I uploaded 1 beat per day for 2 months. I didn’t really have much engagement or plays. So I cut back to 3 times per week and used the other time to focus on building my channel. Within 3 weeks I made my first sale and it was a beat that I had uploaded back in that first week. I realized that without a following in place, it really didn’t matter if I uploaded 5 beats per day because there was no one listening. Consistency is great, but if you don’t do the work to lay the foundation, you are basically playing the lottery.
i def agree with this! once i got like a little following and found my niche on YT i’m getting more consistent views but i jus started being consistent so we will see
@@slapnpop826 oh wow thank you !! have you run into people taking/ using your music without your permission or knowledge I am afraid after loading on tiktok that people are just using it without my knowledge. do you know how I would go about finding out. much appreciated.
I actually noticed I started making better beats faster when I started to think less about the creating process and create. Instead of thinking what should I create, just take some sounds and vibe with them, move fast and things just start coming together fast and intuitively.
Fr bro, when i make 5-10 beats a day, there is always at least one that blows the rest away. When I spend too much time, and only make one or two, it's hit or miss.
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
I’ve been posting one beat a day for about a year now. It has helped me learn, grow and get some sales. Quantity vs quality is a weird one because with quantity comes quality.
@@yago2400 On multiple different successful type beat channels I’ve noticed that the amount of beats you upload really doesn’t matter (ones a day, 3 times a week etc). As long as you stay consistent with the schedule over a long period of time and also find consistency with thumbnails, titles and descriptions (finding a niche) people seem to find some degree of success.
really intuitive video. thanks man its inspired me. i find so much inspiration but then i fall when it comes to being the creator as i always judge my work so harshly that i leave the beat aside. i went back into my beats from a couple of years ago and was so surprised and impressed with that content i once made, but in those moments i kept wanting to get better i never thought of them as products. its all about finding a middle-ground where you can free flow stress free and consider it a product to be uploaded. good luck to everyone on their journey. hope everyone achieves their goals but its all about enjoying the journey.
Thank you guys. I am filled with value right now:) I am just starting out in the beat business but have been a song writer for years so I am navigating this business through the eyes of professionals like you. Much gratitude.
This video really helped me bro, I've been going through a huge beat block today and this got me the motivation to make something, it's also inspiring me to continue uploading daily not hoping for instant success. I just want to get better with each beat I post.
It is generally true that you get better quality by producing more quantity but there is a caveat i.e you might be sticking to what you already know and therefore make the same kind of beat repeatedly with minimal improvement. Therefore in your quest to get better quality through quantity, you need to identify areas you lack in or you can improve on and deliberately practice and improve on them.
Idk who needs to see this but I upload a beat every single day, never miss a day, and still work a 9-5. Stop making excuses. It's very possibly to make 1 beat a day and post it. You can do this.
I know this video is over 1 year old but the have fun part spoke to me. I have been producing for a while but haven’t posted a lot. Full time job has most of my attention. I have songs on Spotify and TH-cam but I feel I can do more. I just went through a phase of trying to be perfect. This took the fun out of producing. This video just fired me up again. Thank you!
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
When it comes to quantity or quality, i believe that you need to get faster at making your quality, and always set a standard to never go below even if you dont make much higher than your standard… 2 beats a day is a good goal to set for yourself.
My mix never sounds right until workin on it for a few days or even weeks. Producers who upload daily have mostly mid beats. Compare them to guys like Soulker and Lezter who upload every 2-4 days and you'll see a huge gap in quality
this dude skoolbeats has quality Afrobeats 1 per day, I was kinda shocked...like how tf does he do it? And how have I been working constantly work for 2 months and I completed 12 beats... but then when I finally finished mixing all those beats, each one was a unique and precious flawless diamond, they are all good enough to be the foundation of a classic grammy winning album....literally all 9's and 10's....so yeah, personally I've always been about quality over quantity....I think the best speed I can aim for right now is 3 days to get it right, 1 to make the beat, 2 to perfect the arrangement, 3 to perfect the mix
Will never be legendary though. Regardless of time taken its all about originality. Longevity. Majority of today respect the originals of whatever it is.
@@Tedbearbeats Yep. It's about having a formula, being familiar with all the sounds you have and being fast to vision what you want the end product to sound like.
