To Tunecore Or To Not Tunecore, Music distribution questions. |
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To Tunecore Or To Not Tunecore, Music distribution questions. |
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Nov 9 2015, 11:41 AM |
Hi there!
As many of you probably, I am an artist that struggle to get my music "out there". One of the best platform is YouTube, but my knowledge of video making is less than 0, so I tried other platforms: ReverbNation, Soundcloud, SoundClick, Bandcamp... etc, all with very small success and things are going down... While I try now to fix my videos and YouTube, I was thinking to use Spotify as a platform. Being independent/not signed, one of the options is TuneCore, which has a pretty thick EULA written in "legalese". What do you think about using TuneCore? Do you have any experience you would like to share? Did you or somebody with a deeper understanding of the terms, took a look on the EULA? http://www.tunecore.com/index/terms If so, can you explain it to me in simple words? |
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Nov 9 2015, 01:36 PM |
Hi Mihai, Todd has given you an excelent idea on how to reach more people. There is a site called The New Rockstar Philosophy that has lots of interesting articles to know how to do the best use of modern technologies to increase your fanbase. Link: http://www.newrockstarphilosophy.com/
About tunecore, I have used it and it's very good. Nowadays I use Cdbaby with similar results. You can compare both to know the differences regarding features and prices but you won't go wrong with any of them... -------------------- My lessons
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Nov 10 2015, 01:42 AM |
Thanks everyone for the answers and for the cool ideas. I will look more into this, also, expect collab proposals
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