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AI Guerrillas

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103K Views in 48 Hours — Discipline Changed Everything
103K views in just 48 hours… Honestly, it still doesn’t feel real. I never thought I could achieve results like this simply by creating AI-generated music. It took me six months to finally see my first real results, and there were many moments when staying consistent felt extremely difficult. I’m not sharing this to brag. I just want to show you that it’s possible and that I genuinely believe everyone here can succeed. The biggest difference for me was discipline. At the beginning, it’s hard to keep going when you’re not seeing any results, but you have to trust the process and stay consistent. Your results may not come immediately, but that doesn’t mean they won’t come. Sometimes, it’s simply a matter of time. Keep working, keep learning, and don’t give up.
103K Views in 48 Hours — Discipline Changed Everything
0 likes • 8d
@Kostya Fed 1 album per week for 1 artist
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@Claudio Fantoni other people using my music for their content
first full length youtube music video for my dark country artist
just created my first youtube music video for my dark country artist Black Mesa Saint, i have released a bunch of songs for this artist on distrokid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5-YxtBMrjE i think this one came out quite well workflow was using chatgpt to create all the images, first creating the characters and locations referance images, then using the reference images to create the individual scene shots, 1-55 which i then animated in kling and then put it all together in premiere pro i did burn threw alot of kling credits, and it was painful creating the images in chatgpt as it took ages, using mj is a better option, but i did this for a test and it seems to be good on character and scene consistency
0 likes • 7d
Your music is cool, the music video is cool—just stay consistent and everything will be fine, man 💪
Hi, I've watched your video to become a
ai artist creators. I need help with making YouTube channel for each artist . I have 10. For YouTube their making do phone verifications. Do anyone has methods for that I have email addresses for each one. some proton.me, proton.com and some Gmail.y approach must be all wrong..Please help. I need to get this done today.
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You're allowed one phone number for every two YouTube accounts. I had no choice but to buy a prepaid SIM card at a tobacco shop. I don't know if you can find one at Walmart?
Update on my Viral Band
My band went viral on Tik Tok then took off on You Tube. I've gotten over a 1000 subscribers on both platforms in just two weeks. The song that went viral has over 65,000 views on You Tube. It's getting shared and replayed on both platforms. I'm still in awe. I thought this song would do well, but I never thought it would propel the band into people telling me they're going to make line dances from it and so on. lol This is definitely my commercial band while the others gain their own speed.
2 likes • 16d
Have you ever felt that moment when the music hits you deep? It’s an incredible feeling! Keep up the amazing work, and congratulations on your results!
My experience with Ditto Music
Hey AI Guerrillas! I wanted to share my experience with Ditto Music, especially for anyone here distributing AI music or considering different distribution platforms. I’ve been using both DistroKid and Ditto Music for a while. I decided to try Ditto because I wanted to diversify and test another distribution service instead of relying on only one platform. Unfortunately, after around four months, my experience has been pretty disappointing. The biggest issue is payments. The money I’ve earned is still showing as pending, even after four months. With DistroKid, in my experience, earnings usually started appearing after around two months, so this delay feels strange and frustrating. Releases are also quite slow. You normally need to schedule them at least 10 days in advance, and faster releases require an additional payment. That can be annoying when you want to release music more frequently. I also find Ditto’s platform much less convenient than DistroKid, especially when uploading several songs as part of one album. There are many limitations, and the whole process can feel unnecessarily complicated. To be fair, their customer support has been good. I don’t want to ignore the positive side. The support team has responded and tried to help, but unfortunately, the distribution service itself has not been good in my experience. The main reason I’m writing this post is because I’ve been working with one artist through Ditto for around seven months. Recently, they started rejecting the artist’s new singles because they claimed the artist name contains an "SEO keyword" This was extremely frustrating. I manage more than 15 artists through DistroKid, and many of their names could also be considered SEO-related, but I’ve never faced this issue there, especially after an artist has already been releasing music for months. So, I just wanted to share my personal experience in case it helps anyone who is choosing a distributor. I’ve tested several distribution services so far, and DistroKid is still the best one for me. I’m also planning to test TuneCore soon.
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@Jake Musician donne ton pseudo bro mais tu parle fr pourtant c'est écrit valence Espagne
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@Jake Musician c'est bon
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