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
This wasnt just a tutorial for me. it was a reminder and a motivation for my process, i will reach the goal i have set and i hope the best for you all as producers
As beginner I am startled by the type beat hype in beatselling, so much so that I hesitate to get into it, even though I was thinking to myself: I could look at it as a learning proccess. I was thinking about options where I could avoid burn out, as learning music is just as huge to me as building a business. You really rounded up my thoughts in a way that it makes sense. Thank you, subscriiibe.
I’ve been uploading nearly everyday for nearly two months. I still have NO traction on TH-cam. But I kept on going and put more time into beat CONTENT. From that I got more views and engagement leading to more networking and beat sales. I say upload everyday if you can but also put money into ads…make shorts/reels on beat making. Fortune favors the brave…and active One of the best videos I’ve watched on this topic. Interesting comments too. Almost like they didn’t watch and digest the entire video.
Great video bro, where I fall short sometimes is finding time for making cover art for every beat that I make so I can post them to youtube and my beat store. Do you have any advice for how to streamline that process?
Me and Rujay started making beats around the same time. We did several collabs together. Great to see all his success. S/O to the homie Rujay and CONGRATS on all the success bro!!
Hey, thanks for helping us, i am uploading one beat every other day on my beat channel since the last 4 months so is just uploading them enough or should i do something more to sell beats?
Being a producer is hard enough work as it is so sometimes I find myself questioning if uploading multiple beats a week is really the way because how can you just layout a beat , mix everything so quick, go through the mastering process (some skip that part) and then do it all over to make a few more while still only spending 4 or 5 hours in the Stu to do it.
@@wegotthatHEATE I appreciate your insight my g. I battle with myself about this daily and another perspective helps me be more confident about my gameplan. Good looks 💯
Look at it like this build a catalog. Focus on making 50, 75, or 100 bearts. Take as long as you need to it’s not a race like he said. Mix and master as you go once you get to your goal start organizing them. In folders with stems and wav files and tagged. Once you do that your ready to start uploading. Now all you got to do is wake up and post a beat a day rather than make a beat mix and master, create cover then upload to TH-cam and your beat stores. Check your channel every other day and look at your analytics and adjust accordingly with your tags that are working. It’s alot of up front work but I’m building my catalog now and that’s what I will be doing. Break it down step by step.
I uploaded 1 beat a day for about a year - there all private on my channel now. But I definitely recommend this as my views steadily went up and after a year I saw success and had a beat even get over 300k views. I then started uploading less frequently and now my views are the lowest they've been in a while lol. Should've kept uploading once a day
What I’m doing rn is stacking up on beats to upload so I’m not rushed and I don’t lose the quality. It would definitely suck if you had to make a beat every single day just to keep up with your uploads
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
I definitely suffer from the attachment to this notion of perfection- and it definitely hinders me and takes away from the creative process. really good advice, can be applied to just about any business. ty.
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
i feel like you should work on both. the easy beats to produce still need to be produced to help you make progress, however you should work on making the ones important to you personally. both of them are going to help you grow.
I started uploading every day and got massive amounts of views. This really worked for me and got my sales up a lot. My strategy has only slightly changed since I started uploading daily so I guess you could say that uploading daily works for some people at least.
Well i started my youtube channel a year ago in September 2022. It took me a year and 3 months to get to 100 subs. Im now at 132 i got 32 subs with in a month just most iv ever gotte n with in a month. I have at least 4 other youtube channels with low subs and views with beats dateing back to 2021. With this channel i successful figured this out kinda. And that is from posting a beat EVERYDAY! Every now and then the youtube gods above will bless me. U just gotta be and stay consistent!!!! Make sure your beats match the artist in your niche aswell. Haven't really made a sell BUT i honestly wanna grow my channel n get better with my beats. This also helps you as a producer cause it gives u clear presentation of what you need to work on asfar as your production. And post shorts!!!!!!!!!!! 💯
People need to realize 6 years 5 years 4 years is not a long time just sounds long. Compared to the rest of your life these few hours of work ain't shit
@@wegotthatHEATE believe it is a fight to stay positive and keep that outlook but I think the covid year went so fast and together with how far I have came with music n 2020 that has changed my outlook just gotta sacrifice laziness
I make different kinds of beats, but I have not yet made my channel because I am in confusion whether to create "separate channels for each genre with one beatstar account" or vice versa. Cuz There are more than fifty playlists on tower beatz's channel . With different genres , and have more than 900k subs & 729 beats on beatstars . But I noticed that he also upload beats in his official website . I have over 100 beats ready to upload but not for a specific genre ...I mainly produce boom bap , trap , soulful and g funk beats . Please Help me get them out in the right way. 🙏
My advice would be to find a few artists(3-4) that fit your style. Use those keywords/artists over and over. I started my youtube 8months ago and almost at 700subs. I started out uploading once a week. Only 2 weeks ago did I start uploading everyday.
