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Topic: [ANN] [PRE-ICO] | HEARDBEATS | THE NEXT STEP IN LIVE CONCERTS - page 6. (Read 3352 times)

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How will your token be used?
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Blocklancer Freelance on the Blockchain
I invested in HeardBeats and want it to succeed. I’m all for music reaching ppl more readily.

My question pertains to the rights to the artist’s music and the concert venues — is there a plan to go about this? I’m asking because investments like the ones we’re all speaking about are uncharted territory when it comes to “” rules “”
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How does your project incorporate the blockchain technology?
copper member
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What are the project risks?
newbie
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Can I participate in pre-ICO without creating an Ethereum address?


Hey there! You mean sending funds from an exchange for example?

Either way you can find info at the Heardbeats Telegram Group: https://t.me/heardbeats_group
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Can I participate in pre-ICO without creating an Ethereum address?
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Before i read more info.. whats in it for the investors?

Hello!

Each time there is a concert by a musical superstar such as Beyoncé, Adele, Coldplay and many others, it will generate tremendous demand for tokens in order to see the concert and purchase tickets, which will increase the price of the token.

The price of the HBT will work exactly as every other crypto. So, if the token's demand increases, the price will also increase. The price per token is $0.45 for now, over time the token price will change in accordance with demand for tickets.


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Such a big project ... I think, behind the back of this handful of brave stand a big corporation.
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I have a few questions:

1 - Broadcast a concert of your fav artist is not easy as it seems to be. You need get a broadcasting/streaming license agreement with the artist LABEL (Warner, Sony, etc) and that cost a lot and most of the cases, the label doesn't approve the stream. Even if the stream is allowed, you can't leave it on demand on most of the agreements.
2 - You are directly competing with the big TV Channels (ABC, MTV, BIS, Clear Channel, etc.) What make you think the label will prefer to deal with your company than those big channels?
3 - Even the Netflix doesn't get license for adding concerts in their plataform, how you will convince the industry to do that?

If you are planning to do multicameras for people choise their angle, you also would get the 'deal' with the event promoter and bring your whole cameramens, techs, and a big staff members to a concert to make this happen.

I came from the music industry and that's all my doubts.

Hello!
We are very sorry for the delay..

You are correct in that it's not easy. However, with Heardbeats a new business model has been put together, different from the one that already exists:

Transmission of concerts will not be free; it will be PPV. With this, we seek to satisfy not only fans but also artists, who will make profits from ticket sales to fans who would not normally be able to attend their concerts. Regarding VOD, we have specified that not all concerts will be available on VOD and those that do will appear some time after a live performance (as Netflix does with premieres).

Currently there is already a platform that has VOD concerts, quello.com, but they do not have the focus that Heardbeats does: virtual reality, multi-camera and 360º (mainly). http://www.okayplayer.com/news/qello-new-app-netflix-for-music-tech-review.html

Promoters will also benefit from the increased sales of concert tickets due to the visual reach achieved with Heardbeats. Regarding bringing and setting up cameras and technical equipment, in a few years recording with 360o technology will be quite normal in live events, not to mention that virtual reality will be much more common and accessible than today, increasing the ease of implementation with time. The music industry will not want to miss out on this kind of application.

We hope we have answered your questions!
sr. member
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Good website and concept for Virtual reality, I will try to join PRE-ICO and invest some money in your project. And if you launch your project and selling product, let me know i want to buy HeardBeats VR  Wink . I am really love music
hero member
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Dear developer, I'm afraid your development will make musicians poor.
I'm pretty sure musicians will get their piece of cake, don't worry about them Grin

Yes, not only musicians, every party involved in the industry will want a share when this thing will go mainstream
member
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Dear developer, I'm afraid your development will make musicians poor.
I'm pretty sure musicians will get their piece of cake, don't worry about them Grin
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HBT is the best! Read why here: cryptocactus.blogspot.com
Buy HBT or sign up and use the referral program to get free HBT here: https://ico.heardbeats.com/signup/?ref=xzq1L
newbie
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Dear developer, I'm afraid your development will make musicians poor.
member
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How much is your target for the pre ico?
newbie
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Any risks? Like paying fee to musicians in different countries (different legislation)? Or do you think you will cover it with some stable legislation? Tax avoidance...
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What are barriers for competitors?
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Heardbeats will be booking talent just as a live venue manager would.

So based on that, once a new star it's booked for an upcoming event the Heardbeats token price will rise...Nice trading perspective....
newbie
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Heardbeats will be booking talent just as a live venue manager would.
member
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Hi there! Ido really like the idea, as I'm a big music fan^ so would like to participate definitely^ but have some questions, hope you can help me with them)
What about copyrights, who's gonna pay for it?
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