Spotify - open.spotify.com/playlist/194j2MBagMq4hQioTHXWvx?si=ca89f6c041394da4 Apple Music - music.apple.com/us/artist/hashon/1559828800 Produced by me - open.spotify.com/playlist/09M7aK4AaH0wIj7KhCiTS5?si=59015823b02c4e79 Mixed/Mastered by me - open.spotify.com/playlist/6kwPGK2DgVFALVmPhkhVOY?si=8d82367472db490a
I’ve been registering all of my music under my personal information. When I make my LLC this year, would I have to take down and re-register everything under the LLC? Like for tax benefit reasons? Or can I continue to keep everything under my personal info and simply funnel those royalties into the LLC’s business bank account?
It doesn't make your music sound better anywhere. It makes it 100 times worse. The drastic changes it makes to your system doesn't make it translate on everything. It makes you make horrible decisions that will destroy it on everything. Good in theory, absolute nightmare in practice. I swear everyone who recommends this software is getting paid to do it
You don't seem to understand what the point of the software is. Not every space you listen back to your music is going to be treated. The whole point is giving your ears a more balanced idea on what the song sounds like so you can make smarter decisions afterwards.
I have a question Is Distro kid use in every country like Pakistan I am form Pakistan and also want to upload my song from distro kid plz reply me and give any idea plz 😢
After getting the “accepted” title, does that mean that I should expect my money from the songs to be added into my bank account whenever the payouts are?
So if we register as a publisher, do we still need to register as a songwriter? I have a publisher account with BMI and was wondering if I needed to do just one or the other…
@@musicbyazuma oh ok that’s great! But what if I already have a publishers account with BMI? Do I still need to register the song to my songwriter account? 🤔
Hi i have song uploaded by CDBaby, but i added the song in tunecore publishing. Now i want to register the song with BMI, so what should i put under publisher's name? it it going to be tunecore publishing
Gene Simmons daughter did a single on Spotify that got 10 million views and she got paid $214.00, he says Spotify is a disaster and ripping off artists and small artists.
thanks! question: what is the case then if i am entering songtrust as my publisher, regarding the 50%/100% ?... and also my first song i regestered with bmi after long status of pending society review now says unreconciled. should i reach out to them regarding this? can i still distribute? thank you in advance!
Any distributor service with some sorta approval process like routenote will instantly shoot it down before it hits the stores and DistroKid usually turns a blind eye unless you fucking tag Eminem or something so theoretically that hack shouldn’t work
@@musicbyazuma most of the paid ones turn a blind eye but I think they would know something is up if you tagged a big artist cuz like I said it doesn’t work if you tag Eminem or something
@@musicbyazuma I'm with @macaroon147 - Should I why would "most people click yes" when asked if they have a publisher? I think that's the better question.
Hi, I have a song with 2 producers and me the artist. They both live in different countries I believe and I am from the US. I have ascap. If they have different PRO’s can I add them as writers and publishers for splits on my ASCAP?
What do you do when you are a band of two people featuring one person at 25% as a writer everyone on ASCAP, do u still add feature’s Publishing Company? And divide the 25 percent for feature by two: features as writer and publisher? ASCAP won’t let me click person has no publisher.
Every writer needs their own publishing entity. Even if they are the same. For writer's who don't have a publisher AND are with ASCAP, I would recommend signing up for a publisher account since they don't allow roll-ups like BMI does
I agree with the first commenter. I have 60 years experience as a music aficionado and musician Showing your immaturity here. Music is subjective. You shouldn't say that intros should be abandoned, you can, however, stress that point that all parts of the recording should " add something to the whole composition". The Best music is not necessarily commercial or popular. A prime example of an essential intro...young whipper snapper...is Maggie May by Rod Stewart. Stairway to Heaven!
