Hi I have a question about keys intitles. Imagine i chosed a key from vid iq for example meditation music, should I stick to a consistent title format like "Album Title (Meditation Music) in distrokid. And for youtube for example Meditation music|246hz healing music|For a peaceful night. Or should I let VidIQ generate random, optimized titles for each video in youtube? What works best for your channel's growth? To make sure I have this right: i want to ask whether it's okay to post your YouTube video immediately after you submit your album to DistroKid, right? Thank you

I just got done uploading 21 videos to Bilibili and 21 videos to Rumble in literally 2 freaking hours...42 videos total. I'm poofed. Gonna have me a beer. 🍺They were mainly song videos, but still. 2 hour marathon.

I provided a desktop app called music tagger in a thread that you can use to remove track numbers and add paranthesis keywords onto your song files for ditto/toolost. I also put an app you install to add the option to right click convert a png (default of gpt/gemini) to a 1400X1400 jpeg for ditto upload. And lastly I also put a toolost writer credits extension that automates writer credits on each song to save loads of time. 👍 Just search my threads when you join it, and ill bump it as well. You don't have to use my affiliate link but i'll provide it anyway. https://www.skool.com/aimusic/about?ref=89e1da8e6a2840e0868420dc7183ac88

Hi everyone, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself to the community and share the deeper purpose behind my work. I am the independent creator behind five AI music projects: Walkingcrow One, Kintsugi Lungs, Dark Ambient Yuna, Komorebi Nomad, and Urushi Breath. Over the past few months, I have poured everything I have into this craft, releasing 2–3 albums a week and localizing every single release into English, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. To give you some context on why this journey means so much to me: I am autistic. I currently live in Germany on a small disability pension, and navigating life here has been a profound struggle. It often feels as though society holds very little space for those who perceive the world differently—those who simply wish to exist in quiet peace but instead find themselves misunderstood and targeted. Because of this isolation, my music has become my sanctuary and my truest voice. Every album is a deeply personal endeavor, a way to process the heavy weight of my reality and transform my inner struggles into something resonant. AI music has become more than just a creative outlet; it is a lifeline. It has given me a tremendous sense of hope that I might finally build a tangible path out of Germany and find an environment where my mind can truly breathe. I have been absorbing Jesse’s YouTube videos for seven months now, and his guidance is the exact reason I found the courage to embark on this path. I know that true growth requires immense patience, but for the first time in my life, I believe with absolute certainty that I am moving in the right direction. A heartfelt thank you to Jesse—if this craft eventually grants me the freedom to leave my current circumstances and discover lasting peace, my gratitude to you will be eternal. I am deeply excited to be part of this community, to keep putting in the reps, and to move forward alongside all of you! Check out my main project (Walkingcrow One) here: - YouTube: Walkingcrow One / Kintsugi Lungs / Dark Ambient Yuna / Komorebi Nomad / Urushi Breath - Spotify: Walkingcrow One / Kintsugi Lungs / Dark Ambient Yuna / Komorebi Nomad / Urushi Breath

In a recent post "lesson learned" has emerged the possibility of a recent trend of Distrokid to ban (editorial discrection email) account that are using SEO keyword in titles. What Is your take about that? Is that a real risk? Should we change our approach or use some kind of precaution? Is the same using those in titles and in the versione field or Is the latter safer?