Recent content by Code Noir

Check out flowmusic.app, it's Google music generator.

If you're using the Pro subscription, you own the commercial rights to it. You can still use music make with the free version and publish them on streaming platform. But It depends on how big you think your music and reputation will get someday. If you do become big, Suno will own the rights to...

Creating accounts, building bots, producing music, generating streams are all very easy to do. Like I mentioned multiple times, its the strategy to tie them all together and implement it long term is where 99% of people failed and will fail in this.

I've never had any issue with my stream count. I've used free proxies available on undetectable browsers and they worked like charm. I don't use proxies anymore now as I've set up VPS directly in different countries.

You can farm with a free gmail account.

The 45 seconds work for everyone. My current issue with Apple, Amazon Music and Tidal is that they work only on a paid membership basis. You cannot farm on them for free.

Spotify & YouTube

If you want it to be efficient, yes, you need to think as a real artist and apply real music marketing tactics in parallel.

With the proper strategy, you could run it for a very long time and not get banned. We're talking years here, which is what labels and musicians have been doing. The biggest reason most failed in sustaining is simply because they are too greedy. They want to make 10K in a one month from the...

Hi man, thanks for the insights and experience sharing. One thing I can say is that Spotify bots are still as dumb as they used to be, you just need to have a little bit more strategy to bypass it. Like you pointed yourself, having that little music tracks to run botted streams on is definitely...

Sure you could use that too, if you don't have automation like I do haha. The firepower and strategy won't be the same though.

Hi, sadly it won't run as smoothly on android. I already thought that one through. I run it using undetectable browsers on mini PCs with multiple browser tabs opened at a time per device.

I don't do Apple Music.

Appreciate the warning. The streaming farm is just one part of the puzzle. Making good music consistently is equally important. The distributors will quickly know if you create just a few tracks of poor quality and then farm on them.

You are right, fundamentally every stream farm's goal is to run tracks continuously. Most of the bots out there tend to do only basic interactions like click on the play and next buttons, and most of the time the songs are streamed for their full length, which is not needed at all since only 30...