>tfw you're never gonna be able to make money off of

Do you have soundcloud or bandcamp?

When I shower I freestyle rap and it's always terrible.

>>37406925
Yes I do

I've got a sc

I made 30 for 2 beats once, its possible

also made a few other small deals

>>37407904
That's pretty cool, how'd you make it happen? Was it just by chance?

>>37408201

I would post new songs in sc threads on mu regularly, gained about 200 followers, one of them wanted my beats.

>>37408236
Not him but yeah i post there every now and then and yeah I gained a few followers, my soundcloud is
https://soundcloud.com/occharacter/
Do I have potential at all? I think my beats are OK but they need work.

>>37408459

You're not bad but the market is so saturated, you're gonna have to put in extra work to fly over all these mid tier producers because its so easy to make a decent beat nowadays.

>>37408873
You're absolutely right. I was thinking on expanding my bass and using unconventional instruments more instead of the same shit. Any criticisms outside of that? Any tips?

>>37408873
Btw how would I vary my bass like the song Both Eyes Closed by gucci mane? Metro did such a good job with the bass.

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You can make money. But need to learn marketing. For example if you only post your beats on soundcloud and 4Chan that's a problem. Get to know local artist, get off the internet sometimes. Network. Take a local artist to lunch and show your craft/learn about their goals. To many producers just post songs and never get royalties. You could even freelance and record local artists. After that up sell beats/promo. For online look into YouTube ads, a rap contest or giveaway. Make tutorial videos. Etc. And yes you should find own style. Even if you do trap beats twist them with ethnic percussion or sounds. Neptunes are good example of this. Another thing is use live instruments at some point.