I meam hes completly right.. Me as a perfectionist it can take me about 8 hours making one single beat, considering i have around 5 free hours after work, its basicaly killing my life, when i try to chase for that upload rate. I need to focus more on quantity than quality. What is bad too is money, seeing my channel not growing and my sound is still kinda the same (atleast i think) i dont want to spend 400$ on some kind of VTS, to get quality instruments and samples, cuz what if its not about the samples or instruments, but basicaly the beat quality itself? I dont know.. I gonna keep uploading every tim when i finish beat that i actually like, yeah, i can stop placement beat which is simple, but then i can spot beat of mine, where is completly no room for artist (mostly every beat of mine).. I need to find some balance, and get my mix together....
Using tags with the emotion or the feel of the beat can be powerful like "sad type beat" or "bouncy type beat" as well as hitting the genre/subgenre Bouncy Trap Type Beat for eg
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I uploaded 1 beat per day for 2 months. I didn’t really have much engagement or plays. So I cut back to 3 times per week and used the other time to focus on building my channel. Within 3 weeks I made my first sale and it was a beat that I had uploaded back in that first week. I realized that without a following in place, it really didn’t matter if I uploaded 5 beats per day because there was no one listening. Consistency is great, but if you don’t do the work to lay the foundation, you are basically playing the lottery.
It makes a difference, but just for the algorithm
i def agree with this! once i got like a little following and found my niche on YT i’m getting more consistent views but i jus started being consistent so we will see
hey big john when you say upload where do you mean ? youtube ?? thank you**
@@twinkie911 TH-cam, all social media sites. Website. Beat store.
@@slapnpop826 oh wow thank you !! have you run into people taking/ using your music without your permission or knowledge I am afraid after loading on tiktok that people are just using it without my knowledge. do you know how I would go about finding out. much appreciated.
I actually noticed I started making better beats faster when I started to think less about the creating process and create. Instead of thinking what should I create, just take some sounds and vibe with them, move fast and things just start coming together fast and intuitively.
Fr bro, when i make 5-10 beats a day, there is always at least one that blows the rest away. When I spend too much time, and only make one or two, it's hit or miss.
That's called trap
@@MrMakemusicmike You mean the genre or what? I make west coast beats.
@@MrMakemusicmike nah bro jus entered flow state and was locked in on the music. genre don't matter when you have passion for your craft
I have to remind myself that making bad beats will come with this profession but figuring out why that beat didn't work has been extremely helpful.
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
I’ve been posting one beat a day for about a year now. It has helped me learn, grow and get some sales. Quantity vs quality is a weird one because with quantity comes quality.
"With quantity comes quality." Yes bro. Yes.
Do you feel like the YT algo prefers daily uploads or 3 times a week?
@@yago2400 On multiple different successful type beat channels I’ve noticed that the amount of beats you upload really doesn’t matter (ones a day, 3 times a week etc). As long as you stay consistent with the schedule over a long period of time and also find consistency with thumbnails, titles and descriptions (finding a niche) people seem to find some degree of success.
really intuitive video. thanks man its inspired me. i find so much inspiration but then i fall when it comes to being the creator as i always judge my work so harshly that i leave the beat aside. i went back into my beats from a couple of years ago and was so surprised and impressed with that content i once made, but in those moments i kept wanting to get better i never thought of them as products. its all about finding a middle-ground where you can free flow stress free and consider it a product to be uploaded. good luck to everyone on their journey. hope everyone achieves their goals but its all about enjoying the journey.
Upload once a day and take the whole day to make a quality beat thats what everyone should do. Quality and Consistancy.
You got a whole free day?
My day isnt just making beats bro
i agree with this only if you go fulltime but bro we still in school, consider that💀💀
2:32 "...Yeh"
Pretty much sums up that interview haha
Thanks for sharing im working on starting my channel in august - been stock piling beats to get started and then be ahead as I go - really needed this
Thanks for this dude. I'm currently switching from a MWF upload schedule to M-F. I needed to hear this right now.
Thank you guys. I am filled with value right now:) I am just starting out in the beat business but have been a song writer for years so I am navigating this business through the eyes of professionals like you. Much gratitude.
