I f you have a youtube channel of uploading your beats in regular manner. Then its easy to Sell your beats on a store.. I'm still getting beat sales from beats uploaded 1 year ago.. Thats the best advantage having a beat store to get upsells..
@@ServidaMusic i'm on the same situation :/ the college steals a lot of time, i don't sure about my beat making ability.. that's the most boring, because i dont know if 'll be worth i start a career on youtube from scrath or study more to my college
Jebhbeats no I don’t think you can. His website only has his music. If you create a BeatStars page you can have your own website and post your own beats and samples if you’d like.
This should be a wake up call to everyone making a beat for a placement. There's really a snowball's chance that it happens. So just make music for artistic expression and be original. God knows originality is missing these days.
@@ServidaMusic I was thinking the same thing as I was watching this typing my comment in my head like, "DAMMIT SIMON YOOOUU KNUCKLE HEAD... YOU BEAT ME TO THE PUNCH OF IMPLEMENTING THIS" lmao
yo beatstars give this man some money! and simon you ever planning on another future bass video? your first future bass track was sick and it'd be dope to try it again imo. in the end any content is great so keep it up!
There's a really cool website that not alot of people know about and it's called looperman and all the loops are free and you get to choose each individual one
I’m honestly super surprised you don’t have a separate channel for beats alone just to reach out to artist, btw been watching you for forever and really happy you blew up!!
I was always thinking about this. Rappers don't really care about how a beat is made, they only care about how it sounds. You should do what Cxdy does how he has a beatmaking tutorial channel and a channel purely for finished beats
Its a bit of a pet peeve for 'type beat producers' to be attracting other producers online when we want to attract rappers and singers and this all feeds into the algorithm and keeps it in a loop.. no pun 🤷🏽♂️
You've helped me and my team grow almost 10,000 views in a month on a song that's almost 3 years old. Juicewrld made his song blow up after 3 years! Keep pushing #3WAY 🌌
I stopped selling beats too, around june, and started giving those who are already getting in the game foe free cz i realized i can make 100s of beats so ain't nothing wasted here...
Wow, I never thought of it like that either. I have 8000+ followers on bandlab and received no attention at all despite gaining thousands in two months. I wish you the best of luck man and I hope you have an active fan base!
dude...you are so inspiring, and one of the most talented composer/producer iver ever seen, i mean...you speak, you move music. i hope you because a billionaire! lol i wish you success, please never stop! dont be discouraged!
You are so right, lucky for me I built a website for my beatstore, let me scratch all that stuff out and today I was dealing with needing a certain sound.
Man i was actually thinking about doing exactly that a few days ago. Thanks for the extra motivation. I can do great quality guitar samples. Maybe thats the key to my happiness.
There are already too many type beat producers on youtube that solely rely on loops, so if everyone did this I think it would breed even more people just relying on loops, making the youtube game even more saturated and the loop catalog even more saturated as well. I think this is a great idea with some touch ups. I think it would be cool if you could do a "build you own" loop kit thing. You can select 5,10,15, or hell even 30 of your favorite loops and the more loops you get the larger the discount. Keep it up Simon, I firmly believe this can be a real way to sell loops.
I just purchased 11 samples and melodies from his site and i must say its very legit. I feel like i made a great deal for such good quality. Thank you Simon for providing this.
Hey Simon this is a great idea. You’ve definitely helped me figure out what direction in best for me to take my content. Thanks 🙏🏾. Great video by the way!
a couple of days ago i bought the capital drum kit and its awesome really fits the style in which im producing. don't regret buying it at all. keep it up.
I had a debate with a youtuber a year ago about this very subject. Using splice and loopkits and how easy it is to make beats now days. How today, it seems like there are WAY more producers than rappers. He was saying that its a good thing, but pretty soon there will be no market for selling beats. With all the tutorials and loop kits and sample packs, rappers will be able to make their own beats.
Hey simon, I just wanna thank you for all the great content you've put on your channel so far. It gives me new ideas and exposes me to new concepts. Right now I'm just a high schooler making beats for fun (I also play the saxophone) and to be honest, I'm not well-versed in music theory, since I'm an audible learner, but whenever I see your vids, it gives me motivation to try something new. Nonetheless, I hope your business goes well, blessings and respect.
I LOVE THIS IDEA. I’m happy you found a process for you. Hopefully, in the near future, you’ll do hosting for other musicians and sample makers like myself (WINK WINK) 😂
This was an important video for me and I'm sure many others. A big time lesson in how to market yourself based on what your goals are. Good looking Simon, this video is a big deal.
Yo simon. Your videos are dope. I'm also a Toronto producer who works a shitty job but hopes to sell beats one day. Anyways keep it up man you always give the best tips.
Yo bro, nice that you are so open about what you do, and how you do it. This can give people ideas as well. You're a good person, you enjoy what you do, and you like to make money of it, but you also like to share your knowledge to help others out. Thats really nice, keep it up bro. I might get myself some samples just cause ur so awesome :)
Dude I was just thinking about this (not to the extent of using beatstars) but hell the beatstars thing would be beneficial especially if I'm not making full beat sales regularly. Even though my channel isn't that big but more producers follow me across all my main socials than artist so hell I think you right when it comes to catering to your current audience. Can't sale beats to producers, so may as well go the soundkit, soundloops, etc route. When I implement this I will definitely tag you in my results post on instagram.
I love this idea. I was just figuring out how to start my own website to sell samples(different samples I make from scratch). but id have to try to steer traffic to it etc....., but you my friend have a great idea.
Maybe you should release the beats you make as type beats along with a tutorial so that you can attract more rappers to want to buy your beats while still catering to your producer fanbase by still selling drum kits and doing tutorials for us too