I'm offering free Orchestral Intro's for your Song!

[GAMJoker]

Hey guys,

I'm really interested in producing orchestral stuff lately. Because my arrangements aren't the best ones so far, I want to learn from other projects before I compose whole orchestral songs. In my opinion, the best way to do this, is to make great songs even greater and learn from them.

If you don't know what an orchestral intro is, just search on YouTube for "Orchestral Intro Edit". It's basically a short intro of your song (EDM for example), which keeps the style of your song, but is made out of high quality orchestral instruments.

What do you have to do?
If you want an intro for free, just send me all MIDI files of your song to: "yourfuturemusic@freenet.de"

If I like the song and think an orchestral intro would sound good there, I will come back to you after my holidays.
With sending me your MIDI files, you agree and allow me to upload the final result onto my YouTube channel and monetize the video, if I decide to do an intro for you.
This could be also a great promotion for you and your song, since my YouTube channel has 85.000+ subscribers.

Is it worth for you to get one?
Well... It's for free right? If you like it, you have a great new intro for your song. If you don't like it, you've lost nothing

Can't wait to hear your creations

[AsPeeXXXVIII]

I might be interested, but this part sounds a tiny bit fishy:

With sending me your MIDI files, you agree and allow me to upload the final result onto my YouTube channel and monetize the video, if I decide to do an intro for you.

Would the original creator of the song receive a portion of the revenue generated from the video? Because if not, that's unethical, to say the least.

[Zexila]

Would the original creator of the song receive a portion of the revenue generated from the video? Because if not, that's unethical, to say the least.

It's promotion and he's not charging you for it, but getting payed on other way, there's folks paying bucks to get promoted on You Tube channels and also for that kind of intro's.

[GAMJoker]

I might be interested, but this part sounds a tiny bit fishy:

With sending me your MIDI files, you agree and allow me to upload the final result onto my YouTube channel and monetize the video, if I decide to do an intro for you.

Would the original creator of the song receive a portion of the revenue generated from the video? Because if not, that's unethical, to say the least.

No you will not get any of the earnings from the YouTube video. For each 10.000 views you get like 2-4$.
So basically I take that for the time I used to make your intro for free. I just want to show my work for other people, you shouldn't expect to get 10 million views on your song
Other than that, it's free promotion for your songs to almost 100k people. Some people even pay for getting promoted on such channels. So you get free promotion + a free intro to your song. That's enough in my opinion.

[dark water]

Hey guys,

I'm really interested in producing orchestral stuff lately. Because my arrangements aren't the best ones so far, I want to learn from other projects before I compose whole orchestral songs. In my opinion, the best way to do this, is to make great songs even greater and learn from them.
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If I like the song and think an orchestral intro would sound good there, I will come back to you after my holidays.
With sending me your MIDI files, you agree and allow me to upload the final result onto my YouTube channel and monetize the video, if I decide to do an intro for you.
This could be also a great promotion for you and your song, since my YouTube channel has 85.000+ subscribers.

Is it worth for you to get one?
Well... It's for free right? If you like it, you have a great new intro for your song. If you don't like it, you've lost nothing

Can't wait to hear your creations

Hello GAMJoker, can you give us a link to your Youtube channel here so we can see what sort of quality productions you have made so far?
85K+ subscribers is certainly a good number.

In terms of an orchestral intro, I'm guessing your using samples rather than physically playing and recording a number of orchestral instruments?
As such, what software will you use, and how much experience do you have in providing realistic orchestral sections so far?

[AsPeeXXXVIII]

No you will not get any of the earnings from the YouTube video.

Yeah, I had that feeling.

Sorry to break it to you, but you just about lost a potential customer.

[Bombadil]

No you will not get any of the earnings from the YouTube video.

Yeah, I had that feeling.

Sorry to break it to you, but you just about lost a potential customer.

And another. Besides, I have all these great tools at hand, so it is better that I learn to use them myself.

[Mister Natural]

nah . . . I'm OK. Thanks anyway . . .

[nordickvr]

This sounds more like people that'd take advantage of musicians then somebody looking for a collaboration.