Quote from: IadixDev on March 21, 2017, 04:33:15 PM

Quote from: IadixDev on March 21, 2017, 03:44:03 PM

Even 80% of the market prefers to only goggle over Justin Bieber, there are significant markets that want more diversity. For example, Shawn Grunberger who created BandCamp was a guy that I encouraged back in 1995 to pursue his dream (when I was the programmer and he was working the customer support dept).

We are headed into a fracturing of society where humans break away from a monolith and assert their differences.

Quote from: iamnotback on March 20, 2017, 04:22:00 PM

The current order of the world is fracturing.

We were promised a Utopian, socialist dream and now people are starting to realize that you'd have to be asleep to believe it.

Some years I was involved with developping a c++ streaming module based on ogg/ogm and independant distribution platform, was still involved with this in the beginning of last year with blockchain / html5 based things. But we saw very quickly it's very locked, artist and author have literally gun on their temple from their producer, and even signifiant part of them has been heavily brainwashed on hating p2p in the 2000 Cheesy

Can hope on independant artist or content creator, but they will rarely bring high commercial interest, and still large part will prefer to stick to traditional edition/promotion companies, even with the bad conditions, but they dont think any other way to make good revenu with content creation than being signed with universal or Sony.

We have somehow à plan with decentralized music streaming, and made quick prototype with multi chain, and home made ogg streamer in the node + html5 player and some thinking on this kind of system. But not sure it's 100% viable commercially and if enough artist who are not already chain signed to a big one would jump the step.

And explaining block chain to artists good luck Cheesy

already 2+2 they have an head ache Cheesy

Excellent, so you've completed a lot of the work I was going to need to do if I prioritized a music content app or feature. We should talk about this in the near future.

Did you see the debate I had with @Gmaxwell about ogg streaming index?

Yes we definitely have a problem with the musicians being beholden to the rent seekers and that musicians can barely earn anything. I have a new idea which I think might work, but I am wary if music content should be the first priority. I am happy to know someone has some experience in this area. We should definitely talk about this soon.

You make a good point about them not appreciating the technology. And always the hen-and-egg problem on economies-of-scale. I think even less users can make music, as compared to for example blogging or sharing content. So music content relies on attracting the artists, and as you say they are significantly a captive audience of the rent seekers. So that might be one of the most difficult sectors to disrupt. I originally wanted to go after that market and as I said, I have a unique idea, but I am thinking lately and reinforced by your feedback, that it is not the lowest hanging fruit for us.