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Who do you want to sell to? How do they want to buy?
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Rappers, R&B singers. They buy paying by paypal or credit card (if that's what you meant with that question)
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Self respecting artists in Germany or France won't give away full rights in their contracts. I don't even know whether you can legally write a contract that would do such a thing.
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Maybe I exagerated saying "full rights". By that I mean that the artist can do whatever he wants with the instrumental if he buys an exclusive license. He can sell 1 million copies, he can remix it, whatever. In a face to face sell, things are much more flexible. You can discuss about royalties, you can sell at a lower price if the artist is famous and he can promote you, you can sell at a higher price if the artist is famous but he doesn't want to promote you
. On the internet it's less flexible.
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I made music for a charity project, it allowed me to be known in a very classy circle in London and Latin America.
When it is for free, rights do not matter too much.
I prefer it that way.
I did not take the ordinary path of becoming a slave of a record company.
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I have other projects for free. I don't plan on becoming a slave of a record company either. No amount of money is worth selling yourself.
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My husband keeps generic contracts on file and updates it for the artist, whether exclusive or non-exclusive.
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I've got some contracts too, but that's what I don't understand. I mean, face to face it's pretty simple. He reads the contract, I sign, he signs. But on the internet? How the heck do you sign a contract online??
Signing a contract here and sending it to the artist after he pays is the best idea I have so far.
Well, I guess a lawyer will clarify my problems. Thanks for the answers!