Originally Posted by Fdemetrio
Good call on that John. I didnt even think of it until you mentioned it, thats always an issue. If the thing went on to be a massive hit, ahem, well i wonder how strong they would cling to their contract. Not a real concern, but its something to consider.

The other thing I just realized is they advertise cheap rates for amount of time. ie. 5 bucks for a song of 1 minute, which is hilarious. So by the time you get to three minutes, then the rate goes up substantially, from 5 bucks for one minute to 30 for 3 minutes.

That's the dumbest pay scale i've ever seen in my life. Its like the old studio engineers, who used to charge by the hour, but it would take them three hours to get set up and get ready to record.
At the end of it its probably gonna cost 100 per track which is what just about everybody charges anyway.

Worth a look


Well, I'd be more than happy to go $100, if I'd get a solid performance. But I don't want any surprises down the road. It did say that fiveer is allowed to site advertise any created tracks by their musicians. That's fine as long as they don't license the tracks.

John smile