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lolFilthzilla wrote:I don't consider my stuff 'mainstream'
hutyluty wrote:never miss a chance to par filthzilla
But why not register a sub label that wont be associated with ur main label and do stuff that is potentially embarassing through that label... if u r serious about your business it surly cant be that hard. U will come much more professional across, cause u ll have at least a phone number or a 10$ web page to show, and will potentially get more and better applications. idk, i know i would go for that option.hutyluty wrote:lolFilthzilla wrote:I don't consider my stuff 'mainstream'
never miss a chance to par filthzilla
but yeah, i think th whole reason they are being anonymous is so people dont see them embarasssing themselves posting on dsf asking for producers
Plus, Wub clearly stated that they were legit.legend4ry wrote:Considering this was locked, then unlocked.. They obviously messaged Wub and proved their legitimacy. Jus' sayin'
illuminati always look out for each otherElectric_Head wrote:Plus, Wub clearly stated that they were legit.legend4ry wrote:Considering this was locked, then unlocked.. They obviously messaged Wub and proved their legitimacy. Jus' sayin'
says yoda himselfDZA wrote:illuminati always look out for each otherElectric_Head wrote:Plus, Wub clearly stated that they were legit.legend4ry wrote:Considering this was locked, then unlocked.. They obviously messaged Wub and proved their legitimacy. Jus' sayin'
Please re-read the original post.ScarletCyanide wrote:Why would a well established producer / company with numerous number ones need to post on a site like this for work? Surely they would be inundated with work... -.-
ephyks wrote:...so if we were to send you a tune, all you'd have to do is never reply back, or give information, and you'd have a full tune royalty free...
SoundCloud is cool. By all means, if you're going to send us something, don't send anything you're not comfortable posting for the world see.Filthzilla wrote:At OP, can I send you an email with Soundcloud links in it?
I'm not even asking you who you are? just asking why you want to remain anonymous? I don' see why you can't answer that.sendusyourdemos wrote:3za wrote:Why can't you tell me who you are?You're absolutely right, we are dodging the question, and do not feel obligated to answer it.pesky wrote:bit of question dodging going on here.
WHO ARE YA?
What did they do to prove their legitmacy?Electric_Head wrote:Plus, Wub clearly stated that they were legit.legend4ry wrote:Considering this was locked, then unlocked.. They obviously messaged Wub and proved their legitimacy. Jus' sayin'
This is not related to this thread as its not a video collection channel, but I feel that this rule should be amended to include threads like this.4. VIDEO COLLECTION CHANNELS
The solicitation of the forum membership by online video (YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion, or similar) site channels looking to establish enormous tune collection's, regardless of whether said tunes are signed, or unsigned, is NOT allowed anywhere on this site. This is for the main reason that the motivation behind these channels cannot be established. Any threads created by channels looking to build massive collections, or looking for subscribers, will have their threads deleted. If we see a pattern of consistent solicitation by these sort of channels then the forum member responsible, and all associated member accounts, will be permanently banned. However, it is important to emphasize the distinction between online video channels created by already established and known labels or producers looking to promote their own discography. These channels are the only kind allowed to solicit.
3za wrote:This thread looks very dodgy to me, and I don't want to see any of my fellow producers get ripped off (even Filthzilla).
You say that "we'll collaborate to create tracks, we write the topline, we finish the production, we pitch the songs to key projects" meaning that this is a group project per say? I'm asking that because I think I have a lot of great ideas/what appeals to the mainstream audience but my production skills aren't on par(mixing) but with the help of a team like yours I assume quality work would be done.sendusyourdemos wrote: The basic workflow with collaborators would be:
- You send us some tracks; in some cases we’ll collaborate to create tracks.
- We write the topline (ie, melody and lyrics) to the tracks.
- We finish the production (ie, record singer(s), edit, mix) to create incredible sounding masters.
- We pitch the songs to key projects in a variety of markets.
Depone wrote:I cant believe the pessimism here. Someone is reaching out, and offering an opportunity to potentially make a lot of £$£
This place stinks recently
DZA wrote:illuminati always look out for each otherElectric_Head wrote:Plus, Wub clearly stated that they were legit.legend4ry wrote:Considering this was locked, then unlocked.. They obviously messaged Wub and proved their legitimacy. Jus' sayin'
Depone wrote:I cant believe the pessimism here. Someone is reaching out, and offering an opportunity to potentially make a lot of £$£
This place stinks recently
Hey, thanks for the interest. Don't worry about mixing if that isn't your forte. If you can make great tracks, we'll make sure they get mixed appropriately. Please send us an mp3 demo or link to soundcloud/youtube/etc of your best work.daeMTHAFKNkim wrote:You say that "we'll collaborate to create tracks, we write the topline, we finish the production, we pitch the songs to key projects" meaning that this is a group project per say? I'm asking that because I think I have a lot of great ideas/what appeals to the mainstream audience but my production skills aren't on par(mixing) but with the help of a team like yours I assume quality work would be done.sendusyourdemos wrote: The basic workflow with collaborators would be:
- You send us some tracks; in some cases we’ll collaborate to create tracks.
- We write the topline (ie, melody and lyrics) to the tracks.
- We finish the production (ie, record singer(s), edit, mix) to create incredible sounding masters.
- We pitch the songs to key projects in a variety of markets.
And is there a specific deadline when you will be not accepting demos anymore?
Please re-read the original post. Thanks.serox wrote:If they are making money why do they want forum producers to help them? sounds like they are big in the mainstream. Does sound dodgy at first imo:)