Amazing!!
I’ve created many songs so far and published them to YouTube channel, I love how it offers no copyright worries. I can have ownership of the audio
Pay to win
To generate a song you need a credit you start out with 0 credits the only way to get credits IS TO GET THE FRICKIN SUBSCRIPTION AND IM NOT SPENDING NO MONEY
Honestly, I’m Giving this App More than it Gave Me… You’re Welcome…
Nope…
First thing you do is prompt me to give you a review. At least buy me dinner first or even ask me my name.. Then you send me to pay $.99 for a 1 week trial… Get to know your audience honestly. Most people in this niche they do this as a hobby or a routine some do it for a career or inspiration… These are returning customer types if your app is worth it they buy the subscription. Charging $.99 which is nothing why bother ? Wouldn’t you rather hook a hobby or career person? I been paying Suno $10 a month for 10 months they hooked me they gave me some free credits and got me hooked.. Don’t charge a hobbiest or career person to test your app. If the like it you have a lifer.. Or you have a-holes like me who will write all this because you asked me for an review and then wanted to charge me before I could use your service. The sad part is I didn’t get to make one song this all coming from someone who didn’t even get to hear a song… But because you make music, and you didn’t make me any music.. but you ask me to take time to write a review… So probably just dish out 3-4 songs I would guess that probably 70% of your audience are return type customers if you hook them, without asking for somethings before we can use the app you’re gonna charge us to even see if we like it…
And look I already gave you more than you gave me… You asked me for a review…
I didn’t even get a song…
Did you know… I can go down to the Chevy Dealership right now and test drive a brand new 2025 Corvette and guess what, they won’t charge for fuel or the salesman’s wages or a portion or a down payment to test drive $75k sports car… Anyway… Pass out some credits unless you don’t have a good product then keep charging for a trial…
First thing you do is prompt me to give you a review. At least buy me dinner first or even ask me my name.. Then you send me to pay $.99 for a 1 week trial… Get to know your audience honestly. Most people in this niche they do this as a hobby or a routine some do it for a career or inspiration… These are returning customer types if your app is worth it they buy the subscription. Charging $.99 which is nothing why bother ? Wouldn’t you rather hook a hobby or career person? I been paying Suno $10 a month for 10 months they hooked me they gave me some free credits and got me hooked.. Don’t charge a hobbiest or career person to test your app. If the like it you have a lifer.. Or you have a-holes like me who will write all this because you asked me for an review and then wanted to charge me before I could use your service. The sad part is I didn’t get to make one song this all coming from someone who didn’t even get to hear a song… But because you make music, and you didn’t make me any music.. but you ask me to take time to write a review… So probably just dish out 3-4 songs I would guess that probably 70% of your audience are return type customers if you hook them, without asking for somethings before we can use the app you’re gonna charge us to even see if we like it…
And look I already gave you more than you gave me… You asked me for a review…
I didn’t even get a song…
Did you know… I can go down to the Chevy Dealership right now and test drive a brand new 2025 Corvette and guess what, they won’t charge for fuel or the salesman’s wages or a portion or a down payment to test drive $75k sports car… Anyway… Pass out some credits unless you don’t have a good product then keep charging for a trial…
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Amazing!!
I created 2 songs that came out amazing and published them on YouTube Music
And lucky when you create a song no copyright worries meaning my ownership of the audio
And lucky when you create a song no copyright worries meaning my ownership of the audio
