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don't fall for it, nobody owns the music the musicians making it know this deep down. it's like the music is there, and the musician who "made" it indeed only
by ysofunny 1y ago
don't fall for it, nobody owns the music
the musicians making it know this deep down. it's like the music is there, and the musician who "made" it indeed only brought it from "there" to here. that is it.
at most you own the medium in which the music's representation is stored, which is streaming's problem. the medium is your internet connection if anything
- CPLX 1y ago[flagged]
- ysofunny 1y agoI find it impossible to determine the value of my own work. the saturation of content makes me regard the work of uploading my own 'done' work into a cloud provider (so that anybody can stream my music for free) as not worth the kick I would get from meaningless metrics determined by the same cloud platform into which I would upload my stuff if I did which I won't as it's worthless to do.
- CPLX 1y ago> I find it impossible to determine the value of my own work. A good starting point is the amount people are willing to pay for it.
- Nasrudith 1y agoIf cannibalism is your first response then your concerns never were about human misery.