This video really helped me bro, I've been going through a huge beat block today and this got me the motivation to make something, it's also inspiring me to continue uploading daily not hoping for instant success. I just want to get better with each beat I post.
Thanks for this video man! Dope as always!
It is generally true that you get better quality by producing more quantity but there is a caveat i.e you might be sticking to what you already know and therefore make the same kind of beat repeatedly with minimal improvement. Therefore in your quest to get better quality through quantity, you need to identify areas you lack in or you can improve on and deliberately practice and improve on them.
Super dope video! Great explanation!
Channel is flames bro. Nice!
Bro the telling of the video is insane. Quality got even better now !
Finally inspired video and not just a video that show you how you not at the spot you want to be. thank you.
You were right .. the quality of your videos really got elevated 100 times ... Got a lot of gems from this one ..🙌💯
That's exactly the dilemma I was having at the moment.🤩 Not watched it yet, but I am personally of opinion that quality is the bottom line.🤓
Solid video bro 🔥💯 always giving out genuine good advice - keep it coming !
Also love the re brand !
Really nice video. I found myself right now in this situation and this video definitely helped out.
By far the best video I've seen from u bro, nice references too, much appreciated.. New camera, lookin sharp bro
Idk who needs to see this but I upload a beat every single day, never miss a day, and still work a 9-5. Stop making excuses. It's very possibly to make 1 beat a day and post it. You can do this.
eyyy this is great, thanks for the motivation!
Videos like this are so inspirational frr 💯
@@wegotthatHEATE thanks man imma check it out 💪🏾
Amazing video man!
just found this channel such a gem!!
Efficient af!! As long as its consistent, it will bring familiarity with the audience. HEATE dropping the whole vault out here! Love it.
I know this video is over 1 year old but the have fun part spoke to me. I have been producing for a while but haven’t posted a lot. Full time job has most of my attention. I have songs on Spotify and TH-cam but I feel I can do more. I just went through a phase of trying to be perfect. This took the fun out of producing. This video just fired me up again. Thank you!
the trying to be too perfect also spoke to me! comparing myself to others too much made me not post like 90% of my beats
Amazing quality content! Good job!
Much appreciated!
youre the goat ty i think im on the right path
Old but a masterpiece, nowadays, I was watching those videos about making 1 beat a day to make great sales after ... and this help a lot ! Thank you.
Dope video
Thank you man 🔥
Great video man! Super helpful
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
Straight up consistency makes you better it’s that practice and actually trying to learn something new
Nice content bro, learning a lot since i started to watch your videos, soon going to put it all in action
Glad to hear it!
Editing on point 👌
Great video bro very good editited and great tips
you’re finally getting recognition bro cmonnn
@@wegotthatHEATE love to see it man🤘🏼
great video man. i agree 100% with you
made beats for more than 3 years now but this video is something else bro. thanks
Great video!!
Thanks!
I watch the ads just to support this amazing channel🤘🏼
@@wegotthatHEATE lol
Same here :) and that guy with the mixing tutorials has useful info 😆
When it comes to quantity or quality, i believe that you need to get faster at making your quality, and always set a standard to never go below even if you dont make much higher than your standard… 2 beats a day is a good goal to set for yourself.
After watching this video I started to think differently thank you very much bro💯
My mix never sounds right until workin on it for a few days or even weeks. Producers who upload daily have mostly mid beats. Compare them to guys like Soulker and Lezter who upload every 2-4 days and you'll see a huge gap in quality
this dude skoolbeats has quality Afrobeats 1 per day, I was kinda shocked...like how tf does he do it? And how have I been working constantly work for 2 months and I completed 12 beats... but then when I finally finished mixing all those beats, each one was a unique and precious flawless diamond, they are all good enough to be the foundation of a classic grammy winning album....literally all 9's and 10's....so yeah, personally I've always been about quality over quantity....I think the best speed I can aim for right now is 3 days to get it right, 1 to make the beat, 2 to perfect the arrangement, 3 to perfect the mix
@@proverbalizer damn ur confident
Once you get very good at mixing and have your favorite sounds - I do think it’s realistic to upload 4-5 per week that are very good quality
Will never be legendary though. Regardless of time taken its all about originality. Longevity. Majority of today respect the originals of whatever it is.
@@Tedbearbeats Yep. It's about having a formula, being familiar with all the sounds you have and being fast to vision what you want the end product to sound like.
Appreciate you taking the time to make this video bro. Definitely gives me more insight and a bit of better direction towards my destination!
Glad it was helpful!
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
Great points!
This wasnt just a tutorial for me. it was a reminder and a motivation for my process, i will reach the goal i have set and i hope the best for you all as producers
As beginner I am startled by the type beat hype in beatselling, so much so that I hesitate to get into it, even though I was thinking to myself: I could look at it as a learning proccess. I was thinking about options where I could avoid burn out, as learning music is just as huge to me as building a business. You really rounded up my thoughts in a way that it makes sense. Thank you, subscriiibe.
When u said “hey siri” mine on my phone turned on lol just thought that was funny we must sound alike 😂
Great content 👍👍
@@wegotthatHEATE you’re welcome 👍👍
I’ve been uploading nearly everyday for nearly two months. I still have NO traction on TH-cam. But I kept on going and put more time into beat CONTENT. From that I got more views and engagement leading to more networking and beat sales. I say upload everyday if you can but also put money into ads…make shorts/reels on beat making. Fortune favors the brave…and active
One of the best videos I’ve watched on this topic. Interesting comments too. Almost like they didn’t watch and digest the entire video.
Great video bro, where I fall short sometimes is finding time for making cover art for every beat that I make so I can post them to youtube and my beat store. Do you have any advice for how to streamline that process?
you gave me confidence in myself thx
You’re a G, very comprehensive
Yessir grind starts now
Nice vid bro
thank you, !!! thank you so much for this vid!!!
That was great thanks honestly it's crazy out there XD !!! Cheers, And Remember You Nice Keep Going!
Thanks, you too!
Bro you're links in the description are redirecting me to the google maps!
Very great content and quality videos
Much appreciated
Thanks dude 🔥
Me and Rujay started making beats around the same time. We did several collabs together. Great to see all his success. S/O to the homie Rujay and CONGRATS on all the success bro!!
Cap
Hey, thanks for helping us, i am uploading one beat every other day on my beat channel since the last 4 months so is just uploading them enough or should i do something more to sell beats?
valuable advice
Being a producer is hard enough work as it is so sometimes I find myself questioning if uploading multiple beats a week is really the way because how can you just layout a beat , mix everything so quick, go through the mastering process (some skip that part) and then do it all over to make a few more while still only spending 4 or 5 hours in the Stu to do it.
More than likely you end up making mediocrity
So basically you can have a fast workflow depending on what genre or type beat you familiar with?
@@wegotthatHEATE I appreciate your insight my g. I battle with myself about this daily and another perspective helps me be more confident about my gameplan. Good looks 💯
Look at it like this build a catalog. Focus on making 50, 75, or 100 bearts. Take as long as you need to it’s not a race like he said.
Mix and master as you go once you get to your goal start organizing them. In folders with stems and wav files and tagged.
Once you do that your ready to start uploading.
Now all you got to do is wake up and post a beat a day rather than make a beat mix and master, create cover then upload to TH-cam and your beat stores.
Check your channel every other day and look at your analytics and adjust accordingly with your tags that are working.
It’s alot of up front work but I’m building my catalog now and that’s what I will be doing.
Break it down step by step.
Thanks my guy . some sell this kind of knowledge
Great video
Started my channel a week ago. Thanks for the Informantion. This is 🔑 hope everyone who sees this have sucess on their journey 🌊
I uploaded 1 beat a day for about a year - there all private on my channel now. But I definitely recommend this as my views steadily went up and after a year I saw success and had a beat even get over 300k views. I then started uploading less frequently and now my views are the lowest they've been in a while lol. Should've kept uploading once a day
@@wegotthatHEATE I used to make trap and then I switched to drill so I privated all the old trap ones, also the mixes were pretty bad lol
What I’m doing rn is stacking up on beats to upload so I’m not rushed and I don’t lose the quality. It would definitely suck if you had to make a beat every single day just to keep up with your uploads
This is a very thorough and straightforward video. I really appreciate your perspective. Thank you!!
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
those guys were saying they just download a splice melody and put drums on it. Just be lazy and use loops if it's about making money
I see what you did with your channel. It’s called heate cause all the videos are heat 🔥🔥
Appreciate that
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
At first I was like nah then you plaid that clip then the abandon perfectionism and yessss
It really helped a lot to me what I have to do now😍👍
production value's went to the moon
good video, i got better by uploading and making multiple beats everyday for a couple years.
6:50 Damnit, I thought I got a text!
Same thing here😮started looking for my phone😂
I definitely suffer from the attachment to this notion of perfection- and it definitely hinders me and takes away from the creative process. really good advice, can be applied to just about any business. ty.
