MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Winst? Voor 10 dollar heb je 'n CD, doe dat maar eens in de free record shop! Pure winst man!
Als je meer dan 1 a 2 parts koopt denk ik niet dat je dat moet doen met de intentie winst te maken. Wel als je een artiest echt wilt helpen natuurlijk!
Als je meer dan 1 a 2 parts koopt denk ik niet dat je dat moet doen met de intentie winst te maken. Wel als je een artiest echt wilt helpen natuurlijk!
Sellabration was erg geslaagd, Maitreya geskipt om de trein te gaan halen maar de rest was erg goed. M.u.v. Confused5 die net zo zoutloos optreden als dat ze op cd doen. Hulde voor de rest (uitschieters waren toch wel Mysti Mayhem en EES voor mij)
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Nieuwe website is live!
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
ik zie het jaquote:
dat vriendengedoe , ik heb heul geen vriendjes nu
Op dinsdag 22 september 2009 19:25 schreef Adelante het volgende:
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
zie m'n sig, mag je mijn vriendje zijn 
Voor de rest ben ik blij dat de 50k artists beter te vinden zijn nu.. leuke updates mbt verkochte parts en duidelijkere link naar de shop. Forum e.d. nog niet uitgeprobeerd.
Voor de rest ben ik blij dat de 50k artists beter te vinden zijn nu.. leuke updates mbt verkochte parts en duidelijkere link naar de shop. Forum e.d. nog niet uitgeprobeerd.
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
nadeel is dat ze niet erbij zetten hoeveel limiteds er al verkocht zijnquote:Op vrijdag 22 augustus 2008 20:30 schreef Ceased2Be het volgende:
zie m'n sig, mag je mijn vriendje zijn
Voor de rest ben ik blij dat de 50k artists beter te vinden zijn nu.. leuke updates mbt verkochte parts en duidelijkere link naar de shop. Forum e.d. nog niet uitgeprobeerd.
Op dinsdag 22 september 2009 19:25 schreef Adelante het volgende:
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Zal nog wel komen, die info deden ze de afgelopen 2 maanden 1x per maand maar meen gelezen te hebben dat het verzamelen van deze data binnekort sneller gaat en dat ze het dan semi-realtime weer kunnen geven.
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Sold Unsoldquote:Op vrijdag 22 augustus 2008 20:34 schreef postmortum het volgende:
[..]
nadeel is dat ze niet erbij zetten hoeveel limiteds er al verkocht zijn
Nemesea: 2538 2462
Cubworld: 1607 3393
Second Person: 1692 3308
Clémence: 1098 3902
Mandyleigh Storm: 1263 3737
Lily: 1326 3674
Maitreya: 2258 2742
Julia Marcell: 2257 2743
SolidTube: 2232 2768
Vegas Dragons: 2278 2722
ConFused5: 3723 1277
T-ka: 2026 2974
Mysti Mayhem: 1944 3056
Grappig dat de meest waardeloze band (Confused5) de meeste cd's heeft verkocht
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Sellaband the new 'era'
By Johan Vosmeijer, SellaBand CEO
SellaBand artists playing the largest and most prestigious arenas of North America. Could it really be possible? I think this is the single question that fascinated me the most in the past six months or so. I know now the answer is 100% affirmative, but let's cue back some seven months ago, when we received an e-mail at info@sellaband.com that said: "Would SellaBand like to be involved in a major new music program that is about to be launched within many of the largest most prestigious arenas in the United States? The opportunity we can provide will attract approximately 1 million music fans in the first year."
