How to Start a Netlabel
Visit the Internet Archive., Set up a free account. , Read this forum post on Archive.org on uploading with a Netlabel (as per Archive.org requirements). ,Email netlabels at archive.org., Wait for a response from the netlabel dpt.. Once you get a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Visit the Internet Archive.
You will need to tell them that you want to start a Netlabel, and the name of your Netlabel.
Choose a simple, clear name as your link will look like this: http://www.archive.org/details/nameofyournetlabel , You're now free to upload your releases on Archive.org! , Next time when you do an upload, you'll have the option to choose your collection from a drop-down menu, see image. , NL001 (2-6 letters of your label + catalogue numbering), afterwards you can re-edit the title in something like Title.
This way you will have a clear URL on archive.org that looks like this: http://www.archive.org/details/NL001 -
Step 2: Set up a free account.
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Step 3: Read this forum post on Archive.org on uploading with a Netlabel (as per Archive.org requirements).
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Step 4: Email netlabels at archive.org.
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Step 5: Wait for a response from the netlabel dpt.. Once you get a reply
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Step 6: you'll have a Netlabel.
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Step 7: Choose your collection during next upload.
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Step 8: As for the title
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Step 9: first pick an identifier eg.
Detailed Guide
You will need to tell them that you want to start a Netlabel, and the name of your Netlabel.
Choose a simple, clear name as your link will look like this: http://www.archive.org/details/nameofyournetlabel , You're now free to upload your releases on Archive.org! , Next time when you do an upload, you'll have the option to choose your collection from a drop-down menu, see image. , NL001 (2-6 letters of your label + catalogue numbering), afterwards you can re-edit the title in something like Title.
This way you will have a clear URL on archive.org that looks like this: http://www.archive.org/details/NL001
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