mixmi-curation-model

To model revenue allocation for curated playlists, you define licensing flows, commission rates, and artist shares across purchases and streams. This simulates payouts and tracks attribution for discovery-driven content.

The two-economy framework separates the economics of original creation from curation. It models how revenue is split between creators and curators to establish transparent monetization for discovery-driven playlists.

You calculate curator commissions and artist shares for remixes by applying defined percentage rates, such as a 20% curator cut and an 80% artist share, across purchases, streams, and unpacked content.

Yes, you can simulate payouts for licensing flows across radio-like contexts, curator stores, and public discovery. The model tracks attribution and defines data structures needed for payments in mixed-content scenarios.

You generate a sample revenue distribution by inputting the playlist contents and price, such as 6 songs and 4 loops at 5 STX. The model then outputs the curator and artist shares with licensing flows.

You need data structures for attribution and payments in playlists when monetizing mixed-content contexts like loop content, songs, and remixes. This ensures accurate revenue tracking across stores and discovery platforms.