTofønChiLd |
| what about starting your own label? is that a hard thing to do? |
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| 19503 |
| no. easy. recommended. |
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| cryophonik |
| Imagine a world in which every artist is also his own label. :nervous: :crazy: :wtf: |
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| 19503 |
| that would be the perfect solution. thats what im trying to convince people to do also hehe. |
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| tehlord |
| quote: | Originally posted by cryophonik
Imagine a world in which every artist is also his own label. :nervous: :crazy: :wtf: |
If only there were a website with the resources to make that a reality eh Dave |
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