How I Make $6,000/Month in Passive Income as a Music Producer

In this video, I'll be going over 4 realistic ways to create passive income sources for creatives and music producers.

CHAPTERS
00:00​​​ - Important introduction
00:58 - What is "passive income"?
01:51 - First income source - YouTube
04:49 - Second income source - Samples
06:30 - Third income source - Royalties
09:27 - Fourth income source - Beats

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[EdTalenti]

Hope this helped you! Here's some important stuff...

[GRAVYBEATS]

Great tips! For all of you producers who doubt themselves, keep grinding & believe in yourself. You will get there eventually. It just requires time & dedication. Good luck to y'all 🙌🏼

[owens.]

Ed is the only person I know that can say our beats suck in the nicest way possible.

[TheRealWilliamBeats]

Time to really grind man. I gotta get out this 50 hrs a week at a company I don't want to be at. I'm tryna put those 50 hrs a week in my studio.

[IAMLXGEND]

Excellent info for folks who wanna turn this into a career.

[khaaan_prod]

I love how humble you stay despite being so successful. Always an inspiration to me Ed!

[Loagz_Beatz]

Took me about 10 years making music and about 3 years of selling beats online to get where I am where I can comfortably work / do this from home. Good stuff man keep it up! To everyone else out there you can make this reality keep with it!

[savnac]

you have created such a genius platform and workflow for your brand. Your brand is so organized and consistent, I really love it.

[thejawshop-AdventureRecording]

This was great to watch, I am in the middle of developing my sample/ loop business and have realized that my 35+ years of music making on and off stage is worth something, only if I do the work, and no amount of good business will substitue for a shotty product. Thank you Ed.

[PULSEMusicGroup]

This is nothing but the truth ED! Seriously! I had started and then stopped (WHY did I do that, lol) But coming back, being dedicated and focused it has been better and actually EASIER making good content that is valuable. Thanks so much for this Ed! Greatly appreciate you man!

[JayfkProductions]

You kno what's interesting most youtube producer channels Spew out the same content over & over but with a good personality & good presentation it never feels OLD, ED is definatley one such youtuber always a cool vibe keep it up Ed

[jbmusic]

I appreciate how transparent you are with your money, it just helps us get a real and clear picture

[noahjon-darius]

I’m subbed, because this video was great. That quick little outro was hilarious and I can tell you put a lot a work into dialing in what your YouTube video should look like. I’m here to support you. Keep it up

[DavidDiMuzio]

Cool video, thanks for sharing your experience bro 😎

[lostcomet_music]

Thank u sm for this man ❤️ as a growing producer who started yt'ing about a month ago it's difficult to get views but this vid has definitely given some pointers

[GarfRichards]

Love the fact you get to the points without talking about irrelevant stuff in between 👍

[spcecadetbeats]

Loved the vid, Ed! As a Long time hobbyist producer I recently decided to start trying to monetize my hobby and this video is just what I needed. Thanks for the helpful tips!

[upstairstudio]

This helps to give so much context. I think a lot of people, myself included, kind of assume its an all or nothing game and forget it just just happen. Thank you for the content!

[carloang]

he said "a lot of frustration" then he smile. man you dope bruuuh

[damiank]

Actually very helpful! I'm thinking about starting a channel and already sold my first beats couple weeks ago, so I find the video very inspirational :D
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