Comments on: ccMixter Going Viral http://virtualturntable.fourstones.net/ccmixter-going-viral Tips, tricks, technology reviews, previews and musings on the current state of affairs in music and audio software for personal computers. Thu, 17 May 2012 14:23:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on ccMixter Going Viral by: Alan Khalfin http://virtualturntable.fourstones.net/ccmixter-going-viral#comment-27851 Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:44:43 +0000 http://virtualturntable.fourstones.net/ccmixter-going-viral#comment-27851 This is great! I am the co-founder of MixMatchMusic and the more collaboration and remixing there is going on the web, the better! Our service helps musicians collaborate on, engage fans with, and profit from their music online. Our widget is free for artists to use to host remix promotions on their various websites. There seems to be some confusion about when we charge people to download music, so let me see if I can't clarify a bit. Our widget is free for any artist to use, and the artist has the choice of selling stems or offering them for free download; so, we leave it up to the artist to decide how they want to run their remix promotion. Any remixes posted on the widget can be shared for free online, and fans without music software can make remixes in our online music sequencer. We also encourage artists to add their stems to our community library; contributing artists can download these stems for free, but non-contributing members have to pay to download audio they've made or like (they can make songs and save them to their profile for free). When a song is sold, the artists keep 85%! Hope this clarifies! This is great! I am the co-founder of MixMatchMusic and the more collaboration and remixing there is going on the web, the better! Our service helps musicians collaborate on, engage fans with, and profit from their music online. Our widget is free for artists to use to host remix promotions on their various websites.

There seems to be some confusion about when we charge people to download music, so let me see if I can’t clarify a bit. Our widget is free for any artist to use, and the artist has the choice of selling stems or offering them for free download; so, we leave it up to the artist to decide how they want to run their remix promotion. Any remixes posted on the widget can be shared for free online, and fans without music software can make remixes in our online music sequencer.

We also encourage artists to add their stems to our community library; contributing artists can download these stems for free, but non-contributing members have to pay to download audio they’ve made or like (they can make songs and save them to their profile for free). When a song is sold, the artists keep 85%!

Hope this clarifies!

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