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$340 is a paltry sum to license a song in perpetuity, much less to make it public domain forever. You're welcome to do whatever you want, but the Digital Millen
by smoldesu 4y ago
$340 is a paltry sum to license a song in perpetuity, much less to make it public domain forever. You're welcome to do whatever you want, but the Digital Millennium Copyright Act does not rule in your favor on this one.
- breck 4y ago> $340 is a paltry sum to license a song in perpetuity, much less to make it public domain forever I bet if he agrees to the deal he'll make >$1M indirectly off that song.
- smoldesu 4y agoSounds like he doesn't need your help to get there.
- breck 4y agoOh I mean his music is out of this world good. I was just responding to your point about the $340 not being a lot for one song. As far as I can tell that song gets < 1,000 listens per month right now. We would blast it to the moon.
- smoldesu 4y agoHow many listens has your website gotten already? How much money have you made for your partners? It sounds like this is unproven, and you're assuming quite a bit here.
- breck 4y agoWe don't track listens. In fact we don't track any digital stuff at all. All I have ATM is GitHub insights: https://twitter.com/breckyunits/status/1587550106936410112 https://twitter.com/breckyunits/status/1587550106936410112 > How much money have you made for your partners? So far our artists are quite happy with the financial results.