After 200+ conversations with producers
"when my studio's more ready."
A great way to stay in the same spot a year later. I have producers spending 1-2 hours a day on a laptop, whenever they want, crushing it. If you can't find an hour a day to get paid making music, this isn't for you.
You're not getting a course to go figure out. We build your entire remote studio together, A to Z. Literally WHAT I'm running right now. Step 1 is that build. Step 2 is filling it with monthly artists. Step 3 is naturally scaling it.
They're not paying for a set number of songs or hours. They're paying for you, as their producer, every month. You're working on one song at a time together. Not a race to get songs done.
No sharing sessions. No stems back and forth. Everything is housed in YOUR session. This is all async collaboration. They send it, you work on it in your own time and send it back. Repeat. All the back and forth, all the communication nicely organized in one space.
Creative ads on IG & Meta. I show you exactly how to run and make them. These are creative ads showcasing your vibe. Zero "pitching" involved. You're not chasing anyone, artists raise their hand when their ready to start working.
Yep. Split it 3 or 6 months if that's easier. 6 months runs about $580 a month. You are up and running inside your 1st month.
There's no magic number, but most producers have artists in their monthly studios their 1st month in.
You know what it's like, and exactly how you're doing things right now. So, the only question you'd need to ask yourself is if you're good with that? To be clear, there's nothing wrong with that if you are. But "waiting" doesn't make anyone "more ready".