NFTs
There are many benefits to using NFTs as an artist, but it can often be difficult to attract or convince the public to buy them. Although the music NFT movement is growing, many people still don’t know what they are, how to buy them, or why they exist. Which is great. We’re here to teach you. In “How to Succeed with Music NFTs” we explain everything you need to know.
Additionally, we have written numerous articles to help you master the NFT/Web3 game. Check them out and hone your skills below:
How to Protect Yourself from NFT Scammers as an Artist
Top 9 NFT Marketplaces
Sample packs
Simply put, a sample pack is a curated collection of pre-recorded audio snippets, such as synth loops, synth patches, a cappella tracks, drum loops, and many other things that don't fit into a email marketing oman single sentence. All you have to do is purchase the pack for a set price and you'll have an entire archive of unique sounds to play around with for your next song. Selling sample packs is a great way to make extra money.
Commodity
Merchandising has always been a key source of income for independent musicians. While live shows aren’t what they used to be, livestreams are a great opportunity to continue selling merch. // Check out “How to Sell More Merch During Your Live Streams” to find out how.
Synchronization Licenses
Any time your song appears in a TV show, movie, commercial, or any visual medium, that’s called a sync placement. In addition to the performance royalties earned from the TV airplay, sync placements also pay a “licensing fee” up front, which is determined by the market value of the song as well as various details of how the music was used in the production. // “How to Optimize Your Compositions for Sync” can help increase your chances of landing a placement.