Topic: [ANN] ♬ Opus - Beta-Ready Decentralized Music Sharing; Running on IPFS and ETH ♬ - page 92. (Read 108610 times)
July 21, 2017, 08:14:50 PM
this is a good project indeed. this'll help artist to grow.
July 21, 2017, 08:04:18 PM
This project looks absolutely amazing. Very well put together, amazing potential and they look like they beat their competitors by a long shot in tech and professionalism. Count me in.
The most important is that the project already did something in addition to the white paper as many now. Definitely invest.
many developers are making project for those you loved music.. just like voise, who just finished their ico last month.. and now another project for music.. this is great. im a music lover.
July 21, 2017, 01:32:48 PM
This project looks absolutely amazing. Very well put together, amazing potential and they look like they beat their competitors by a long shot in tech and professionalism. Count me in.
The most important is that the project already did something in addition to the white paper as many now. Definitely invest.
July 21, 2017, 12:10:26 PM
You must read the Whitepaper to understand the difference.
Yes I read it already. There is no comparison to other decentralized music blockchains in Opus white paper. That's why I question. The white paper always compare to legacy systems but not other blockchains. Opus team address Voise in this thread, but not Muse or Library. They didn't mention concept and technical detail that make them different from everyone else.
July 21, 2017, 12:03:15 PM
First I appreciate and support this project because I am a person who loves music.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
Another thing is that the platform will never be legit? How can it be legit my sharing songs and music without getting its rights from the singer/group?
Can somebody clarify this?
July 21, 2017, 11:50:30 AM
Opus is going to be adopted very quickly after the initial release is out.
I really hope for it. The project is really good!!!
July 21, 2017, 11:20:21 AM
general theses and conception are clear, music market has limitless potential and space for actions, furthermore under these conditions, like any other sphere of social life, it requires cardinal alterations, we need more honest game which is brought to us with blockchain technology . I'll wait for the whirepaper in Russian to learn the project more and to participate if it's possible
Russian whitepaper? Here you go https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5JFVPKyT8UsWExGR2JnR3VpTTg/viewKindly join the Slack channel to get closer with the team man
July 21, 2017, 11:19:16 AM
First I appreciate and support this project because I am a person who loves music.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
Another thing is that the platform will never be legit? How can it be legit my sharing songs and music without getting its rights from the singer/group?
Can somebody clarify this?
July 21, 2017, 10:56:14 AM
This project looks absolutely amazing. Very well put together, amazing potential and they look like they beat their competitors by a long shot in tech and professionalism. Count me in.
July 21, 2017, 10:22:03 AM
First I appreciate and support this project because I am a person who loves music.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
Good concept, I think this project will improve the quality of world music.
Just the one i want to ask:
Is security strong enough to resist piracy? As we know today music creators are starting to fret over the sheer number of music piracy.
July 21, 2017, 09:37:55 AM
Opus is going to be adopted very quickly after the initial release is out.
July 21, 2017, 09:31:24 AM
I only know about the Voise, a very weak project compared to Opus. And about Muse or Library, I can't say anything, because I do not know.
[/quote]The voice did not see, I think the music on the project, this is a good thing, the concept of this project is very good, the team is also very hard. So I support it very much
July 21, 2017, 08:48:17 AM
It's one of those great, very detailed, and well-planned projects, hopefully to be the latest breakthrough project, the best innovative I've ever met, good luck and excellent run
July 21, 2017, 08:29:48 AM
How will an artist apply his/her song in the library? Is it going to be free?
I think so because now it looks like in common Opus give more profit to artist then regular user
July 21, 2017, 08:04:52 AM
You must read the Whitepaper to understand the difference.
Yes I read it already. There is no comparison to other decentralized music blockchains in Opus white paper. That's why I question. The white paper always compare to legacy systems but not other blockchains. Opus team address Voise in this thread, but not Muse or Library. They didn't mention concept and technical detail that make them different from everyone else.
May be these people are using a different platform for this Voice, May be the will explain in details about the difference between other and Opus.
I think white they almost discussed the technical details about the Opus only.
July 21, 2017, 07:54:05 AM
general theses and conception are clear, music market has limitless potential and space for actions, furthermore under these conditions, like any other sphere of social life, it requires cardinal alterations, we need more honest game which is brought to us with blockchain technology . I'll wait for the whirepaper in Russian to learn the project more and to participate if it's possible
Russian whitepaper? Here you go https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5JFVPKyT8UsWExGR2JnR3VpTTg/viewKindly join the Slack channel to get closer with the team man
July 21, 2017, 07:41:19 AM
You must read the Whitepaper to understand the difference.
Yes I read it already. There is no comparison to other decentralized music blockchains in Opus white paper. That's why I question. The white paper always compare to legacy systems but not other blockchains. Opus team address Voise in this thread, but not Muse or Library. They didn't mention concept and technical detail that make them different from everyone else.
July 21, 2017, 07:33:13 AM
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July 21, 2017, 07:17:14 AM
You must read the Whitepaper to understand the difference.
Yes I read it already. There is no comparison to other decentralized music blockchains in Opus white paper. That's why I question. The white paper always compare to legacy systems but not other blockchains. Opus team address Voise in this thread, but not Muse or Library. They didn't mention concept and technical detail that make them different from everyone else.
July 21, 2017, 07:13:36 AM
How will be establishing price for track? Will be same price for all of them or will be registered by artist?
The price for every track is up to artists theirself. They have right to decide its price. Price for track on platform be in OPT or will be used fiat money? I means if i want to buy a track first of all i need buy opt or i may pay in usd?
How will an artist apply his/her song in the library? Is it going to be free?
Do you mean to sell their song? Once they purchased the decryption keys, yeah it's free and they have right to decide the price of their song.Jump to: