Category: Beatmaker Mindset
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Tips for Selling Beats Without Being Influenced by the Sunk Cost Fallacy
As a beat maker creating and selling original beats, it’s important to be aware of the sunk cost fallacy. The sunk cost fallacy is a psychological effect where people make irrational decisions because they don’t want to waste the costs they’ve already invested. Here are three typical examples of how the sunk cost fallacy can…
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The Importance of Experimentation and Patience When Beats Aren’t Selling
For beatmakers, there’s nothing more disheartening than when your creations aren’t selling. In such times, many people try to explore new avenues. They might attempt different genres or take bold promotional approaches, searching for various ways to break through. This is a crucial process that can expand your potential and provide opportunities to gain new…
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Beatmakers: The Power to Connect Through Music
Music has an undeniable ability to stir the human soul. At the heart of this musical creation, beatmakers hold a key role in connecting people through the power of sound.
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Is Beatmaking Ultimately Best Enjoyed as a Hobby?
In recent years, the barriers to entry for music production have significantly lowered, allowing anyone to easily try their hand at beatmaking. However, as beatmakers continue their journeys, many face struggles such as “not selling beats,” “lack of recognition,” and “difficulty maintaining motivation.”
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Flexibility and Strategic Investment: Keys to Success as a Beatmaker
The music scene is a dynamic landscape, and to thrive as a beatmaker, adaptability and calculated investment are essential. In this blog post, we’ll delve into why a mindset focused on investment is crucial for beatmakers, exploring a few central themes.
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How can beatmakers maintain their mental health?
The following methods are effective for beatmakers to maintain their mental health:
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Not All Skilled Beats Are Favorite Beats: Exploring the Subjective in Hip-Hop
In the world of hip-hop, the beat is the king. But what makes a “favorite” beat? Is it always the same as a “skilled” beat, one that’s technically proficient? The answer, surprisingly, is no.
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Some people distribute the music they’ve created as royalty-free, but is that just pretending to be kind to others?
People who distribute their music royalty-free do so for various reasons. Some may want to share their work with more people or contribute to the creative community, choosing to offer it for free. This act can be seen as a form of kindness or support toward others. Additionally, providing music without copyright restrictions can increase…
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My music career isn’t progressing as expeced. What should I do?
When your music career isn’t progressing as expected, it’s a common challenge faced by many musicians. Here are some steps you might consider to help improve the situation:
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What to do if I have lost my passion for beatmaking?
If you’ve lost your spark for beatmaking, here are some tips to rekindle the fire: