Do you make money with your DubStep Track’s?

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Post by Dub_Fiend » Thu Jul 02, 2009 7:44 pm

I went to play in a mate's club night a coupla months back... cost me 30 quid to get there, and I spent about 60 quid or so over 4 days, and they could only afford to pay me a tenner for it, so I wouldn't say I've made money off it :P But I had a fucking AWESOME time while I was out there, and playing my first club gig was made all the more sweeter when a guy I saw doing promos for 16Bit outside a Distance gig the night before came up and said he liked my set :D


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Post by boomstix » Fri Jul 03, 2009 1:07 am

^^ my experience has been a lot like that. i have made some money, mainly from doing live gigs but when you factor in how much you spent to get there etc you usually don't end up in front by much.
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Post by mindelixir » Fri Jul 03, 2009 2:04 pm

its all about value added. if you can create income somehow for the system, (bring people to the club that pay, sell digital releases on a label, etc) then you deserve to be paid for your work. if someone is profiting for what you do musically, you need a cut... PERIOD.
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Post by morro_e » Fri Jul 03, 2009 2:20 pm

as for me i guess i spent 3 times as much as i got from it

by the way i play quite often and doing gigs in other cities still vinyl and hardware / software costs muucchh
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