My initial reaction was: Yeah, right... The e-mail also stated that is was "not a spam e-mail." Fortunately, Dagmar was a little less cynical about this e-mail than I was and he got in touch straight away. Cue 7 months and many, many meetings and brain storm sessions later, and SellaBand can now claim to be the exclusive partner to provide a total of 180 performance slots at major arenas in North America, in the Summer of 2009. 'Our' bands will get to tour the US, will get to play at 20,000 capacity venues, as part of a revolutionary concept: ArenaFest, the first ever live social network. It involves professional sports, gaming, contests and music. 90 Different events that will each have a well-known headlining act every night, as well as two SellaBand artists filling the opening slots. Hard to believe, right... But it's all 100% true... In fact we have just hired a Tour Director, who will be in control of the scheduling of the event, the logistics and hiring tour managers, stage hands, etc.
The invitation to participate in ArenaFest arrived at a time when we were doing the first preparation for SellaBration '08 and Dagmar and I realised once more that adding the live element to the SellaBand concept on a more permanent basis would be not just the icing on the cake, but a redefinition for unsigned bands trying to translate their online presence back into the 'real world'. If only we could offer this live platform on a more permanent basis.
SellaBration '08 came and went and during this period, our negotiations with the company behind ArenaFest were underway. Very inspiring brain storm sessions and conversations, but also a bit confrontational at times. SellaBand is going to be part of the huge marketing campaign, surrounding ArenaFest. What is going to be our single most important message? SellaBand has the right to have kiosks at every Arena, to promote the concept and sell the music. Do we have the people to man these concessions?
We thought hard about it, but only for a few seconds. What an amazing opportunity. Not only for bands to play these arenas, but also for SellaBand, to market the concept and put the company on the map, Stateside. The ambition to reach hundreds of thousands of music lovers suddenly became more realistic, as well as the opportunity to come a bit closer to the essence of the original SellaBand concept. The challenge to make it happen was daunting, but at the same time it made us realize that now was the time to implement the changes we had in mind for quite some time, already.
Our participation in ArenaFest is not a 'one off'. What will be rolled out in the Summer of 2009, is only the beginning. SellaBand will also be part of this very exciting new platform for unsigned bands, in years to come. And there may be other, like minded initiatives, where other SellaBand artists can have a shot a showing their live skills to a big audience. The Arena people are incredibly impressed with what SellaBand has achieved in its first couple of years. The concept, the team, the community, and let's not forget the music. 29 Recording artists already. Some of them can expect an invitation to be part of ArenaFest any time, soon.
Last week it all became even more 'real'. When the web team showed us the designs and flow for ArenaFest, and when I traveled to New York to conduct a number of interviews. All embargoed until December 1, of course. One media representative put it as follows: "With adding something as big as ArenaFest, SellaBand is actually redefining what is success for unsigned bands." He hit the nail on the head. As of now, SellaBand not only offers a platform for funding your music, recording a professional album and distributing your recorded music, we have added another crucial element: get out there and play. And not just in clubs and bars, but at major arenas across the United States. SellaBand artists playing the largest and most prestigious arenas of North America. Who would have thought...
Johan Vosmeijer,
November 30, 2008
www.sellaband.com
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Alles leuk en aardig, maar ik wil nu toch eerst eens wat meer revenue zien voordat ik er überhaupt nog geld inpomp
By Johan Vosmeijer, SellaBand CEO
SellaBand artists playing the largest and most prestigious arenas of North America. Could it really be possible? I think this is the single question that fascinated me the most in the past six months or so. I know now the answer is 100% affirmative, but let's cue back some seven months ago, when we received an e-mail at info@sellaband.com that said: "Would SellaBand like to be involved in a major new music program that is about to be launched within many of the largest most prestigious arenas in the United States? The opportunity we can provide will attract approximately 1 million music fans in the first year."
My initial reaction was: Yeah, right... The e-mail also stated that is was "not a spam e-mail." Fortunately, Dagmar was a little less cynical about this e-mail than I was and he got in touch straight away. Cue 7 months and many, many meetings and brain storm sessions later, and SellaBand can now claim to be the exclusive partner to provide a total of 180 performance slots at major arenas in North America, in the Summer of 2009. 'Our' bands will get to tour the US, will get to play at 20,000 capacity venues, as part of a revolutionary concept: ArenaFest, the first ever live social network. It involves professional sports, gaming, contests and music. 90 Different events that will each have a well-known headlining act every night, as well as two SellaBand artists filling the opening slots. Hard to believe, right... But it's all 100% true... In fact we have just hired a Tour Director, who will be in control of the scheduling of the event, the logistics and hiring tour managers, stage hands, etc.
