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I am a small time music producer, I sell my music (sounds) online for a set fee?
Published November 12, 2010
Question by naisha4god: I am a small time music producer, I sell my music (sounds) online for a set fee?
I recently received a mail from a famous music producer who want to use my sounds for a song with a semi famous artist, I dont know what to do next, I dont want to lose out if my mixed sound turns into a hit song, please help what should I do, positive answers only pliz
Best answer:
Answer by Kris
Sell that gold dust, but really you should sign a contract binding your self to the track, but if they say no you might as well just sell it at a reasonable price..
Good luck! xD
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