nostr:npub1hd2rzs04wqq4pqavyr9dnmczg80nzgwg0p73eu3y63ck3gf4ejwsz2zm0u I generally haven't sold my music for two reasons, the first being that my music has had a long trend in improving and prior to now, I really didn't consider it to be up to my standard of the music I have paid for, though at this point it feels like I have crossed that threshold
The second reason is because I know people online have access to as many resources as I do, ripping songs is pretty trivial now, and I did a lot of that when I couldn't pay for the music I wanted
nostr:npub15jg3u452ekt6uxkcpfzl2cp7mk4lgfaxae3pt3wswa79vz6qg0zscsh23h i think you should try takin some money. See how it makes you think a lil different about your process.
A lot of visual artists I went to school with had similar attitude. Like they had to improve before they could value their work.
Put it this way.. you will learn every time you even try to make anything. You still achieved something worthy each time. Which learning experience was worth more or less?
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