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I don’t think it’s bad. I don’t think customers will be put off by it in the royalty free world. If you look at Audiojungle for instance the top selling author there is called Stock Sounds.
Not too bad although the person I hired was so keen not to make mistakes (and also because every library’s upload process is so different from the last) I spent a lot of time answering emails and explaining things!
I would recommend looking for somebody who has the specific experience of uploading to music libraries if you can.By ‘virtual assistant’ do you mean a real person? I’ve hired someone to do that through Freelancer before.
It’s so cool that they just give this stuff away!
Congratulations to whoever composed it..!
You do not have permission to view this content.This is an excellent idea. Wow I wouldn’t have thought stingers would be so high. I don’t even make them for RF sites. Better start!
I think it’s very good.
For me it’s just ‘keep on keeping on’.
We all know cream rises to the top – I guess we don’t know that we’re cream until we do…Who now actually pays the $600,000 damages?
I personally have taken a punt on the odd new library. When you’re just starting out it’s hard to get your foot in the door with some of the big boys, especially if you don’t have any existing credits to point to. I’ll occasionally do an album of exclusive music for a new library if I get a ‘good feeling’ about them. This has worked out to be quite lucrative in some instances, and a complete waste of time in others!