I need your help, I'm a musician who moved to the United States. It's lovely here, it would be my dream to accomplish a bigger goal and getting a break from the 9-5. Peace
I would argue that some parts of this process are completely based on luck. What if none of the 1500 potential clients responded? Of course it's luck. Skill only goes so far.
I appreciate your comments about building relationships, but why not just be upfront from the beginning? Just write a demo for them and say "Hi there im interested in working with you on your project, I wrote this demo for you!" and boom you're in. And I feel like clients respect being upfront about it more, I don't see why you need to build up a relationship just to ask for money later, that doesn't seem as genuine. Building relationships is important yes, but I would value more the friendships you make over time by working with someone rather than the ones you built just for a means to an end. In more "collaborative" mediums maybe this approach is more appropriate, but doing videogame music I've gotten every client by being upfront in the beginning.
@@Justauri-asdfghjkl good point. Same as any other industry. A wider market with a lower closing rate versus smaller market with potentially higher impact per lead. Both viable
I'm sure the same outcome is totally possible although the approach / process to get there may vary from the steps in this particular video. We primarily consult music producers (not beat-makers only) here at Dark Label, but a handful of them do also sell beats.
Awesome timeline breakdown. Great job on the success. I definitely wanna be on repeat for that experiment 💪🏿
Awesome video. This just motivated me to keep pushing forward and stop letting doubt and fear hold me back.
Great info! Having a plan and the drive to do the actual work paid off
Well done Christian!
He's a hard worker!
this is great stuff!!
It's pretty crazy to see someone using the NS40M today
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Great video!
Thanks Max!
I need your help, I'm a musician who moved to the United States. It's lovely here, it would be my dream to accomplish a bigger goal and getting a break from the 9-5. Peace
Truly inspiring!
ayeee!!!! i know that guy!
homies
Legend!! 🎉
love this!
Thanks for watching Tray!
Two success stories!!
Why couldnt it have been me 😂
I would argue that some parts of this process are completely based on luck. What if none of the 1500 potential clients responded? Of course it's luck. Skill only goes so far.
Great video! Deserves wayyy more views
I appreciate that!
It's been a day 😂
I appreciate your comments about building relationships, but why not just be upfront from the beginning? Just write a demo for them and say "Hi there im interested in working with you on your project, I wrote this demo for you!" and boom you're in. And I feel like clients respect being upfront about it more, I don't see why you need to build up a relationship just to ask for money later, that doesn't seem as genuine.
Building relationships is important yes, but I would value more the friendships you make over time by working with someone rather than the ones you built just for a means to an end.
In more "collaborative" mediums maybe this approach is more appropriate, but doing videogame music I've gotten every client by being upfront in the beginning.
I honestly think both strategies are fine it just depends on personality type and context
@@Justauri-asdfghjkl good point. Same as any other industry. A wider market with a lower closing rate versus smaller market with potentially higher impact per lead. Both viable
is it possible only making beats and do the same thing.... do you have beat makers in your label ?
I'm sure the same outcome is totally possible although the approach / process to get there may vary from the steps in this particular video. We primarily consult music producers (not beat-makers only) here at Dark Label, but a handful of them do also sell beats.
Could you put me on the list? 🙏😂
Imagine if you actually did 😂😂
tbh the first song was better