I'd be interested in sheet music. Especially for the interlocking had paterns. I know that's more work on your end. I could see paying for a membership.
3 months ago | 2
Your content and creative ideas are too insightful for midi ‘drag n drop.’ If I’m inspired by a piece/ figure, I learn to play it….. that’s part of the process to appreciating your ideas and integrating them into my music.
3 months ago | 3
Still interested! Would be cool to learn from and experiment with. Would like to read whatever license agreement you come up with
3 months ago | 1
Hi! I had e-mailed you about this a while back, thanks for addressing it. My Patreon mileage varies, I have previously subscribed to a couple of creators and abandoned it after 3-6 months, those 5$ subs add up quickly. Regarding yt subscription, I am paying for yt premium but I wouldn't pay for yt channel subscription. Yt should pay the content creator a part of my monthly fee, like music streaming platforms. I think I would gather any supplementary material in a pdf (like sheet music sketches) and/or midi files and sell it (like on gumroad). Why have another platform to maintain? Are you expecting enough subs to justify your time splitting content and traffic?
3 months ago | 2
Wellllll... I'm an IP communist, so I couldn't promise not to make derivative work, and anyway I can pretty much cop those shorts, especially with the piano roll visible... Would you have any kind of a consult fee to listen and make criticism/suggestions/analysis of viewer composition?
3 months ago | 2
Implied Music
Contemplating providing MIDI files for my shorts for you guys. 1.) Would you be willing to pay for access? I can't see doing this for free. 2.) Do you prefer Patreon or YouTube Membership? 3.) (and this is big one) NONE of my MIDI files are quantized/sync'd to a tempo, etc... I just play them in as I go. You'd get the notes, and they'd sound decent at any tempo around 60bpm, but they won't conveniently drop into your own pieces. 4.) I'd have to provide the files with a Creative Commons by-nc-nd license... not for reuse in any way or distribution with attribution. All that said, still interested?
3 months ago | [YT] | 32