I run The GarageBand Guide on YouTube and the web, helping beginners and hobbyists make better music with Apple gear through clear tutorials, honest reviews, and practical guides.
🎤 Music distribution finally explained...
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Hey Reader, I’ve just uploaded a new video that clears up one of the most confusing parts of making music. Music distribution. If you’ve ever finished a track and then hit that “now what?” moment when it comes to Spotify, Apple Music, fees, royalties, or distributors, this one’s for you. In the video I break down:
Watch the video here: ​Music Distribution Simplified: Pricing, Royalties & How to Release Your Music​ As always, if you’ve got questions or want me to cover anything in more detail, just hit reply or drop a comment on the video. Cheers, PS - If you're finding these messages helpful, please consider supporting The GarageBand Guide by buying me a coffee!​ |
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I run The GarageBand Guide on YouTube and the web, helping beginners and hobbyists make better music with Apple gear through clear tutorials, honest reviews, and practical guides.
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