PartyBoiKevin
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I'm wondering how and where to sell my beats online, any suggestions?
How to sell beats
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MasterSplintar
MasterSplintar
Hey,
That is a good question as many others also ask this and never find the answer.
While there are some sites online for selling beats (Google them), I personally don't think this is the best option.
If you aren't already in the position of selling your music/beats, then it would be best to offer that service to people for free and build up a reputation and library.
A lot of beat selling websites promise that you will make X amount of money, but really you just register, upload the music and wait for nothing. Networking is worth so much more in the music industry. Build yourself a name and portfolio.
I'm sorry if this isn't the answer you were looking for, but it is my personal opinion.
MasterSplintar
That is a good question as many others also ask this and never find the answer.
While there are some sites online for selling beats (Google them), I personally don't think this is the best option.
If you aren't already in the position of selling your music/beats, then it would be best to offer that service to people for free and build up a reputation and library.
A lot of beat selling websites promise that you will make X amount of money, but really you just register, upload the music and wait for nothing. Networking is worth so much more in the music industry. Build yourself a name and portfolio.
I'm sorry if this isn't the answer you were looking for, but it is my personal opinion.
MasterSplintar
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SFTRAXX
West Coast Rap Producer
^^This is the truth.....minus the free part.
While I agree you should build up your catalog and rep - don't play yourself by giving away your work - regardless if you (or somebody else) feels it "isn't ready".
In the long run its in your best interests to charge up front for your work or work out some sort of a barter - because free in the beginning rarely turns into paid later.
$.02
Peep this.
While I agree you should build up your catalog and rep - don't play yourself by giving away your work - regardless if you (or somebody else) feels it "isn't ready".
In the long run its in your best interests to charge up front for your work or work out some sort of a barter - because free in the beginning rarely turns into paid later.
$.02
Peep this.
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