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Love this song! Great work! I can't wait to hear it when you're done.

It would depend on what you want, and how complex your site is. You could probably get it done at $200 to $500 or more. Unless you bartered with someone (do this for me, and I'll do X for you). Again, it all depends on what you want, and how complex your site is, and what you're willing to pay...

Well, if you're doing an EP that you want to charge less than $10 for, you could just go through CDBaby's digital distribution. Then, you keep 91%, and CDBaby keeps 9%. So then, for every $1, you keep $0.91. What does a "normal" record company take? I'd venture it's more than $4 a copy.

I disagree. My cd will be sold through CDBaby when I'm finished with it. Some shopping carts (and certain online systems like PayPal) charge you a monthly fee. CDBaby also has access to avenues that you may not have access to. You can choose to NOT have your physical CD sold through CDbaby, but...

That's true. Try selling a CD through CafePress! They take like $10.

Jailhouse Fingers Jefferson I'm a bad dude!! ;):D

Let's not forget this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM

I like it. The only thing I would suggest is to do something with the 7 in the font you used. You can't really tell it's a 7. It almost looks like it's a D that's kind of melded to the M.

Like we do with television sometimes??;):D "No!! Don't do that!! You idiot!!" (knowing they can't hear us).

As steve.h said, it's most likely a scam. They'll offer to pay you $30K, but in doing so, they'll clean your bank account out, because there will be "fee" after "fee" after "fee". Sounds a lot like the Nigerian 419 Scam.

Yeah, I hear ya. There are a few other options, but they'll probably cost you money (unless you can do them yourself), and possibly additional bandwidth, and then your end user might not listen because they might not want to download extra stuff. But keep in mind, even with something like a...

Honestly, if they can play it, they can get their hands on it and download it. Bottom line.

Hey, check out using an .m3u file for streaming purposes. If you Google .m3u file, you should get results on how to use them. They're pretty straightforward. To use the m3u, though, your songs must be in MP3 format. You should definitely use the URL you registered as your primary web presence...

Here's a good site, then: www.w3schools.com That's got a lot of tutorials on it.

Yeah, Danny did do a very, very good job of keeping it simple, but elegant.

WRT your site. 1. Overall, it looks good. It looks too familiar, though. It almost has a "dashboard" look to it, like a hosting company would give you. It almost looks very Microsoft-ish... 2. The top blue bar. I'd make it not as thick. Maybe cut a third off the size vertically. 3. Your...

He's extremely talented. I'm sure you'll agree. http://www.dxpressions.com/

I like it -- a lot!

What's funny is I'm trying to learn C#. I mainly do VB.NET. I'm also learning Java, but don't really get the opportunity to use it much. A web-based one would be cool, especially with PHP and MySQL (I'm learning both of those as well). The only real problems I see with a web-based one are...

I don't follow you here. The software won't be used to pirate songs. Although if you're talking about making sure that the CD can't be copied, yeah, I'll have to research that.