Yes, exactly, but no one will do. I remember when Artlist took the lead of motion array. Which had totally killed all the earning here. Some authors had started to take some action, we had all started to remove our portfolio etc. But nobody had follow, many people remain quiet, did nothing, keep their little earning in there, and at the end, everything remain the same. Less earning for everyone, no action, no tchat. They removed the slack forum, no more interaction, nothing. And it’s like that all the time no matter the site and the situation.
My point is not to be poor or sucessulf in there. It won’t happen. Having sales, little one, even cheaper, is better for me to see that it can lead to something with CID / PRO or more visibility, customers relation ship (it’s happened to me thanks to my 5$ tracks, I also have a steady customers who came each month purchasing up to 5 tracks on my portfolio at 5$ etc). One sale can lead to something. Few cents right now is better for me than an abysmal void which will keep to grow.
Another point that I’m trying to learn thanks to those hard year is to learn to let it go, at some point we are still here trying to debate (which is important) on who is the guilty, before was better, good old days, dignity, fair prices, we are all so stick to the old thing, when time were great. At the end it’s create more negativity, more anger feeling or bad energy, than just let it go. My stock carrer won’t be a success, that’s okay. I will find another purpose with all the skills I learned. My overall music carrer is not dead. And even the stock one can still exist etc.
I think it’s time to move on, seriously, we can’t go there each month and repeating the same thing over and over, AH THOSE 5 DOLLAR GUYS, AHHH ELEMENTS AUTHOR, like if it was something news. The impact is still huge on our motivation and feeling, but all of this is just bad energies, reviving all days that bad reaction is the best way to remain stuck forever on something which won’t happen again.
We are musician, artists we all come back to music, no matter the market. Don’t forget the music, that’s probably the most precious.