I don’t know much about 300 Moonks, but their website and service should be good. Their track pricing seems fair and they should be able to generate some royalty free sales of your music.
To get them to review your submissions you need to pay $30.
| 300monks.com | |
| Reviews Submissions | Yes |
| Re-Titles Tracks | No |
| Exclusive or Non-exclusive | Non-exclusive |
| Set Own Price | No |
| Commission Split | 50% |
| Tracks Approved In | ? |
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300 Monks was the first place to turn down my music. Here was their response. Of course, they only listened to about 4 songs.
Anyway, listened to your tracks and while they are composed, performed and
produced well, I think we’ll have to pass at the moment. We need more
upbeat, hopeful, optimistic music that would work well in a corporate
environment. These all have a bit of melancholy that doesn’t sell well.
It really seems that most libraries are looking for corporate music. I’ve had the same answer from a couple of other libraries.
When looking at track sales at the music libraries, this popularity of easy going corporate music is clearly shown. The few corporate tracks I have in my own portfolio also sells well.
If we were to sit down and make like 20 high quality corporate tracks and think we in the long could get some decent sales. I just don’t find the music that inspiring to create.
agree. i composed a dozen 30-60 sec pieces that i thought could be used as corporate but really prefer complete compositions. i’m trying to study successful audiojungle artists to see what it is they do.