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Do Music Full Time™️

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streaming revenue and YouTube covers
I've followed a lot of advice from Tim and the group and have made dramatic improvements to the quality of my audio. I'm now at the point where I'm ready to make a plan for branding, videos, and promotion. First, I am currently working with a partner on a 5 song cover album and a 5 song original album for my band the Biscotti Boys. I want to release the audio and video for the songs gradually over a few months but is there a way for Distrokid to collect revenue from music videos on YouTube? Also how does it work with cover songs and YouTube covers? We wanted to do audio and a music video for all of the songs. Second, I've been playing out for 2 decades and know a ton of acoustic covers. I want to post them on YouTube for streaming revenue. How do I go about doing this legally and do you actually make money from it or does the original artist take most the cut? Heres a sample of a test recording I did earlier today. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qcnzDua3H26y26TGqzhGFeO-xIY3IMNy/view?usp=sharing Thanks everyone!
1 like • Feb 16
@Tim Maholic interesting.....but like the step beats stuff on youtube is okay tho cuz it's just audio? Is that what we're dealing with here?
1 like • Feb 16
Good question. I'm gonna try to speak with a rep from Easy Song. They have a sync license service for YouTube videos....for 6 songs I got a quote for $600.... Basically they act as ur lawyer and get the publishing rights so your legit. I'm new to this so gonna try to learn some more. Seems like what a lot of ppl do is say F it and just make YouTube videos until they get taken down or too big.....which i don't wana do but...gotta do some more reading
mix and master on the same project
Question for the group.....Why is it so bad to mix and master on the same session? Newer computers seem to have enough power to process everything at the same time. If you get a solid mix you like in your DAW without any mastering plugins, then start mastering on the same project, why is that so frowned upon in modern recording?
What are you working on right now?
I am building out The Fundamentals courses for you all, working on new cover songs, and doing preproduction for my upcoming US tour. What are you working on?
3 likes • Jan 12
developing the brand! getting a plan together to record a cover ep and an original ep and then how i'm gonna release and promote this summer when we get more gigs. trying to plan and be patient!
more questions, new mac pro
Is it okay that I have a lot of questions? I don't wana blow up the group too hard but I really feel like I am the primary target here cuz I'm literally trying to go from demo quality to pro and I just need help... I use Logic and Mac. I need to upgrade my mac and wana do a macbook pro. However theres a million options. Theres M1 M2 M3 M4 and a bunch of other specs. Theres a best buy in Delaware with an open box M4 mac pro with 24 ram 512g for like $1600 and a M4 mac pro w 16 ram 512g storage for $1400. No sales tax in delaware so def trying to buy from this specific store. I also dont want to spend a ton of extra money on some special thing that doesn't help me with music production... any guidance would be greatly appreciated
tying it all together
Another question. I have Distrokid and it puts all my tracks everywhere. But to use The Step Beats as an example, are the YouTube posts with singles connected to Distrokid or is that separate? Likewise do you create new videos for TikTok too? I feel like when I release something I have to do it on several platforms individually, but it feels like thats not what the pros do.
1 like • Jan 2
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