Hello everyone I am a songwriter and have a small publishing company. I am an extremely seasoned writer and I enjoy writing and co writing. My publishing company is writer tree LLC. We are in the business of writing the forever music .. let’s talk ! You can email me at [email protected] Thanks for stopping buy . https://suno.com/s/UfUOoLqn25Q7Grlo

Hey everyone, I just completed a small playlist of tracks to submit to music licensing companies and music libraries. So I was able to submit to a few sites like pond 5 and AudioSparx. I'm waiting for my account to be procressed with Pond5 and was I accepted by AudioSparx. Has anyone ever worked with AudioSparx before? Secondly, this submission game is draining. Lol Uploading all the metadata and info. Then you research music sites only to see they aren't acceping music right now. It also eems like a lot of libraries close submissions for the first quarter.

This is a question I ask everyone the joins this group but wanted to make sure we get the conversation out in the open so everyone can benefit. To be brutally honest, I still struggle with finishing enough quality music and staying consistent and like I told Virgil Cash on a DM, for a long time I struggled with self sabotage - I knew the business side yet held myself back. Luckily I've found ways to push past that BS and hope to share some of the mindset work that's been helpful for me. But let's talk about you! Drop your vote in the poll and if you're feeling up for it, feel free to expand in the discussion below.

So my biggest hurdle is going to be clearing beats because, Im primarily a hip-hop writer and vocalist on songs. My workflow is much more smooth, and I believe I create better work when I can focus on the writing and production of the mix to arrange the project how I vision it. Which leads me into a question going around in everything at the moment... Is it productive in the sync industry to use AI to assist in making a song? I have researched some different things on my own in regards to this topic and would love your take on this matter. More specifically: if I was to use "Suno, or another platform similar with a (subscription)", to make a wav. file beat, throw that into a daw., track my vocals and mix to the best of my abilities via: beat chops, screws, risers, swells, fx ext., vocals sitting nicely, and panned... Is that acceptable or frowned upon? Even so if I had the ability to separate stems.