There are different ways to make a music submission more attractive for users to download and increase its potential.
One of them is to make your submissions more popular and useful. How? It’s a good idea to include multiple versions and edits of each project. While versions are not mandatory for a submission to be approved, they are highly recommended.
Here’s a list of optional versions you can include:
Main Version: The full-length, original version of the project.
15-Second Edit: A brief version suitable for quick promotions or ads.
30-Second Edit: A slightly longer version that can be used for short commercials or social media posts.
60-second Edit: A minute-long version ideal for longer ads or detailed promotions.
Instrumental Version: A version without vocals, useful as background music for users who need songs without lyrics.
Stinger Version: A very short piece, often just a few seconds, used for transitions or branding.
Intro Version: A version that starts with an introductory segment, useful for podcasts or video series intros.
Project Stems: A project’s individual audio channels for different instruments and vocals. These are especially useful for remixing, re-editing, or further production work by users.
Why provide multiple versions?
Versatility: By offering different versions and edits, you cater to a wider range of uses and user needs.
Increased Usability: Users are more likely to download and use your music if it meets their requirements.
Enhanced Appeal: More options can make your submissions more attractive, potentially leading to higher downloads and increased revenue.
Broader Reach: Different edits and versions can be used across various platforms and media types, expanding your audience.
Important tips:
Ensure all versions maintain high audio quality to preserve the integrity of the original track.
Clearly label each version to avoid confusion and make it easy for users to find what they need.
Consider user feedback and trends to refine and expand the types of versions you offer.
By thoughtfully creating and offering these variations, you’ll make your music submissions more appealing, varied, and useful while also enhancing their profitability.
Any questions? Reach out to us at Content@motionarray.com.