TomSawada

We're building a web/mobile app for practicing your instrument and selling short pieces of music (loops). We've assessed a bunch of music making apps, but besides Garage Band or a few other apps, it seems these don't have that many users. So, if you play an instrument and use apps, which ones are you using and why? Thanks!

Hey all,

We were looking for a place (or space actually) to practice our elevator pitch and get feedback from our peers, and have a ton of that. Since we couldn't find any good online and free resources, we kinda decided to start our own. Pitchcircle.wordpress.com We get together once a week through G Hangout and deliver a 2 minute speech + 4 minute Q&A. Anyone can join - you don't have to pitch if you don't want to - and everyone can give feedback.

You're all more than welcome. Next session is Thursday June 25.

Cheers!!!

We are launching a crowdsourced platform for loops. It makes it easier for musicians to find any loop they want and jam to them by changing tempos, adding metronome and looping on repeat. Loops are for sell in high quality multi-track, all musicians can make money by uploading and selling their loops to the community.

If we have any musicians in the house, would you use it?

Do you (or would) buy loops? If so, at what price?

Thank you all!

We're validating our idea (www.onemillionloops.com) with a video + landing page.Although we're getting emails subscribing, the majority of people are not answering back when we email them asking for some feedback (the email does not have the questions, we're playing nice and asking if it's ok with them to send some questions). We're getting a ton of feedback from friends and acquaintances, but now we're trying to get some "real people" feedback. We know what Ramli John has to say about this ("good luck getting an answer") http://ramlijohn.com/a-landing-page-is-not-a-minimum-viable-product/

But still, any ideas or benchmark on what we should expect?

Thanks!

I'm full time job in consulting/biz dev and getting my start-up off the ground. I've been using (boomerang for gamil) boomeranggmail.com and seriously, I don't have to remember about sending emails or following-up (key in both biz dev and start-ups). I'm surprised most people I've met don't know it/use it.