The invitation to participate in ArenaFest arrived at a time when we were doing the first preparation for SellaBration '08 and Dagmar and I realised once more that adding the live element to the SellaBand concept on a more permanent basis would be not just the icing on the cake, but a redefinition for unsigned bands trying to translate their online presence back into the 'real world'. If only we could offer this live platform on a more permanent basis.
SellaBration '08 came and went and during this period, our negotiations with the company behind ArenaFest were underway. Very inspiring brain storm sessions and conversations, but also a bit confrontational at times. SellaBand is going to be part of the huge marketing campaign, surrounding ArenaFest. What is going to be our single most important message? SellaBand has the right to have kiosks at every Arena, to promote the concept and sell the music. Do we have the people to man these concessions?
We thought hard about it, but only for a few seconds. What an amazing opportunity. Not only for bands to play these arenas, but also for SellaBand, to market the concept and put the company on the map, Stateside. The ambition to reach hundreds of thousands of music lovers suddenly became more realistic, as well as the opportunity to come a bit closer to the essence of the original SellaBand concept. The challenge to make it happen was daunting, but at the same time it made us realize that now was the time to implement the changes we had in mind for quite some time, already.
Our participation in ArenaFest is not a 'one off'. What will be rolled out in the Summer of 2009, is only the beginning. SellaBand will also be part of this very exciting new platform for unsigned bands, in years to come. And there may be other, like minded initiatives, where other SellaBand artists can have a shot a showing their live skills to a big audience. The Arena people are incredibly impressed with what SellaBand has achieved in its first couple of years. The concept, the team, the community, and let's not forget the music. 29 Recording artists already. Some of them can expect an invitation to be part of ArenaFest any time, soon.
Last week it all became even more 'real'. When the web team showed us the designs and flow for ArenaFest, and when I traveled to New York to conduct a number of interviews. All embargoed until December 1, of course. One media representative put it as follows: "With adding something as big as ArenaFest, SellaBand is actually redefining what is success for unsigned bands." He hit the nail on the head. As of now, SellaBand not only offers a platform for funding your music, recording a professional album and distributing your recorded music, we have added another crucial element: get out there and play. And not just in clubs and bars, but at major arenas across the United States. SellaBand artists playing the largest and most prestigious arenas of North America. Who would have thought...
Johan Vosmeijer,
November 30, 2008
www.sellaband.com
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Alles leuk en aardig, maar ik wil nu toch eerst eens wat meer revenue zien voordat ik er überhaupt nog geld inpomp
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
My initial reaction was: Yeah, right... 
dat dacht ik dus ook na het zien van dat plan
dat dacht ik dus ook na het zien van dat plan
Op dinsdag 22 september 2009 19:25 schreef Adelante het volgende:
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Nou ja, qua media-aandacht zit het wel goed... maar ik wil nu eindelijk eens revenue van de bands waar ik in geïnvesteerd heb...
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
1 part in 3 maanden tijd? hoe komt t?
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
En het eerste wat het tweede veroorzaakt natuurlijk, maar plannen om er iets mee te doen of is het weer klaar zo?
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Nouja, we zitten ook op myspace, hyves, reverbnation, etc etc etc, en als ik alles up2date moet houden dan zou ik dat bijna als 2e baan doen. En ik heb zelf geen idee hoe ik uberhauot sellaband zou moeten promoten, aangezien 99% van de mensen tegenwoordig te gierig is om ook maar iets van muziek aan te schaffen.quote:Op vrijdag 12 december 2008 13:23 schreef Ceased2Be het volgende:
En het eerste wat het tweede veroorzaakt natuurlijk, maar plannen om er iets mee te doen of is het weer klaar zo?
