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Interesting point

Yes. Make sure to specify that the music was created using AI when registering your work.

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That's a valid concern. It’s crucial that any new developments in this area are handled with care and prioritize the well-being of young listeners.

Why do you say that?

That POS tracks everything everyone does including your children. A parent is supposed to protect your children. Don’t post anything about them and keep them off all platforms.

Starting an LLC can be a big step, but it’s crucial to have a solid business plan and consistent income from your music to make it worthwhile

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Publishing simply means making your song available to the public, which can happen through various means like performing it live or distributing copies. But officially releasing it on platforms can help you manage and track its use more effectively

it is not considered published until the release date.

Not necessarily, but it's important to be aware of where your money is going

If he leaves spotify my world will change

Deadmau5 has a dedicated fanbase in the electronic music scene. He might not be everyone's cup of tea, but his influence and contributions to the genre are undeniable

It depends on your goals and needs

Oh absolutely. It can never replace the timeless appeal and emotional connection that classic hits have created over the years.

We're referring to the blockchain network where the NFT is created and stored. Ethereum and Polygon are like different cities where you can build your digital assets (NFTs), with Ethereum being the more popular but often more expensive option, and Polygon offering faster and cheaper transactions. OpenSea is a marketplace where you can buy or sell NFTs from any blockchain. So, creating an NFT on Ethereum or Polygon means choosing which network to use as the foundation for your digital asset.

@@OmariMC_ thank you for clarity! I appreciate it👍

If you created the song, wrote the lyrics and melody, and have exclusive rights to the beat, you generally do not need to add the beat maker to the copyright registration. But it's a good idea to document and have written agreements outlining the rights and contributions of everyone involved in the creation process to avoid any potential disputes in the future.

@OmariMC_ appreciate the clarity. I have all the contracts and agreements written out just like you said. The guy I spoke to at the copyright office was throwing me off a bit. But all the research and people I've spoken to are telling me the same thing you are. Thanks for another point of view.

Well there are affordable beats on Beatstars, but a music production agency can offer added value through personalized service, high-quality production, and industry connections.

in 2018, Spotify acquired a minority stake in DistroKid, but DistroKid remains an independent company, and Spotify does not have a controlling interest in it.

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Everyone has their own way of discovering new music! Pre-save campaigns just make it easier for fans to support their favorite artists and stay updated with new releases. But discovering music organically is great too!

Agree

If you're uploading a cover song with your own vocals and original karaoke track, you will still need to obtain the proper licenses. Most distributors require you to secure a mechanical license for the underlying composition of the song.

Thanks ! I thought that it required making own music

Inflation is definitely something to consider

each of these distributors have their own platforms for accessing this data, you should be able to see the detailed analytics and back-end data through their respective dashboards

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Yes 👏 I Concur 👍

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Yes 👏 sir! I agree ☝️

How can I add my music in this playlist?

Yes they do collect royalties for non-interactive streaming, including Spotify's radio play

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You’re right on point

Its a debate worth having as technology continues to evolve and intersect with the creative process

@@OmariMC_ In the wrong hands AI will ruin everything

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Awesome! Looking forward to it!

Glad it was helpful!

Yeah Audius does have a lot of potential, and diversifying the music on the platform by focusing on local artists and incentivizing managers could really help

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Thank you!

You bet!

Yeah sure. I'll probably create a video about that soon

Registering your beats for copyright protection is separate from licensing them. So yes, you would handle licensing separately to sell them legally.

That's weird. I suggest that you reach out to their customer support regarding this issue

@@OmariMC_ I attempted it again after a couple days and the login worked, must have been a glitch.

Thanks for sharing you experience! Protecting your rights as an artist should always be a priority.

It’s definitely a bold move

Probably. Whether or not I would still recommend it depends on your goals and the current effectiveness of the service.