Thread: HitLab.com:::Dynamic Hit Scoring

<p>I stumbled across this page by accident.&nbsp; Basically, there's this Dynamic Hit Scoring technology that analyzes your song to see if it has potential in becoming a hit.&nbsp; It costs about $30 to submit it to be analyzed.&nbsp; If you score 70% or more, than the more potential you have.&nbsp;</p>
<p><br />http://www.hitlab.com/hit-it-big</p>
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<p>I'm not hating, but after checking out all of the submissions, I noticed more than half of the tracks submitted had that 70% score or higher.&nbsp; Doesn't really make sense and probably provides false hope that your track would be a potential hit.&nbsp; I just think some kind of mathematical equation can't determine that.&nbsp; In the end, it's the vibe and how your audience feel when they listen to your track.&nbsp; Some machine can't tell you that.&nbsp; Even people in the industry longer than my life span can't tell sometimes because I've heard of some songs that were about to be tossed, ended up being platinum selling hits.&nbsp; So yeah.&nbsp; Whatever.&nbsp; Just wanted to share and hear everybody's thoughts.</p>

<p>agreed fam......there are hits out that that make us all scratch all heads.&nbsp; Even they say you have a 100% hit......great.....you have a hit.....now the real work begins.</p>

$30 just to "know" that your song has the potential to be a hit??? wtf?? thats retarted man.. imma stick to making sure my tracks are hits, instead of asking a machine. lmao.. not gonna forget this 1

It seems to me its more artist driven. I don't even think it would be wise for a producer to submit on that site. I see all the artists that are tryinna make a name for themselves n get people to like them, which is cool. But, if I submitted a track n Akon didn't pick me up as a (ghost) producer, I'd prolly be mad cause now I just fed him (n his team) a whole bunch of ideas. NO BUENO! I think I'll stick to my regular grind in gettin' artists trax as soon as I can.

If you hot they'll pay!!