Afgelopen maandag in de nieuwsbrief stond de artist-welcome-kit... doe er je voordeel mee.
Maar als je geen moeite in je sellaband profiel wil steken kun je het net zo goed verwijderen natuurlijk...
As a new Artist on this site you must be filled with questions like: What do I do first? How do I get new fans? How do I convince fans to believe in my journey to 50k? Well don’t worry, you are not alone, and these are very common questions.
Let’s start with the most basic question: “What is SellaBand”. Primarily this site is all about musicians interacting with fans. You are a musician; your fans are what drive you. Your fans are what make you successful. And here, like nowhere else, your fans can help you get your career underway. In other words, you can’t let the money aspect of the site intimidate you. Instead all you need to do is focus on your fans, focus on bringing your music to as many people as you can, and the money aspect will start to take care of itself.
Ok, that was the easy part, now how do you start building that fan base? Well there are many, many things you can do, so why don’t we break it down into blocks and prioritize. First, let’s go over what things you can do immediately after getting signed up.
1. Try to get three songs up as soon as possible along with pictures and information. If you leave out your info, or only post one song, the potential believers aren’t going to feel like they know you well enough to invest in your career. Posting just a link to your external website is not enough either. People want to know that you are serious about your music, and creating a complete profile page is the first thing they will notice.
2. Bring your first believers with you. If making music is your dream, then don’t be afraid to ask your friends and family to help you get started by becoming your first believers. When people who know you show that they believe in your music then it makes it much easier for total strangers to also believe in you.
3. Believe in yourself. You can also create a believer account and invest in yourself. Nobody expects you to have a lot of money, but $10 or $20 when you can afford it tells people that you are serious about reaching 50k and making that CD. You will also get an increased share in your own profits this way.
4. Don’t forget your fans from your live shows. If you perform live shows, tell those fans that you are trying to raise enough money to make a professional CD. Some of them may be willing to become believers and help you reach that goal.
5. Web friends can believe too. If you have your own website or a MySpace page, put your SellaBand profile link on there. That way, anyone who hears your music and likes it, knows where they can go in order to invest in your career.
Great that should get you started! See…it isn’t so tough to get going. Now you’ve got a complete profile, you have a little bit of a fan-base ready to support you. Now how do you start moving up the charts? How do you get NEW potential fans to listen to your music? How do SellaBand believers expect you to interact with them? Again there are many different ways to do this, so let’s go over some of them.
6. Let people know you are here. Check out some of the other bands on the site, especially ones who make music comparable to yours. Give them feedback the way you would want them to do for you. Make note of who their believers are and visit the profiles of those believers. Some believers like you to contact them directly, some don't. Check their profile when in doubt. If they welcome messages, give them an invitation to hear your music.
7. Always use the public “post comment” unless you really have something private to say. The public viewable comments will get your name in front of everyone who visits that profile. It is free advertising for you. In addition, most people on the site only want private messages to be from other community members they already know. Getting private messages that say “I’m new listen to me” may turn off many potential fans.
8. Observe other artists on the site, and learn from them about what works and what doesn't. Some do promotions or autograph things for their fans. Others schedule live shows with fellow SAB artists. These other artists are in it for the same reasons you are, and even if you never make a single dollar, these connections with other musicians could change the way you see your life.
9. If possible rotate in new songs when you can. Keep your page fresh and interesting and people will come back. Fans love new music from their favourite artists. Even if you can’t afford professional recordings, the fans will still like to hear from you.
10.If you have a video camera, give making videos a try. It gives fans a way to feel closer to you, which will strengthen their belief in you. Check out some other great video makers for tips: Second Person, Mysti Mayhem, etc.
Maar als je geen moeite in je sellaband profiel wil steken kun je het net zo goed verwijderen natuurlijk...