Only gems here💎no bullshit
great video
just started my own beat channel trying to grind really hard to get my music out there, would love any kinda feedback :) th-cam.com/video/fc6idOpXFoQ/w-d-xo.html
Bro this video was pretty helpful🙏🔥
i feel like you should work on both. the easy beats to produce still need to be produced to help you make progress, however you should work on making the ones important to you personally. both of them are going to help you grow.
I started uploading every day and got massive amounts of views.
This really worked for me and got my sales up a lot.
My strategy has only slightly changed since I started uploading daily so I guess you could say that uploading daily works for some people at least.
No offense but 400 is no massive amount
@@SG-ix3ly 85K in the last 3 months?
@@xerovbeatzx2 lets say im uploading a beat every day and all the beats will get 100 views each. How many sales can i expect a month?
Well i started my youtube channel a year ago in September 2022. It took me a year and 3 months to get to 100 subs. Im now at 132 i got 32 subs with in a month just most iv ever gotte n with in a month. I have at least 4 other youtube channels with low subs and views with beats dateing back to 2021. With this channel i successful figured this out kinda. And that is from posting a beat EVERYDAY! Every now and then the youtube gods above will bless me. U just gotta be and stay consistent!!!! Make sure your beats match the artist in your niche aswell. Haven't really made a sell BUT i honestly wanna grow my channel n get better with my beats. This also helps you as a producer cause it gives u clear presentation of what you need to work on asfar as your production. And post shorts!!!!!!!!!!! 💯
People need to realize 6 years 5 years 4 years is not a long time just sounds long. Compared to the rest of your life these few hours of work ain't shit
@@wegotthatHEATE believe it is a fight to stay positive and keep that outlook but I think the covid year went so fast and together with how far I have came with music n 2020 that has changed my outlook just gotta sacrifice laziness
Thanks 😢👊
Must...... abandon...... perfectionism.....
@@wegotthatHEATE MAN lol. It's tough!
I make different kinds of beats, but I have not yet made my channel because I am in confusion whether to create "separate channels for each genre with one beatstar account" or vice versa.
Cuz There are more than fifty playlists on tower beatz's channel . With different genres , and have more than 900k subs & 729 beats on beatstars .
But I noticed that he also upload beats in his official website .
I have over 100 beats ready to upload but not for a specific genre ...I mainly produce boom bap , trap , soulful and g funk beats . Please Help me get them out in the right way. 🙏
My advice would be to find a few artists(3-4) that fit your style. Use those keywords/artists over and over.
I started my youtube 8months ago and almost at 700subs. I started out uploading once a week. Only 2 weeks ago did I start uploading everyday.
I liked that quantity vs quality photography class experiment🤘😝
@@wegotthatHEATE thanks for sharing this, it actually put things into perspective for me🙌🤓
I had my youtube channel for 3-4 months. My channel was just approved for monetization yesterday.
Nice. thanks
Consistency!
future note to me: maybe do some trend-jacking in the beginning to get a following and then start focusing on quantity
thx man
I meam hes completly right..
Me as a perfectionist it can take me about 8 hours making one single beat, considering i have around 5 free hours after work, its basicaly killing my life, when i try to chase for that upload rate.
I need to focus more on quantity than quality. What is bad too is money, seeing my channel not growing and my sound is still kinda the same (atleast i think) i dont want to spend 400$ on some kind of VTS, to get quality instruments and samples, cuz what if its not about the samples or instruments, but basicaly the beat quality itself? I dont know..
I gonna keep uploading every tim when i finish beat that i actually like, yeah, i can stop placement beat which is simple, but then i can spot beat of mine, where is completly no room for artist (mostly every beat of mine)..
I need to find some balance, and get my mix together....
great content man! My problem is I make beats without making type beats and I don´t really know how I should tag my beats. Can you help me.
Me too, but on BeatStars i see a lot of Producers who didnt Type beats and they have big selling too.
@@2018rokiszok can you me with tags. What kind of tags they use, artist name or what.
@@wegotthatHEATE Just wondering if there is good place to sell instrumentals? Do you know?
Anything could be labeled as a type beat
Using tags with the emotion or the feel of the beat can be powerful like "sad type beat" or "bouncy type beat" as well as hitting the genre/subgenre Bouncy Trap Type Beat for eg
im honestly just gonna upload quality beats for like 3 days a week i feel like id grow more for havent really great beats instead of being consistent