LinuxMusicians

It seems more distributors are heading towards Distrokid's method of annual payment for release. This will make things more interesting as Spotify, Pandora, and soon other music platforms work to implement their own account systems for listing.

Anyone have experience with this audio interface? I heard their vocal transformers are amazing.

How's that UR44 treating working years later? Is it still easy to use on Linux distros?

Anyone have experience with the Scarlett 8i6 (3rdgen)? I'm hoping the newer models are easier to use.

Sorry for the late response. Been busy distributing. Horus doesn't need it to monetize via SoundCloud. Did the process change at least somewhat with SoundCloud now having a Monetize option? I think it's only for internal sales, but I'm unsure. If you put in the ISRC and UPC, that should be enough fo...

This Beatmaker, Risktaker track is good stuff.

Thanks. I have to share this with everyone.

I've asked about Chopped & Screwed here, but I'm also curious about Nightcore.

Does anyone here ever create Nightcore versions of their music - sped and pitched up ?

My latest -

Unique Chopped & Screwed -
https://youtu.be/YB3QdrJuVwo

Feedback welcome, as always.

Thanks for listening to both and your feedback. I like the ability to make an instrument out of a full song and flip the vibe between major and minor. An issue with my example is the original is already to long. I think the average Chopped & Screwed versions come in at ~5-6 minutes. I'll share m...

I recently released my first Chopped and Screwed track. Are there popular platforms I should submit such tracks to in the future?

Real Man Remix Chopped & Screwed on YouTube

If by admin access you mean username/password, this concludes the process changes per distributor.

I don't think we're on the same page. I just explained a monetization process, and there's no need to give admin access to anyone.

Now I have to check out EmuBands. Regarding Soundcloud, you should only need an ISRC and UPC to monetize music on the platform. You may then need to have your Soundcloud page whitelisted. Is this not a standard process across distributors?

I'm going to ask other distributors about the Content ID. https://www.orfium.com/ is new to me. How do you compare it to CD Baby and Distro Kid (the most popular as of now)?

Dead thread but my latest mixdown - https://soundcloud.com/golivelively/hard15