As a new Artist on this site you must be filled with questions like: What do I do first? How do I get new fans? How do I convince fans to believe in my journey to 50k? Well don’t worry, you are not alone, and these are very common questions.
Let’s start with the most basic question: “What is SellaBand”. Primarily this site is all about musicians interacting with fans. You are a musician; your fans are what drive you. Your fans are what make you successful. And here, like nowhere else, your fans can help you get your career underway. In other words, you can’t let the money aspect of the site intimidate you. Instead all you need to do is focus on your fans, focus on bringing your music to as many people as you can, and the money aspect will start to take care of itself.
Ok, that was the easy part, now how do you start building that fan base? Well there are many, many things you can do, so why don’t we break it down into blocks and prioritize. First, let’s go over what things you can do immediately after getting signed up.
1. Try to get three songs up as soon as possible along with pictures and information. If you leave out your info, or only post one song, the potential believers aren’t going to feel like they know you well enough to invest in your career. Posting just a link to your external website is not enough either. People want to know that you are serious about your music, and creating a complete profile page is the first thing they will notice.
2. Bring your first believers with you. If making music is your dream, then don’t be afraid to ask your friends and family to help you get started by becoming your first believers. When people who know you show that they believe in your music then it makes it much easier for total strangers to also believe in you.
3. Believe in yourself. You can also create a believer account and invest in yourself. Nobody expects you to have a lot of money, but $10 or $20 when you can afford it tells people that you are serious about reaching 50k and making that CD. You will also get an increased share in your own profits this way.
4. Don’t forget your fans from your live shows. If you perform live shows, tell those fans that you are trying to raise enough money to make a professional CD. Some of them may be willing to become believers and help you reach that goal.
5. Web friends can believe too. If you have your own website or a MySpace page, put your SellaBand profile link on there. That way, anyone who hears your music and likes it, knows where they can go in order to invest in your career.
Great that should get you started! See…it isn’t so tough to get going. Now you’ve got a complete profile, you have a little bit of a fan-base ready to support you. Now how do you start moving up the charts? How do you get NEW potential fans to listen to your music? How do SellaBand believers expect you to interact with them? Again there are many different ways to do this, so let’s go over some of them.
6. Let people know you are here. Check out some of the other bands on the site, especially ones who make music comparable to yours. Give them feedback the way you would want them to do for you. Make note of who their believers are and visit the profiles of those believers. Some believers like you to contact them directly, some don't. Check their profile when in doubt. If they welcome messages, give them an invitation to hear your music.
7. Always use the public “post comment” unless you really have something private to say. The public viewable comments will get your name in front of everyone who visits that profile. It is free advertising for you. In addition, most people on the site only want private messages to be from other community members they already know. Getting private messages that say “I’m new listen to me” may turn off many potential fans.
8. Observe other artists on the site, and learn from them about what works and what doesn't. Some do promotions or autograph things for their fans. Others schedule live shows with fellow SAB artists. These other artists are in it for the same reasons you are, and even if you never make a single dollar, these connections with other musicians could change the way you see your life.
9. If possible rotate in new songs when you can. Keep your page fresh and interesting and people will come back. Fans love new music from their favourite artists. Even if you can’t afford professional recordings, the fans will still like to hear from you.
10.If you have a video camera, give making videos a try. It gives fans a way to feel closer to you, which will strengthen their belief in you. Check out some other great video makers for tips: Second Person, Mysti Mayhem, etc.
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
wat vinden jullie nu van sab met hun websites vol bugs en al 2 x gehackt in een half tijd?
Op dinsdag 22 september 2009 19:25 schreef Adelante het volgende:
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Met jou als KLB vriend hebben we geen vijanden meer nodig nee :')
Mooie kick
Ik vind het zwaar zuigen op z'n zachtst gezegd... heb er al tijden geen geld meer ingestoken en zie wel waar het heen gaat nu. Ze zullen er zwaar aan moeten werken om alles weer op de rit te krijgen want het afgelopen jaar heeft hun imago niet veel goed gedaan.
