How is it going?? Any tips bro??

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@@vincecedo5155 you sell music?

Good point also

How do I direct traffic to my store selling my music

If they support and love you enough. It’s true. Look at Kanye. DONDA 2 will only be available on his own stem player. No streaming. It’s nuts. But he made 2 million dollars worth of sales from just the first 24 hours

I need to tackle it myself honestly.

Aye hmu fr Ill do business

I managed to get to the page via looking at the link in the video, just had to turn on higher resolution XD Nice looking page! Love it! Man, can't wait to get going with this! Thanks again, dude!

Bro, I took a pause in the middle just to thank you! Stay blessed for sharing your abundance with us freely you are the real deal 🙏🏽

You can write it in I believe, yes. But you still have to do the set up like this to make sure it displays properly.

@@IAMLXGEND thanks for taking time to respond. All the best to you 👊🏾

was thinking the same thing! I guess if youre fire enough

REAL diehard supporters will buy. But also know you have to make it exclusive to your site at least for a limited time BEFORE your music gets put on streaming for them to feel really inclined to buy.

I will but this video already explains that.

I have the basic one but the app to sell the music does not come with that. It’s an additional cost.

Is it a monthly cost or a one time fee ? And thanks for responding my dude most don’t respond

Currently thinking about getting back in the beat leasing business, I have some decisions to make. It seems like a no brainer.....I just don't know.

That’s their problem. The thing about leasing is this is the entire reason a lease license exists. So you can sell the beat over and over again. They should know what their rights are as a lease holder whether that’s by written contract or agreement on the product page. When I lease my beats I say promotional use only. So anything that doesn’t earn them income. If I were to discover any artist using the beat on social and making money from ads or on Spotify or streaming services I would issue a cease and desist or have some sort of content ID claim system do it for me. So people don’t rip you off. And then if they discover other artists use the same beat as them for their own songs that’s just a part of leasing. They should know that going into the lease. Until someone buys the exclusive contract, it can be leased until you decide not to do that.

Yes I do. lxgends.com/products/music-consultation?_pos=1&_sid=52c77577d&_ss=r Page still needs to be customized but I can still be booked in the meantime.

I was told by the developers that certain Shopify templates are optimized better for the app. They are working to fix it to be more universal, I remember the one I selected actually was not compatible so I reached out and was told they would make it so that it works across the board. I’d assume they’re still working on it as they find issues, but for now I’d say try a different template.

If you find it to be beneficial for you, by all means go for it. I considered it for a second but preferred to focus 100% of my attention on my site first and foremost. And if in the future I decided to upload elsewhere, I would. Which now I am considering, but with Timbaland’s Beat Club.

@@IAMLXGEND great stuff appreciate it!

I don’t believe there was a limit on the higher tier pro plan when I made this video. I was surprised by that myself when someone else said the same thing.

Shopify doesn’t serve anyone. It’s just a website hosting platform with apps to make whatever kind of site you want. The only person serving buyers is you. If you want people for media purposes, you have to bring them. If you want people who will listen just for casual listening pleasure, you have to bring them.

You always make time for the things most important to you. Think about that.

Glad you enjoyed it

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tracks = songs. Stems = stems. 150 songs. You’ll be fine.

What's the best option

You didn’t get an email or a download link? This is a question for their support as I don’t work for that company.

Be sure the files are uploaded to the proper listing on your site but if you’re still having trouble you’d have to get in contact with tuneboom

Are you still having problems with the costumers receiving the downloads? I want to cop one of the plans but I see the poor ratings in the App Store… I fear there’s a lot of bugs that might mess the business up.

Shopify only pays one account. You’d have to manually split that from what I’ve known in the many years I’ve used them. Tuneboom I don’t think offers a way around this either.

Same here, not just beats but even full concept albums and shit.

How so? You can scale it anyway you like, just depends what you mean I guess

@@IAMLXGEND I am looking at a record label application that will have multiple individual artists' site pages. Each artist will have their own catalogue of recordings. So the Shopify site itself might have thousands of download transactions per day. Which platform is handling the transaction volume, Shopify or TuneBoom?

Not sure what you mean. This is for people who want to sell their own music on their own website.

@@IAMLXGEND i get that part but for exampl, royalty free music libraries like pond 5 and audio jungle wont accept instrumentals/music thats already registered in the content id system. which makes sense bc if your beat is registered with content id and they use it on their video the earnings go to you. So how do we work around that?

@@OttomanBeats I don’t know what that has anything to do with selling your own music on your own site. You don’t have to work around anything. Put your own music on your own site and sell it. There’s nothing to work around. Audio jungle or whatever other royalty free website has no attachment to what you upload on your own personal website. They are 2 entirely different things and are not connected in any way.

You don’t need a community of other musicians. You just need people who like your music, period. Lol. It doesn’t matter what their career is. Investing into yourself is always worth it.

@@IAMLXGEND this is the point. I dont have any people like that

If you think $60 a month is “expensive” for investing into your own music website then you are in the wrong career. Everything can’t be free. And if it is, you’re likely not getting what you need to scale things up in the future. Which defeats the whole purpose. If you’re not willing to pay that, you’re definitely not going to even want to look at how much it costs to actually build the site up to a standard on par with industry artists, let alone production costs (mixing, mastering, marketing, etc). If you’re not investing into your career, you’re not serious about it. Have to spend money to make money.

Also do you realize how much work it’s going to take to migrate an entire customer base and intellectual property /branding/ products to a new site? You’re making it harder for yourself before you even start.

@@IAMLXGEND thanks for taking the time to reply! 🙏🏾 and I def understand spending money to make money. I was just saying since Beatstars is only $20 a month for the store and everything, with a lot less of a hassle building everything for beginners who have little to NO money. Been trying to sell music the past 2 years so I’ve definitely SPENT my fare share of dollars investing into myself coming into the producing game 5 years ago. You are the first person I’ve seen use Shopify and I’ve been so interested in learning all I can about it in the last few days as it relates to selling music! Thank you again 🙏🏾😊