Why Spotify Botfarm

FarmingSim said:
Hello, Angel360, I would like to DM you for more specific questions due to the competitive nature of the game, but I would also like to know:
Is the 30 second rule for a stream to count the same on all the streaming platforms?
Are you supposed to connect devices to VPNs or is that a giveaway?
If not to the VPNs, should the phones at least be connected to different routers? If yes, what number of phones to what number of routers.
I just started farming on Youtube Music yet I seem to encounter a problem with the stream count chaotically increasing and decreasing, mostly decreasing or not updating totally. Does that mean it's a shadowban? How do you avoid such cases?
I also have some oddly specific questions that I'd like to only adress in a private message but I can't seem to find how to do it, if you're able to start a conversation in DMs, would you?
Thanks in advance.,
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Firstly, if you're new to this field, it's advisable to avoid starting with YouTube Music, as their detection system is highly sophisticated and difficult to bypass. Without prior experience, your efforts are likely to be in vain. Additionally, their tracking system only allows a few listens per user per day for any given song.

Secondly, a general rule is that for streams to be counted on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, the track must be played for at least 31 seconds. Regarding the other topics, I prefer not to respond publicly in order not to disclose our methods to those who might want to counter our strategies.
 
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Thank you for replying so rapidly.
What would be the best platform to start on, then?
I noticed you didn't include Youtube Music in the 31 second list, was that intentionally as that is not publicly revealed?
Is there any way to create a direct message?
Thank you.
 
I can answer your farming questions on various music platforms. DM me for more details on royalty rates, payment deadlines, and detection systems.
 
FarmingSim said:
Thank you for replying so rapidly.
What would be the best platform to start on, then?
I noticed you didn't include Youtube Music in the 31 second list, was that intentionally as that is not publicly revealed?
Is there any way to create a direct message?
Thank you.
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Indeed, bypassing the YouTube system generally involves more engagement with professionals who sell likes, views and subscriptions on YouTube, unlike the fake broadcasters on Spotify and Apple, as these are two different domains. Once you've adopted their methods, you can opt for premium music subscriptions to generate royalties.

However, I'm not going to lie to you, even if it is possible, it's still extremely complicated on the technical side. Unlike other DSP's where it's relatively easy.

In addition, the YouTube Music system is again the most opaque of all, but it has a double advantage over other DSPs: it tends to pay out faster and offers a higher royalty rate per stream, especially if you opt for individual premium subscriptions in developed countries.
 
Thank you all for replying, your time is appreciated. I think I need to post more on this account since I forgot my older bhw account and then I can engage in private conversations, which I will do.
 
hello, I'm looking to start my own farm with premium account, can someone help me with the stuff I need? proxy, ecc
 
Maybe you need new music. I'm a producer I can help you thanks

Best,
 
BHBags said:
Might be a noobie question but how scalable is stream farming?
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pretty much infinitely

redamarko said:
I have 40 songs ready for commercial use, just contact me,
I'm on fiverr, we can make a deal there if you want,
Each song is $10
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that's too expensive for most botters. many people have hundreds of thousands of songs online, can't pay 10k$ just for music
 
dieulli said:
that's too expensive for most botters. many people have hundreds of thousands of songs online, can't pay 10k$ just for music
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The good thing is that they are very professional songs, not just poor quality loop beat
 
Angel360 said:
I'll outline the different music streaming platforms (DSPs) by the speed of their payments. Before starting, it's important to note that payment timelines largely depend on the distributor you use. While distributors generally receive royalties around the same time (depending on their contract with the DSPs), the major difference lies in when they disburse these payments to the end users. Some distributors make payments as soon as the funds are available, while others might wait 30 or 45 days.

It's also crucial to understand that DSP payments are not always made on consistent dates. They can sometimes be early or delayed. The following information is therefore an estimation to give you a general idea.

  • YouTube and Apple Music: These two platforms tend to make payments the quickest, usually within a 2-month timeframe.
  • Spotify: Payments are generally made within a 3-month period.
  • Amazon, Tidal, and SoundCloud: Payments are made between 3 to 4 months. For SoundCloud, the timeframe might be shorter if your distributor has a favorable contract with them.
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And how to know the distributors that have said contract

Akinator said:
I have experience automating stuff on a scalable level, it would be interesting to play with this.
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Let's talk about it, what do you think?
 
tauro29 said:
And how to know the distributors that have said contract
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- ask them, although most won't answer your question
- test it yourself! although that might take up to a year depending on the store and distro
 
you're right. but I want to make a group where we are all playmates and make it more real
 
tauro29 said:
you're right. but I want to make a group where we are all playmates and make it more real
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you mean you and a few other people all put your artists together and bot them together?
I wouldn't do that personally, someone will always fuck up, especially if they are not experienced enough
 
dieulli said:
you mean you and a few other people all put your artists together and bot them together?
I wouldn't do that personally, someone will always fuck up, especially if they are not experienced enough
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We all have a rule and a line, they cannot break the pact and if someone does they will be out. We'll try it that way and then I'll post the result here.
 
Angel360 said:
Firstly, if you're new to this field, it's advisable to avoid starting with YouTube Music, as their detection system is highly sophisticated and difficult to bypass. Without prior experience, your efforts are likely to be in vain. Additionally, their tracking system only allows a few listens per user per day for any given song.

Secondly, a general rule is that for streams to be counted on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, the track must be played for at least 31 seconds. Regarding the other topics, I prefer not to respond publicly in order not to disclose our methods to those who might want to counter our strategies.
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Hi, I have 50 cell phones and plan to buy residential ISP proxies for each device. I have more than 50 original beats to play in various playlists and I have in mind to use several platforms like Spotify, Tidal, Napster, among others. I want to program a bot on each phone with Android ADB to play the playlists on Spotify for several hours, then take a break and switch to Tidal to do the same, and repeat the process on other platforms.

Do you think this method is appropriate or do you have any recommendations? Is it advisable to use only beats or should I add songs with lyrics? What is your method for creating songs? Also, is it a good idea to play my songs on playlists? Previously, I created a playlist on the PC, added my songs along with songs by famous artists, and played it randomly on each phone, letting it play 24 hours a day on Spotify. Although each song took more than 24 hours to play on the same phone to avoid suspicion.
 
Carlos020 said:
Hi, I have 50 cell phones and plan to buy residential ISP proxies for each device. I have more than 50 original beats to play in various playlists and I have in mind to use several platforms like Spotify, Tidal, Napster, among others. I want to program a bot on each phone with Android ADB to play the playlists on Spotify for several hours, then take a break and switch to Tidal to do the same, and repeat the process on other platforms.

Do you think this method is appropriate or do you have any recommendations? Is it advisable to use only beats or should I add songs with lyrics? What is your method for creating songs? Also, is it a good idea to play my songs on playlists? Previously, I created a playlist on the PC, added my songs along with songs by famous artists, and played it randomly on each phone, letting it play 24 hours a day on Spotify. Although each song took more than 24 hours to play on the same phone to avoid suspicion.
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only playlist is a no-go. also 50 beats is not enough for 50 phones, you will earn too much money and the distributor will ban you.
 
dieulli said:
only playlist is a no-go. also 50 beats is not enough for 50 phones, you will earn too much money and the distributor will ban you.
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How would you recommend I play the songs? Should I use several playlists or another method? My idea is to create several artists, each with around 40 to 50 songs. What number of songs per artist would you suggest for 50 cell phones?
 
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