3 ms·
You know, I can understand if you are streaming to 100+ people that musicians want a cut of that. Thats a small music hall if it was a concert. However, Facebo
by prox 6y ago
You know, I can understand if you are streaming to 100+ people that musicians want a cut of that. Thats a small music hall if it was a concert.
However, Facebook kicks you out even with 3 or 4 people watching. Even when I bought all the music beforehand. I find the rules much to strict, unfair and quite frankly ridiculous that there is such strictness.
- dangus 6y agoSomething I was going to mention but “cut for time” was the idea of a royalty threshold. Sure, charge influencers a royalty or collect a portion of advertising revenue for influencers with over some number of thousand followers. But for individuals, the labels should be encouraging sharing. Also, it seems somewhat obvious in retrospect that it’d be smart for the big labels to own a social network, with deep music features and integration with major music streaming services (E.g. “add this song this person is dancing to to your Spotify”). Now would be a great time for them to clone TikTok.