Eerst dat Arenafest wat niet doorging om duistere redenen, vervolgens die brakke website etc etc.
We zien wel waar het heengaat.
Ik vind het zwaar zuigen op z'n zachtst gezegd... heb er al tijden geen geld meer ingestoken en zie wel waar het heen gaat nu. Ze zullen er zwaar aan moeten werken om alles weer op de rit te krijgen want het afgelopen jaar heeft hun imago niet veel goed gedaan.
Eerst dat Arenafest wat niet doorging om duistere redenen, vervolgens die brakke website etc etc.
We zien wel waar het heengaat.
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
*SCHOP*
Om de nieuwe richting aan te geven
Public Enemy gaat hun nieuwe cd uitgeven via Sellaband:
http://www.sellaband.com/(...)raising-on-sellaband
Om de nieuwe richting aan te geven
Public Enemy gaat hun nieuwe cd uitgeven via Sellaband:
http://www.sellaband.com/(...)raising-on-sellaband
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Dat is wel even wat anders ja. 25 dollar per 'believer' tot een maximum van 250.000.quote:Op dinsdag 6 oktober 2009 12:08 schreef Ceased2Be het volgende:
*SCHOP*
Om de nieuwe richting aan te geven
Public Enemy gaat hun nieuwe cd uitgeven via Sellaband:
http://www.sellaband.com/(...)raising-on-sellaband
Dat zou ik nooit doen. Zelfs als ik de artiest echt goed vond zou ik geen 25 dollar inleggen voor een album dat als die klaar is voor ca 15 te koop zal zijn.
Met de huidige dollarkoers valt dat natuurlijk wel mee, 25 Dollar komt neer op 17 euro en dat is dan weer aardig richting de retailprijs hier.
Het mooie is nu dat artiesten vrij worden gelaten in het budget en de waarde van de 'aandelen' die je koopt. Die Chris Jones bijv. gaat voor 60.000 met de standaard 10 dollar parts.
Ben vooral benieuwd hoe het uiteindelijk gaat werken.
Het mooie is nu dat artiesten vrij worden gelaten in het budget en de waarde van de 'aandelen' die je koopt. Die Chris Jones bijv. gaat voor 60.000 met de standaard 10 dollar parts.
Ben vooral benieuwd hoe het uiteindelijk gaat werken.
"Een menschenhater, menschenschuwend mensch, die niet gaarne andere menschen ziet; een wonderlijk, ongezellig mensch, vijand van alle vrolijkheid.'
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
"My voice is nothing, my thoughts are nothing, in many respects I'm like you; nothing"
Ik ben ook benieuwd, maar het moet wel leuk blijven.
Tuurlijk zitten er ook mensen voor het gokken of het verdienen, die kopen 50 of meer delen van een artiest waar ze het in zien zitten en als het te lang duurt schuiven ze die misschien zo door naar een ander. Die krijgen dan ook 50 cd's thuisgestuurd als zo'n artiest wint, misschien hebben ze dan zelf wel een webshop ofzo waar ze die weer verkopen.
Maar dat is niet waar het mij om gaat. Ik hoop gewoon een artiest te kunnen steunen die ik goed vind om een album op te nemen.
Tuurlijk zitten er ook mensen voor het gokken of het verdienen, die kopen 50 of meer delen van een artiest waar ze het in zien zitten en als het te lang duurt schuiven ze die misschien zo door naar een ander. Die krijgen dan ook 50 cd's thuisgestuurd als zo'n artiest wint, misschien hebben ze dan zelf wel een webshop ofzo waar ze die weer verkopen.
Maar dat is niet waar het mij om gaat. Ik hoop gewoon een artiest te kunnen steunen die ik goed vind om een album op te nemen.
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